The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-13 00:00:00

At four o'clock yesterday, it will be remembered,
Comas were quoted 891 to 1 for the 7th Dec., and
884 for money. To-day the extreme prices for ac-
tual transactions, as officially recorded, were from
881 to 891 for money, and from 89 to 90 for the
account. At four o'clock the quotation was 90 to
} for the 7th December, and at a still later hour,
00/ to 1. The official business report is as fol-
lows per Cent. Consols, for money, 891,
881, 884, 881, 881, 881,891,891 ; ditto, for account
((7thDec.),
tilriDec.), 891, 891, 89, 891, 891, 891, 891, 90, 891;
per Cents. Reduced, 88, 871, 874. New
Three per Cents., 881, 871, 871, 871, 871, 88, 881,
871 ; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860,
1 15-16 ; Bank Stock, 211, 2091 ; India Stock,
' 212; ditto for account, 210 ; Three-and-a-Half per
Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868,
98, 981, 98; ditto, 1889, 97. India Bonds, 40e. dia.
Exchequer Bills were officially marked from 395.
to 20s. die. The closing quotation was nominally
40e. to 20e. die.
Turkish Six per Cents. were pressed for sale es
low as 881 in the morning, but were quoted at four
o'clock 87 to h, being 1 per cent. higher than yester-
day. The Guaranteed Four per emits. were last
quoted 981 to 4. Mexican Bonds were pressed for
sale, and were marked as low as 18. This depart-
ment of the Stock Exchange was very inanimate.
Sales are recorded ea follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-
Half per Cents., 64, 631 (exch., 1211.) ; ditto, Four
per Cent. Certificates, 961. Mexican Three per
Cents., for account (16th Nov.), 181, 18. Peruvian
Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., for account, 74. Rus-
sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961, 96. Turkish
Six per Cents., 87 ; ditto for account (18th Nov.),
87, 861, 871; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents.,
for account, 96, 951.
Bank shares remain dull, with little inquiry.
Bank of Australasia stock was quoted 11. lower.
London Discount and Van Diemen's Land shares
have declined. East and West India Dock stock
wee officially marked 110. The shares of the Lon-
don General Omnibus Company have recovered to
31 to 1.

MINES-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocK.

The market for home mining stocks today is
very dull ; scarcely any business is going forward.
From the Stock Exchange no transactions whatever
are reported. Sales cannot be effected in some cases
without difficulty.
In foreign mining securities there is alto a :total
absence of movement. The shares of the English
and Australian Copper Company have met with some
enquiries, and are marked lk to li.
Subjoined is the official list of prices in the
Mining Alt,. Exchange yesterday
Commis, 161, 17, 171; Deem Boller, 135., 145.,
16s. ; Bast Gumadake and South Bedford, 2, 21; Pendeen,
21, Bortridp Consols, 2 1-16.8.16.
Asp dsl meeting of the Mexican and South American
Company was held at the London Tavern yesterday in cowe-
rwd the position in which the company are placed by
st:te of the money market, and the difficulty of realising
their YOU in time to meet their accruing liabilities. AA the
whole amount of the shares is paid up, end there woo no
power to make a call on the shareholder., it was eventually
unanimously resolved to place the company under the opere-
ttas of the Wind up Act for the protection of the sham-
holdm, sad with the view of making en immediate call.
At Cara Brea a dividend of 21. per share (the 96th) was
declared on the 12th, and payable on the 18th inst.
At a meeting of the. adventurers in Craddock Moor Mine.
held on the 6th, a dividend of 7a.per share was declared.
The next semplieg will be about 190 tons of good quality ore,
At North Bramble- a call cd 6s. per share has been made.

TILVISDAT Ilwitare.

The market for home mining stocks to-day was
very dulL Shares in Wheal Mary Ann, West Gren-
ville, and East Russell were in demand. but in a
number of cases lower prices were current. The fol-
lowing may be given as some of the closing quota-
tions, viz., Wheal Mary Ann, 49 to 50; West Gren-
ville, ss. to is. 6d.; East Rosewerne, 21s. to 235.;
Wheal Grenville, 32a. 6d. to 355.; Alfred Consols,
161 to 17) ; and Great Wheal Alfred, 4t to 5.

Busman Marrtaa IN lavaarooL—To nth a
dead lock bad business matters arrived yesterday that the
committee of the General Broken' Association gave notice
that they would be obliged to discontinue for the present
the issue of their daily market reports. Cotton, In fact, has
been the only article dealt in worthy of remark, the few
trifling fetes which have taken place in produce being en-
tirely for prompt cash. The council of the Chamber of
Commerce met yesterday to take into consideration the pre-
sent monetary ants; and it was agreed that a deputation,
consistiag of the Mayor, Mr. C. Bushell (President of the
Chamber), and newel other gentlemen, should go up and
have ea interview with government on the present state of
the monetary aline of the country. In the muse of the
enemas, however, an mums' degree of excitement wee
observable on 'Change, it having become whispered that •
telegram had been received to the effect that the Bank
Charter had been suspended. This was at first doubted as
being too good news to be true, but when the authenticity of
the report was placed beyond a doubt, loud cheers and clap-
ping of hands, which lasted several seconds, resounded on
all sides, sad universalcongratulations were heard.

FURTHER FAILUREIL—The 11116peneion wow an-
nounced yesterday morning of Meter,. Wilson, Morgan, and
Co., wholesale stationers, with liabilities estimated at about
40,0001. Annexed is the circular issued Chaapside,
N0v.12, We regret to inform you that, owing to very serious
losses of late, we have been compelled to suspend our
meats. A statement of our 'Noire is being prepar and wiII
be submitted to a meeting of creditors which will be'called Ia
• few days. We remain your obedient servant; WILSON,
MOROAN, AND CO." The following circular also was
lamed by Mews. Fitch end Skeet, provision merchants,
who.. liabilities ere stated at 66,0001., end who are since said
to have obtained an extension from their creditors, who have
taken bills at two, four. and Hz months, to bear 6 per cent
interest London, Nov. 11. We regret to inform you, is
coesequance of the surge:Won of Messrs. Sanderson, Sends-
men, and Co., with whom we bad lodged a large amount of
bills for discount, and which they are unable to return or to
discount, we are under the necessity of suspending our pay-
ments fur a time. Trusting NOM to be able to make a mote
satiefeceory communication, we are, &c., FITCH and figezr."
At Liverpool the stoppage has taken place of Messrs. T. B.
Coddington end Co., iron merchants, connected with New
Yet—Tisses.

CHELMSFORD NOVEMBER CATTLE FAlR.—Thin
fair wee held yesterday (Thursday), and was upon the whole
ens of the largest far some time pan, but pewee continued
high, the dealers not being disposed to give way, and busi-
ness wee not so &olive as might have been anticipated. Of
&heap there Was an average show, perhaps rather shove it,
but trade wee dull, prices being by no means loww. Down
ewes fetched Ws. to 40e. ' • Down lambs, W 's. to Sea. • wether
sheep, 38a. to 465. ; Dorset ewes, 635. 6d. ; and Down ewe
lambs, 12s. to 36e The sheep were shown by Mr. T. Cromot
Mr. !tarifa, Mr. T. Rust, arid Mr. J. Archer, who psn
a beautiful lot of half-bred Leicesterv, which remained un-
mid; Mr. W. Wakeliog, Mr. E. Bottle, Mr. J. Stock, Mr.
George Rich, and Mr. King, of Widfonl Hell, the latter of
whom showed 400, which were driven away unsold. Of
beasts there was a large show. Mr. T. Burrell exhibited 100
good Scots, 90 of which were sold ; Mr. George Simon, 160
short-horned besets, about half of which were sold, at from
111. to 141. each. Herefords fetched from 121. to 181. 10e.
There Ina a very large number of Welsh beasts upon the
but they were moat of them of an ordinary deecrip-
Cables was a splendid show of cart-horses in the field
by Mr. Claw end other dealers, and some of the beat colts
sold at high priors. There were a few good nag horses on
the ground. Thera was a rather large exhibition of agricul-
im temente on the ground by M€ollllll. Coleman, of
Chsle~rd, including, of course, their popular cultivator ;
I Memo. Wood and Son; Mr. Taylor showed
his turnip and
root setter; and Mr. Warren bad upon. the ground some of
Ibis well-known end nodal implements, including some new
immurement, in turnip cutting and chaff machine', ploughs,
dm. Mr. Peeve and other makers also exhibited Implements.
—Cislatford Chrouiele of this day.
THE OUTWARD CAFE MAILS.—The Union Screw
Cotopanv's steam chip Norman, Captain Boxer, left South-
emptaa ierterday for Plymouth, from whence elm will leave
on the ath with mails for the Cape of flood Hope.