The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-18 00:00:00

TAI.LOW_MARY:RT.--1118 DAT.

The mast la steady at the folio aa quotatkoto Peas-
bog Y.O. r the spot, 49.. dd.; kguobr, 49a. 31. ;
Ootokor to Doastabor, 49a. ; ditto, aopanoty, 494. 3d.; I.
army to Mrn►, 490. IL to 490. 6d.
Mawr, Airraaous.—Towit tallow, lob. W. lit by dhes,
10. 9d.; row Itarisa. ; mated sluff,
rough ado, ; gram, ; good dn., 7..

COVENT-GARDEN.—(IIIII3 DAY.)
nude it AM somewhat doll. Appals sad por an sow
pisatifiL Lisboa propos castiass to relvs. o aprtorts
an soiree. *rifts prams bight to Ammar. Boroskom
note fetch 2k. pre bushel • new Bad* les. Milo; 4oisith,
its. ditto; abroad., 21ii. ditto; wahine,. iftreis4 10a.
ditto. Amami vipsiablos ore soar ads modidoorms. Pies
are now soma. Gram aro 111111M114 MS OM also Pam&
beans. Pawns ore still imegoly aqpikol. Or.. arti-
chokes Mak from 414. to da per dorm Comomberm pima-
fol. Cut gowns Wady oossM et orcidds,hiscisaims, bilio-
Wolmo gimialloo viceiegont iodiariii% sod roam.
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SMITH:MILD HAT MARIBT...-THIS DAT.
Mr. 1.1. Asia pupate a pod swq•ly. Prism swam
lay, 70.. to 90a. ; eagarks• dais, Us. Is 90s. ; .U,
MO% Kw is 70s. ; Rome. GO& 705.
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lois. ; ssessill sat, 70s. Ie 90s. ; Wow, Ms. is Us.

DIA= IN A RAILWAY Caahl•Oß.—Tastartlay
a orpalsaa parrs hk Larks try the LSO La.
kola ea So Larks sad Nash Wallas Railway. H.
vat tra la bit awarl health, apparel ciao rdi. sod
twavord body with hh filks-paserspre or the Isla
was a law toga her the shahs al Albinism, yrs ha
yr ohms& to droop hit heed ea his alkraikr, mod aiming
aft wards h. szpintd. The body .as re-
moved flan tad carriage ea the arrival of the Vida as Atha-
stone, whoa it samba a termites lagyeatt. At preartt
nothing h brows either of him retideno• or ass" bat iu his
pockets was found nearly 20/., &lady is gold.— Aranchare
' Guardian.

MONEY MARKET-TIM DAY.

Two Mom

The funds have not been affected in price by the
extremely favourable Bank returns, but are Sm.
at the closing quotations of yesterday. Litthe
business is going forward in this or any other de-
partment of the Stock Exchange, but general
steadineas prevails.

Consols are steady, at 974 to for money, and 97{
to 3 for the 12th Oct. The New Two-and-a-Half per
Cents. have been dealt in at 82; India Stock, for ea-
count, at 219 ; India Bonds, at 12s. to 13s. prem.
Exchequer Bills, March, at 375. prem.; ditto, Jul
at 265. to 28s. prem., being Is. higher.
There appears to be no " contango" on the
new Turkish Loan, in anticipation of the settlement
on Tuesday. This denotes that there is no floatimpg
supply of stock. The prioe is steady, at par to
prem., and transactions are recorded in the official
list at 3 to 3 prem.

The Turkish Six per Cents. of 1864 are firm, at 981
to 97. Venezuela Bonds Sae in demand and higher.
Mexican also meet with more inquiry. Sales are
recorded as follows, viz.; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half
per Cents., 1858, at 981 ; French Three per Cent.
Rented, 72f. 50c. (exchange, 25f.) Mexican Bonds, far
acct., 211. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., he
acct., 92, 911; ditto Three per Cents., for mot., 711;
Portuguese Three per Centa.,lB63, for account, 481.
Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001 ; Spanish
Old Three per Cents., 461; ditto Pensive Boob,-
111; Turkish Six per Cents., for account, 98/.
Venezuela Active Bonds, for account, 401, 40;
ditto, Deferred, 151.

At Paris, to-day (Saturday), according to Mr.
Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rennes
opened at 73fr. sc. for the amount, and were
quoted at half-past 1 o'clock, 731 r. 10e., being about
per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. The
telegram reports the Bourse as " very firm."
The committee of the Stock Exchange have fixed
Tuesday next as special settling day for the scrip el
the New Turkish loan.
The steamer Magdalena, from the West Indies,
has brought 149,0001. in gold and silver.
The Ariel is bringing 37,4001. in specie from New
York.

_
The Indus, with the mails for Calcutta and China,
will take out on Monday 27,1791. in specie, all is
silver, except 1501. in gold coin for Malta. The
particulars are as follows:—For Penang, 1,4901.; for
Hong Bong, 8,2801. ; for Shanghai, 17,4591. ; and
for Malta, 1501. There is no specie whatever for
Calcutta.

We are authorised by the representatives of the
London General Omnibus Company to state that
the rumour which was circulated in the Stock
Exchange and in other quarters to the effect that
the company will declare no dividend at their next
meeting, is incorrect : at least the accounts, we are
assured, will show a balance fairly applicable to
dividend, the disposal of which will rest with the

In another column will be found the report of the
director, of the Ottoman Bank. After drawing at-
tention to the benefits which are expected to remit
from the negotiation of the Turkish loan, the bank-
ing business connected with which is confided to
this bank, the directors refer to the important posi-
tion assigned to their manager, Mr. Faloonnet, who,
besides being a member of the Council of Credit,
instituted for the purpose of carrying into effect the
financial reforms of the empire, has alio been ap-
pointed, on behalf of the bondholders, one of the
oomenissioners for receiving the revenues hypothe-
cated for the loan. Reiterating their confidence that
the course now inaugurated will result in the finan-
cial regeneration of Turkey, to the great advantage
of its commerce, the directors state that the ba-
lance at credit of profit and loss, including the
1,1861. 10s. Bd. brought forward, is 12,3681. 12s. 6d.
In arriving at this &monist, it is remarked that the
balance of the exchange account of the Constanti-
nople branch has been estimated at 164 piastres per
pound sterling, the rate on June 30th ; but a very
considerable fall in the exchange has taken place
since that date, by which the bank must of course
profit greatly. Looking to the present financial
position of the bank, and to the profits which must
accrue during the current half-year, the directors
state that they have no hesitation in recommending
the distribution of interest on the capital at the rate
of 5 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, ca
account.

The director of the lonian Bank on Thursday de-
clared a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 6 par
cent. per . annum
. . . .

The subjoined weekly summary of the produce
markets is extracted from the circular issued lam
evening by Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson :
In the colonial market there has been a moderate demand
for produce, st about previous rates. The miles of=
have gone off quietly, without muck 'iteration ; b
have not prima To-dal there warather Imes die-
foni°oan floating cargoes, oss,urchase P4c7thl% foeurs have clawed baudbetter .
Coffee oonunues firm, at high quotatioms. The cargo se
Cassia Lignes, per Roam, was all said at tan rats& Rios Is
in fair request, bat there is very little ea oder. Saltpetre, is
firm. Tea has been quiet, but rather more inquiry prevails
to-day.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, Sept. lb, compared with the pre-
vious weekly return, shows the following results:
Circulation iambs
Circulation *dive 20,163,990 laaresse 140,480
Public deposits
Other deposits
Government securities ia

-
basking department „ 10,970,614 lacrosse 15,246
Other securities in basing
department 16,311,274 Draw 61,418
Cain and baba In both _ _

depsitmsais
Nova day =dot/se Wk 769,560 Dsarass 10,917
The Bost
Notes In mom. 12,279,970 tamers 621,260
Total reserve (sotes& coin)
in banking department 12,969,926 Increase 460,020
Owing probably to the enormous influx of gold,
which of course occasions • corresponding creation
of notes on the issue side, and thus conduces to the
ease of the general market, the payment into the
Bank of upwards of half a million of government
deposits has been unaccompanied by any important
withdrawals of " other " deposits. The oonseqaesso
is that the half-million in question figures almost as
an absolute addition to the unemployed resources of
the establishment. The Bank, daring the week
•

referred to, appears to have retained the of the
gold sent in; and we mast therefore assume that the
recent extensive withdrawals of ooin on provincial
account have ceased.
The Gazette statement of the movement of the
precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last
gives the following totals, viz. :—lmporta of gold,
733,9191.; exports of gold, 6,9711. ; imports et
silver, 23,0881.; exports of silver, 46,5991. This
statement shows an enormous preponderance et
imports of gold.
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MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Ciemt.
The mining market to-day is excessively dull. No
business is officially reported in the Stook Exchange,
and in other quarters almost equal quietude prevails.
Prime are nominally quoted the same ma yesterday.
Port Phillip mining shares are fairly supported
at the late advance, and are marked 12s. 6d. per U.
share. English and Australian Copper have bow
I &sit in at 1 f to li.