The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-26 00:00:00

Government Seen-
.

-rfte. (including
Dead Weight An-
nuity)
Other Securitiee 15A44,1111
Notes k374.7311
Gold sad Sliver
Cols 102,3111

L34.cm.14
MARSHALL, Chief Cashier_

THURSDAY BVLNIXG.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 to 1 fur the
7th of August, opened this morning at the liable
quotation, and closed at 90, " sellers." For money
the last price was 891 to 1. The official busineNs
re-
port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consuls, fur
money, 90, 891, 90 ; ditto, for account (Aug. 7),
90, 89/ •, Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1 ;
New Three per Cents., 891, a, ; Bank. Stowat,
230, 231 ; India Stock, 290, 219, 221 ; ditto Five
per Cent. Stock, 991, 1,1, 1; ditto Scrip, 100, 1 ;
ditto for account, 1001, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent.
Debentures, Oct., 1863, 961; ditto April, /864
961 ; ditto Bonds, 10a., lls., 7s. die ; Four per
” Cent. " enfaced rupee paper, 79 ; ditto Five per
Cent, 941, 95 ; ditto Five.and.a-Half per Cent.,
1011,
•

Thescrip of the new India Luau was steady in the
morning at 100 to 4, but afterwards receded
99{ to 100 the closing price. The stock was last
quoted 994 to 4. Payments in full of moderate
amount continue to be made from day to day ow
the scrip.
The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 10a. to
ss. die. ; the June 3e. die. to par ; and India
Bonds, 11s. to 7s. dim.

The Turkish Loan of 1858 was again in demand
this morning, and was marked as high as 68. The
final quotation was 67 to *, being n above that al
yesterday. The Loan of 1854 rose per cent., leaving
off at 786 to 79. Mexican Bonds were quiet
at 221 to f.
No alteration occurred in the market for bank,
land, or miscellaneous shares.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings to-day were, as follows :—Ooean Marine
Insurance, 4i to 4, showing a fresh rise ; Thames
and Merin Marine, 1L.16 to 13-16 prem.; Uni-
versal Marine Insurance, 1 to # dm. ; Leaden
and Provincial Marine, par ; China and lamas
Steam, par to * prem. ; Commercial Copper. par ;
Natal Land, # to * dia. ; Compressed Goal, 1- te
i prem. ; and Oriental and General Maxim:, to
prem.
The shares of the newly projected City of London
Fire Insurance Company were to-day nominally
quoted to 1 premium, notwithstanding that the
names of the directors have not yet been publishoL
The Stock Exchange would surely do better to wait
until the project is constituted.
The British and Foreign Tanning Company
(Limited) are inviting applications at par for 1,00)
shares of 5/. each, bearing a preferential dividend
of 71: per cent. per annum, in accordance with a
special resolution passed at an extraordinary meet-
ing on the 6th December. The money is required
to complete the plant. The company has purchased
Eason's patent, the object of which is to expedite
tanning processes and to economise labour,

MINES.-(77111.9 DAY.)

Two o'CLoox.

East Sweet shares are rather weaker to-day,
although the dividend declared yesterday is re-
ported to be 51. per share. East Wheal Rumen shares
are quoted 3. to I ; East Caradou, 24 to 1 ; and
Marke Valley, 81 to I. There is not mudsgeneral
business. Penne Lygan shares have been dealt in
in the Stock Exchange at 151.
St. John del Rey Mining allures are inquired for,
and have been dealt in at 3.3 i and 331. United
Mexican remain fiat, and are marked 4t.
The directors of the Clarendon Mining Company
of Jamaica have issued their report, to iw pre-
aented at the half-yearly meeting on the 31st inst.
We extract as follows :

In placing before the shareholder' the usual kilf-yearfy
report, the directors have merely to state that since the as-
nual meeting held in February last, tbe mining operation's
at Stamford-hill have been progressing satisfactorily. Cap-
tain Martin still entertains the same favourable opinion re.
girding the ultimate success of the undertaking • fit, is saw
sing the ore taken outs. fast as his present appliances
will permit. Had it not been for the unosurily heavy raise,
lasting continuously for almost two months, effectually
stopping all means of transit, and materially impeding the
surface work at the mine, • small shipment would rre this
have been made. Stamford-hill lode is sow opened 116
fathoms front the surface, a continuous well-defined lode.
with a better yield than was expected at that depth, sad
with every indication of increased value as the shaft de-
scends. The cash in hand on 30th June, including money
on loan, amounted to 1,611f1. 15s. 3d.

The Central Italian Copper Company's meeting ease:mai
far yesterday was further adjourned.
At West Wheel Trevelyan meeting. on the 24th inst.,
the accounts showed a belanon of liabilities over ef
2921. 14s. sd. A call of 2e. per sliere w.a. made.
The Holland Mine accounts, presented at the meeting en
the 24th inst., showed a balance of liabihtios over asset.' et
1561. A call of Is. per share was made.
At Lady Bertha Mine meeting yesterday the accounts
showed a debit balance of 1,1451. 17s. Bd. A call of Zn per
share was m►de.

The South Cam Brea Mine accounts, presentod at the
meeting on the 23rd inst., showed a debit balance of 1,670 t.
14s. A call of 3s. per share we. made.
At East Grenville Mine meeting, yesterday, the anemias
showed • balance of liabilities ovi.r assets of AV. I h. lid.
A call of 5. per share was made.
At the West Basset Mine iii,eting on the 24th init., the
accounts showed a cioilit liaLince of 3,51 V. 7s. rid. A divi-
dend of ss. per share was declared.

Scorner( Comssrecr..—The advieee from Dmit ae
are more cheering, the home demand for linece having im-
proved, and most inanufactumrs being now fully employed
Some wills which were on short time are now again Intuit
work. Flax ia firm, and a considendile business ban Masa
doe* in St. Petersburg and Riga at higher rates. The Air-
meets of jute from Calcutta from the 14 of October to the
end of May were 273,100 toles against =4,400 bidee in the
correspouding period of 15h94.10. Tho demand for yarn is
well maintaniod, and altogether effete, at Dundee have Sten
looking up of late. There has been rather more inquiry for
wools during the rat week, but rirotations hare etliihited
little if any change, buyers still continuing centavos in
their
erierchasee. The last official returns published with
to the Scotch banks of issue show en average weekly
' circulation of 4,284,7tr2/., being a decrease of 249,4rai. ae
compared with the previous mouth, and an 'Aces. of
1,535,5111. over the fixed lane. The amount of hellion
held by the banks was 2,591,6101_ being a &creme 4
77,1411. as compared with the preceding rotor.. The das-
re Gas Light and City and Suburban Gas Comp:glieshave
est declared dividends at the rata of 10 per cent. personate.
movement of goods of all kinds, fon ign awl co.:atone,
at the Isort of Glasgow amounted ip the lass twelvemonth
to 1,366,327 tons, as compared with 1,1:12.475 tom in the
ng year, showing the gratifying inertias of 173.'42
s, sod that, too, while commercial attire have in ether
quarters exhibited cousidei able depression.
PASSENGERS FROM Bounty.—no following is
list of passengers by the Peninsular aid Oriental Meer_
pays screw steamer Ellora, Captain !I. Baker, which is
expected at Southampton on Sundry, with the heavy rw-
tion of the Bombay mails. The late commander of the
Monk Captain J h. Joy, died suddenly, just as the yeeel
was entering the harbour at Aleiraudrso ou her outward
voyage. From Bombay—Mrs. llodgerte and infant, Um.
June. and infant, Mr,. Ritchie, Mr. acid Mrs. Palmer, three
children, and servant ; Mr. Ibbe, Mr. Irwin, r, Folioed.
Lieutenant Dummy. two of Mts. Westroen's eliil•lrc. end
two aervants, Captain Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Jolitur. Mrs
Lindsey, Mr. Scott, Mr. Wallis, Mr. Nelson, Mrs. Reid and
infant, Mr. Marsden, Mr. Brighouse. Mr. Ashton, Mr.
Bain, Mr. Pickle, Commander Bevan, R.N., and • de. Mrs.
Brown and child, Rev. Mr. Dicke,son, Ms. Davey, Cap
Bowen (ex Ganges), Mr. Ortuan (second officer, ditto), lk.
Stewart (second engineer of the Madras), Mr. Wilcox (Matt
officer of the Orissa).