The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-10 00:00:00

RONNY MARZET-TRIG DAY.

Two o'CLocz.

The fends remain rather flat. A further reduction
of / per ant. was quoted at one period of the morn-
ing, bat a rally to the closing rates of Saturday has
Ninon taken place. Consols for the 4th Dec., after
declining to 021 to 1, hare rallied to 921," buyers."
For money, the prior is 921 to 1. The Three per
Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 1 ; the
New Three per Cents. at 911 to 1. Bank Stock at
218; Exchequer Bills at 2e. dis. to ls. prem.; and
Exchequer 800d5,1869, at 981.
Sales of Turkish Six per Cents. were pressed this
morning se low as 891. but the prim has since rallied
to 90/ to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents.
stand at at 100 to 1. Other stocks have met
with scarcely any business, the salsa being limited to
Belgian Four-and•a.Half per Cents., at 96/ ex dir.
(exch. 26E); Dutch Two.and-a-Half per Cents. at 841
(exch. 128.) ; Mexican Bonds, for the 14th Nov., at
22; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, at 441; and
Spanish Old Three pee Cents., for the 14th instant,
at 411.

The amount of specie brought in by the Persia
from New York is stated at 1,490,000 dub., or nearly
800,0001.; bat a considerable portion of this is pro-
bably on Continental summit.
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The other imports of the precious metals reported
last week have comprised 271,2001. (of which about
two-thirds consisted of silver, and one-third of gold
by the Parana, from the West Indies and Mexico ;
81,0001. by the Niagara, from Now York ; 10,0001.
by the City of Manchester from Philadelphia;
11,4001. by the Pero, from the Manchester,
; 3,4001.
by the Basics, from the Peninsula; and 2,000 ounces
of gold by the Niger, from Africa.
The total value of the week's arrivals (including
those per the Persia) cannot be less than 664,0001.
Amongst the imports of silver from the Continent,
we also notice 11 packages by the Ravenabourne,
from Antwerp.
The shipments have also been heavy. The Custom-
house statement of the exports of the precious metals
direct from London during the week ending Thurs-
day last, includes 869 ounces of gold, and 22,400
ounces of silver, representing a total value of scarcely
7,0001. The particulars are subjcined—via.: Gold
coin—to Boulogne, 169 moose; to Hamburg, 800
owner. Silver coin—to Boulogne, 2,400 ounces; to
St. Petersburg, 16,000 ounces. Silver dollars—to
the Cape. Ceylon, Calcutta, &c., 4,000 ounces. The
shipments from outhampton have also embraced
607,9161. (of which 38,3601. was gold, and 589,6561.
silver) by the Candle, for Alexandria and the Bast;
and 1,2001. by the Madrid, for the Peninsula.

The total shipments of the week, u officially
reported, are thus raised to 816,000/, nearly all in
silver. The remittances in private hands to the Con-
tinent have comprised, in addition, the whole of the
arrivals above reported (exclusive of the specie ex the
Persia, which is not yet in band, and of the silver
ex the Parana, which is still on sale in this market),
besides upwards of 60,0001. withdrawn from the
Bank in the curse of the weak.

The commercial advioes by. the Persia have
been Icoked for with much interest, anxiety be-
teg felt as to the effcct which might
be produced on the American money and stock
markets by the news of the financial disturbanoe in
Europe. So far, the American markets seem to have
borne the intelligence with great steadiness. The
demand for stocks was of course checked, and the
desire of the banks to curtail advasces, u a measure
of precaution, had rendered money somewhat dearer;
but, although the efflux of specie was regarded with
uneasiness, and much anxiety wee expressed to learn
further sewn from England and France, there was
no sign of panic. The exchange on London was
pretty steady, at 109 i to f.
The advises brought by the Persia mention that a
new loan of 1,260,000 dole. (250,00014 of 8 per cent.
stock. redeemable in 1874, was negotiated on 17th
ult. by the state of New York, at 118 40.100 to
117 28-100, or an average of 118 80.100 per cent.
There were but few speculative biddings, and the
greater part was taken for banking purposes.
Proprietors of C extension shares in the But Indian
Railway Company are required to pay a call of 61.
per share (making 154 paid) by the 20th Deo.
The receipts of the Stockton and Darlington Rail-
way for the mouth of October were 29,7101., being
3,7011. more then in Oct., 1855.
The directors of the New Zealand Company adver-
tise a fourth distribution, amounting to 10s. per old,
or folly paid-up share, and bs. per new, or half-paid
up share. The sum received from her Majesty's go-
vernment, and available for distribution, amounted to
4,0001., consisting altogether of interest
The half-yearly meeting of the Waterford and
Kilkenny Railway Company is called for the 28th
instant.

A special towel meeting of the Scottish Widows'
Fund and Life Assurance Society is called for the
sth of December, in Edinburgh, to confirm the reso-
lutions pained at a previous meeting.
The amount of bills drawn by the East India
Company on their respective presidencies, from the
26th ult. to the Bth inst., is as follows:
£ a. O. Rats of esehense7
Banta
Madras
basal!;
Total 74,486 2 10
Sabloined is &statement (extracted from the Liver-
pool Weekly Skate LW) showing the rates of interest
yielded by railway stocks at present prices. The
calculation is based on the dividends paid for the
half-year ending the 30th of Jinn, 1858, and for the
year ending with the same date :
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the rate of dividend peat.
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The Irish Bank returns for the four weeks ending
October 23,1866, show a singularly prosperous state
of the Irish banks, both the circulation and the
amount of bullion exceeding considerably the
highest figures whisk they had previously resched
for several years pest. Compared with the returns
of the preceding month, they show an incrasee of
865,2461. in the circulation, and an increase of
288.4001. under the head of coin held. the increase
bang chiefly coefised at present, and for some time
past, to the private banks. It will be observed that
the aggregate average circulation greatly exceeds
the circulation authorised by the ocatiflostee, while
in the ease of the Beak of Ireland it is very mach
within that amount. With the exception of the