The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-07 00:00:00

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ZONE!' MARKEY-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocz.

The funds to-day are quiet, at a redaction of 1
per cent. from the closing quotations of Saturday,
Consols are quoted 951 to i ex div. for the 10th inst.
The Three per Cent Reduced have been dealt
in at 96 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents. at 981
to 97; Bank Stock at 2181; Consol Scrip, at 41 prem.;
Exchequer Bills at 17s. to 20e. prem.; and Exche-
quer Bonds at 1001 tog. Consols have been dealt
in for money at 951 and 951 ex dir. For the Au-
gust acoonnt the pries is 96 to /.

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Turkish Six per Cents. opened decidedly better,
and were first marked 105, but a relapse to 1031 to
1041 has sines taken place. The Four per Cents.
are quoted lost to 1061. Spanish Stocks are rather
flat, whilst other descriptions are fairly sup-
ported. The sales include Austrian Five per Cents.,
87j ex die.; Brazilian Four-and-Half per Cents., 98;
Buenos Ayres, for 16th inst., 88 to 87; Chili= Six per
Cents., 106; Dutch Two.and-a-Half per Cents., 86;
ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 97 to 971 ; Mexican,
foe account, 221 ; Basilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
99 ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 92i ; ditto,
fee account, 921; Spanish Old Three per Cents. for
account, 461 ex div.; ditto, Deferred, for amount, 241
ex div.

A farther considerable amount of gold was on Bs,
tarday drawn from the Bank for exportation to the
Coutinent.
The imports of the precious metals last week were
large, bat about half of them have consisted of
silver. Oar list includes 901,870 dole. by the
Niagara, from New York; 2,134,182 dole. by the
Atrato, from the West Indies and Mexico ; 1,337 os.
of gold by the Gambia, from Africa, and a few hun-
dred pounds by the Madrid, from the Peninsula.
The total value of these supplies is probably about
812,0001. Large quantities of silver also continue to
be purchased on the Continent for India. Amongst
the arrivals last week we notice 86 cases by the
Ravensbourne, 6 packages by the Baron Osy, and 7
twee by the Telegraph, all three from Antwerp.
The shipments have been unusually large. The
Custom-boos, statement of the exports of the precious
metals direct from London during the week includes
a total valise of about 30,7001., viz.: 180 ounces of
gold, despatched to Boulogne, and 120,060 ounces of
silver, nearly all to Hamburg. The Huila* has also
taken out 810,3221. (of which 42,6261. was gold and
787,7971. silver) for Alexandria and the Heat, and the
La Plats 16,0001. for the West Indies.
The aggregate ascertained shipments of the week
are thus raised to about 867,0001., chiefly in silver. In
addition to these sums, however, the renewed demand
he gold for the Cantinent has absorbed the 180,0001.
brought in by the Niagara, besides a large amount
taken from the Bank.

The James Booth has arrived from Sydney, but is
believed to have no gold on freight. The dates by
this vessel have been anticipated.
An extraordinary general meeting of the National
Discount Company Is called for the 16th inst., to con-
eider a proposal for increasing the capital of one mil-
lion to two millions by the issue of new shares. The
meeting is also to " resolve on the conditions on which
the capital shall be increased, and the time, mode,
and terms at, in, and on which such new shares shall
be issued, and how the premium, if any, on such new
shares shall be applied." The company's shares have
declined to 1316 to 1 5.16 prem. upon this notifica-
tion, which was interpreted as indicating that the
directors have an idea of selling new shares in the
market, and applying for the company's benefit the
proceeds of any premium that may be obtained. As
only 61. is as yet paid on the 261. shares malty per-
sons seem to entertain an opinion that it would be the
more regular, though, perhaps, lees popular course, to
maks a call with a view to raise the additional funds
required for the extension of the company's opera-
tion.

The directors of the Ottoman Bank announce that
they has' now commenced business at Constanti-
nople and at their branch at Galata, and that they
are prepared to transact all banking business con-
nected with Turkey or the Principalities.
The subbeription list for the shares of the
Chartered Colonial Fibre Company is to be closed
to-morrow.

A proposal is introduced in the Cape of Good Hope
Assembly for authorising the issue in London of six
pot cent. debentures to the extent of 200,0001. These
foods are to be applied for the e nouragement of
immigrstion. The issue is apparently to be restricted
to 30,0001. per annum.
The claims of creditors of the Commercial and
General Life Assurance Company. are to be adjudi-
cated upon on the 30th iost. by the Muter of the Rollo,
who has appointed Mr. Win. Torquand official ma-
imager of the company.
A. all of 21. (nuking 141. paid) is to be paid on the
shares of the Portsmouth Railway Company by the
let of August.
The directors of the London and North Western
Railway will receive tenders until the 23rd inst. for
the construction of the branch railway from North-
ampton to Market Harborough.
The directors of the Crystal Palace Company are
inviting tenders for their remaining 5 per cent. de-
bentures.

A sals of government stores, including 30,000 sets
et acemstremente, 12,000 linen shirts, dm, is adver-
tised for the 9th feat. at the Tower.

ThiltiiillminftYWillrecte---ive-- tenders, on the Bth
Inst., for the conveyance of stores (combustibles, ball
cartridges, medical and naval *torts, pipes, timber,
masts, machinery, &c.) from the River Thames to
Perth (Western Australia), New South Wales, New
Brunswick, Halifax, Jamaica, Aotiiva, Gambia,
Natal, Colombo, Gibraltar, Malta, and Corfu.
The Bast India and Chiaa Amociiation have put
forward a comparative statement of the number of
ships, both British and foreign, which entered in.
wards and cleared outwards, with cargo, at the four
chief British ports, from and to places within the
limits of the East India Company's charter, from the
let January to the 30th Jane, 1866 and 1868. The
aggregate resifts are as follows, viz.: