The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1857.

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ACCIDENT AT THE TAW/STOCK ELECTION.

TevierocK,
The Nomination for this borough took plass this
smiesisg. Whilst Mr. hull was soliossig Hs alseace• t►e
Isrieriap 101 l dean, sad several pane wee ssrieurly
Wired. A led was taken away Waal&
[This is the third fall of. herein. fre have bad to &rad&
within shoe as maths]

THE LONDON AND EASTERN BANK-
(THIS DAT.)

Thin morning Mr. Tucker, of the eminent firm
of Tucker, OrevWe sad Tucker, St Serithin's-ono, pteeeutad
• priiiioa to the vacation judge i Cheneary, Sire Wood,
Xrthe Loudon and FeMeen zorstica, whose
ere is Csanos-strest. Ilmi ere two share-
holders, Ms. Ad3taart, gag.,
_efWeet floeditßank, Ife-
geat's-park, and George Davin, In" sormirwa.sqa.,
surgeon. The beak had • mil up capital of 2.00,000 l , mad
oat of this sum the Meisaien advenoed their co-director
Camel Waugh, of Denham Cud*, Doneshire, and •
director in ...end baskres mining mammies, and of the
Herwlch mid Contimestal aleam-parket Compeer, no kW •
.em the. 237,0001. upon alarm worthies. mousier. The micro-
eery, Mr. Stevens, la deo indelded to the beak about 37,00 W.
No otSiial liquidator had hem app iieted up to 2 o'clock this
afternoon. The •ppppoalaawest of Nome. Tucker, Cimino
end Tucker, se to wiled the alibi of the beak,
his just km seeetiosed ly V Woad.

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MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocK.

In the English stock market to-day sales have
predominated, and prices exhibit a fresh decline of 3
per cent. The other departments of the Stock Ex-
change are also somewhat flatter.
Consols for money and the 9th inst., after standing
for a time at 903 to 3, are now quoted 903 to 3.
The New Three per Cents. have been dealt in
at 91 to 913 ; and Exchequer Bills at ao. to 2s. dia.
Turkish Six per Cents. are a little flatter, and
other foreign stocks are dalL Sales are recorded as
follows:—Dutch Two•and-a-half per Cents. at 843
(exch., 12ff.); ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates at
993; Peruvian Four-and-Half per Cents., for account,
at 791 ex div.; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853,
at 453; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at
983 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, at
893 ; the Spanish Coupon Certificates at 5i per
Cents. ; Turkish Six per Cents, at 941 ; ditto for
account, (16th Sept.) at 9.53.
The steamer Ripon has arrived at Southampton
with the heavy portion of the Indian, Chinese, and
Australian mails, which will be distributed in Lon-
don in the coarse of to-morrow (Saturday).
Business was extremely languid yesterday, and the
attendance of members of the Stock Exchange un-
usually limited. The idea that the Bank directors
might reduce the rate of discount to S per cent, at
their weekly meeting yesterday had almost vanished,
and thus the announcement that the Board had

broken up without making any change scarcely ex-
cited a feeling of disappointment, although it per-
haps contributed to the dulnen of the market. The
circumstance that the monthly settlement in Consols
next week will take place at a time when fresh news
from India will probably be close at hand also tends
to make speculative holders cautious.

The 12,1)001. in gold received from New York per
the steamer City of Baltimore was purchased yester-
day for the Continent.
The steamer Holland has brought about 20,0001.
worth of silver from Ostend.

The exact a;;;ni. of specie shipped for the
East by the Indus, which will leave Southampton
for Alexandria to-day, is officially stated at
696,025!., of which 683,1931. is silver, and only
12,8321. gold. The sum destined for China Proper
is 223,6311. The particulars are as follows, viz.:
for Bombay, silver, 102,3951. ; for Ceylon, gold,
2,8001. • for the Mauritius, gold, 6,0001. • for Madras,
gold, 4,4221., and silver, 46,434/. ; for Calcutta, silver,
363,6821. ; for Penang, silver, 4,2111.; for Singapore,
silver, 41,9401, and gold, 6101.; for Hong Kong,
silver, 112,4451. ; and for Shanghai, silver, 111,188!.
The subjoined exhibits the aggregate remittances
by each of the last six steamers :
Jane 20, per Pere Z1,142,161
July 4, per Colombo 561,220
Joly 90,4 per Indus
August t per Ripon l,OlOO
August 20 per Womb°
Bept. 4, per ludas 896,026

The shiißiobio has arrived from Shanghai with
446,2001b5. of tea and 1,302 bales of silk on freight.
The advices brought by this vessel from the Cape of
Good Hope extend to the 3rd of J nly, and announce
the arrival at that colony of the steamer England,
after a voyage of 61 days from Dartmouth. The
steamer W. S. Lindsay sailed from St. Helena for
Dartmouth, with mails from India and the Cape on
board, on the same day as the Biobio—vix., the 21st
of 'illy.
Holders of Peruvian Bonds indulge a hope that
the next or the following packet will bring news
that the Peruvian Congress have authorised a consi-
derable ineresse in the sinking fund. A proposal to
this effect is now under discussion in Peru.

The directors of the Great Northern Railway Com-
pany have published, for circulation amongst the pro-
pnetors, a • report of the proceedings " at the recent
meeting, but their version lacks the pungency of
that given in the public journals. The board have
adopted the singular plan of affixing against the
name of each speaker the amount of stock held by
him, distinguishing the preference from the other
descriptions of stock. Their object apparently is
to show that the parties who chiefly
tinguished themselves by their opposition to the
board at the meeting were interested in the under-
taking to a comparatively small extent. We do not
see, however, that the force of the arguments on
either side is affected by a consideration of this kind.
A stake of a few hundred pounds gives a partner in
the company as good a right to make his voice heard
as if he held the 27,5851. owned by the chairman.
In comparing the traffic returns of the Canadian
railways with those for the corresponding period of
last year, the lateness of the present season must be
taken into account. The last accounts from Canada
state that the farmers were still at work gathering
in the harvest, whereas at the same date last year the
crops were completely secured.
The traffic of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail-
way is improving, as usual at this season. The goods
traffic last week was 5581., against 2921. in the cor-
responding week of last year, and the aggregate re-
ceipts were 1,2831., against 1,9011.
The half-yearly meeting of the Chester and Holy-
head Railway Company is called for the 18th inst.,
tin London.

The Emigration Commissioners have accepted the
ship Stamboul for the conveyance of passengers to
Adelaide, at the rate of 161. Bs. 9d. per head, and
the Irene for Moreton Bay, at 161. 9s.
The Eut India Company will receive tenders on
the 9th inst. for the conveyance of 340 recruits of,
the Company's service from England to Madras ;
also of 83 tons of dead weight from England to
Masulipatam.
Tenders will be received by the Admiralty on the
Bth inst. for the conveyance of 136 tons of army
provisions from the Thames to the Bahamas; and
73 tons of naval stores and 60 tons of navy provi-
sions to the Cape of Good Hope. Tenders are also
invited for the conveyance of a limited quantity of
stores from the Thames to Barbadoes, Demerara,
Halifax, New South Wales, and Trinidad.
The position of the market for American securities
Is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.:
During the past week there has been no change is the
market for Americas securities. Hulotu has been dull, and
prima continua nominal.

The report of Mr. E. F. Eatterthwaite is as

follows
There has been a quiet market for American sece.;t3es in
London during the past week. Illinois Central shares have
declined, but the low prices have brought in buyers.

THURSDAY ESIXIXO.

The funds opened this morning with some flatness,
and, after a temporary rally, again relapsed. The
closing quotations were per cent. below those of
yesterday, and this fraction may be said to represent
the fluctuation of the day. _ _

To-morrow being the 4th of the month, the demand
for money wax to-day active throughout the discount
market, but there was no sign of pressure. In the
Stock Exchange loans on government securities
were obtainable as low as 4 per cent- _

At Hamburg the rate of discount has fallen to
5f per cent., owing to a pause in the remittances of
silver to Vienna and elsewhere.
Consols, which were quoted at four o'clock yester-
day 90} to 1, opened this morning at 901 to 4 for
money and Wednesday next, advanced to 90 13-16
to I, and closed at the opening price. For the 14th
of October the last price was 91 1.16 to 3-18 ; the
" continuation " remains at Ito 7-18 per cent. The
official business report is ea follows :—Thres per
Cent. Consols, for money, 90f, ; ditto, for
account, 9th Sept., 901 90f. New Three per
Cents., 911, I, 4. India'Stock, 2124. Three-and-
a-Half per Cent Exchequer Bonds, falling payable
in 1839, 981.
Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6a. to Is, dis.
India Bonds were dealt in at 225. to 17s. dis.

The transaction' in the foreign stock market were]
more numerous and varied than for some time past,
but the alteration in prices was unimportant.
Turkish Six per Cents. left off the same as yester-
day, at 95 to 1. The Ouaranteed Four per Cents.
were last quoted 991 to I. Peruvian Four-
aadir Half per Cents. were quoted 791 to 801;

Spanish Three per Cents., 40 to! ; ditto. Deferred,
251 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows:
Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011, 1021; ditto,
Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 102. Mulish Five
per Cents., 99, 1001, ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-
Half per Cents., 641 (exch., 128.). Equador New
Consolidated Bonds, 14 ; ditto, Provisional Land
Warrants, 3!. Granada Active Bonds, 22; ditto,
Deferred, 51. Mexican Three per Cents., 22. Pere-
vian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., for account (18t11
Sept.), 80, 791 ex div. -Russian Four-and-a-Half per
Cents., 981. Sardinian Five per Cents., 1391, 891.
Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, 401;
ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., for account,
261, 261. Turkish Six per Cents., for account (18th
Sept.), 961. Venezuela Active Bonds, for account,
32}1; ditto, Deferred, 12.
ank shares remain steady. There were inquiries
to-day for the shares of the London and Westminster
and London Joint Stock Bank. Oriental Bank were
rather flatter. Land and steam shares were quiet.
Netherland' • Land are still rather offered.
Crystal Palace shares are offered at 1 6.18, and the
preference shares are marked as low as 11
die. St. Katharine's Dock stock has been dealt in
at 91 to 911, and Mediterranean Extension Tele-
graph at 31 (5J 10s. paid).
The nominal closing quotations for the shares is
some of the new undertakings are subjoined, vis. :
Dude Railway, par to prem. ; Central Oude Rail-
way, par to 1 prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, 1 to
1 prem. ; Punjaub Railway, / to 3-18 pm. ;
phrates Valley Railway, 1-18 di'. to 1-18
h,6prom.;.
Red Sea Telegraph, par tot prem. ; Riga and
burs Railway (11. paid), 1 to 11; ditto, new shares,
1 dui. to par. The sires in the Indus Steam
Flotilla (guaranteed 5 per cent.) were dealt in at
to 1 prem.

YINBS-THIS DAY.

Two O'CLOCK.

Great inactivity prevails to-day in the market for
home mining stocks, and prices exhibit no alteration
of any importance. In the Stock Exchange no
transactions whatever are reported.
In foreign mining shares there is no movement.
Subjoined is the official hat of the closing prices
in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices
quoted there ire, respectively, buyers and sellers :
Alfred Consols, 16 3 ; East Rummell, 405., 42.. 13d. , Cheat
Reyes, 20.., 21m. ; Cheat South Tagus 161, 17 ;
11, 2, Kelly Bra, 33e., 36a.; Lady Bertha, 12... 13e.;
North Roekear, 160; St. Day United, 24e., 26e. ; Vale of
Towy f, ; Wheal Edward, 31, 1 ; Wheal Grenville, 21.
Wheal Kitty (Lelsnt), 23, 24; Wheal Mary Ann, 481, 401;
Wheal Zioa, 17s. 6d., 20e.

TUVRADAT Inumes.

In the market for home mining stocks to-day bu►i-
ner was very quiet, bat prices remain steady.
Wheal Mary Ann shares were in request, at an
improvement. East Russell and Kelly Bray were
also in demand. North Basset shares, on the other
hand, retain a drooping tendency.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAT.

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The wheat trade was firm this moewWt et Mondays rates,
without much activity. Fine dry new wbast in demand for
Yorkshire, where the quality Ilse been more or kw intend.
Flour fully supported Monday's currency.
Barley was or moderate request, end its value underwent
no change.
Oats were in good demand, and previous Ma were nen
maintained.
Beans and peas brought full prima.

ARRIVAL% ZITO IZADON illOlll AUG. 31 TO 111141. 4.
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