The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1857.

SHAER LIBIS-IEIB DAY.

Two o'Cwoi.

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prices in many. cues are quoted rather lower.
The day's depreciation, however, is not serious, and
present quotation are somewhat above the lowest
point of the morning. London and North Western
stock is quoted Ott to 961; Midland, 80 to f 1 and
Great Western, 62i to 63.
Great Western of Canada shares have again fallen
heavily. Lombardo-Venetian are also decidedly
lower.

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RAILWAY Taarric.—The traffic returns of rail
ways in the United Kingdom, pnblished teethe week ending
October 3, amemited to 507,5511., and for the corm-
ponding week of 1866 to 486,7371., showing an inenteso of
20,814/. The gores receipts of the eight railways having
their termini in the metropolis amounted, for the week end-
ing SA above, to 216,8611., and for the oorreeponding week
of lost year to 216,0311., showing en increase of 8201. The
in.lease on the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to
1,31/11. ; on the Great Western to 9991. , on the London and
North Western to 1,870/ ; and on the London, Brighton,
and South Coen, to 1611. • total, 4,3491. But from this
meet be deducted 2,8941., the decrease on the Great
Norchem; 30/. on the London and Blackwall ; 3551. as the
London end South Western; and 260!. on the South-
Esatern—together 3,6291.; leaving the increase as above
8101. The receipts on the other lines in the United
Kingdom amounted to 290,7001., end for the corresponding
period of 1856 to 270,7061., showing an increses of 10,9941.
tho receipts of those line., which, added to the lIICICSAO
on the metrepolihui line., makes the total ills:,~ 20,8141.
as compared with the corresponding week of 1856.
OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON
RAILWAY.—The receipts of this comotrincluding the
Stourbridge Extension Canal, for the f t ending Sep-
ta uhrr 27, have been 9,6221. 3e. 5d., and expenditure,
aim including that of the Stourbridge Extension Cenel,
4,1081. ite. 7d , being at the rate of 43.14 per oink, or with
the am oat already ascertained to September 13, a total re-
ceipt from July 1 to September 27, of 59,3491. 130. Bd., and
a total expenditure of 25,9121. le., or at the rate of 43.65 per
tent,

Arerrrres.—On Friday evening, the
labourers, ac., employed by Mr. John hope, sem, Mr.
John Roper, jun., and Mr. Bachelor Roper, jun., celebrated
harvest home at a good climber provided for them by the
liberality of the aboviresmed gentlemen. As a proof of the
proems of these men of Kent with the knife and foot, we
may mention that the party, numbering 66 persona, com-
pletely disposed of 1331 be. of good beefl—Maidstosslowenal.

MONEY MAREBT.-THIS DAY.

Two °Twos.

The funds exhibit a fresh fall of to per cent.
to-day, an unfavourable interpretation being put upon
the American news whilst the bank return is also
considered very unsatisfactory.
Consols, for money, and the 14th instant, after
falling to 89, "sellers," are now quoted 89 to I.
Bank Stock, for account, is marked 219 to 217 ; Ex-
chequer Bills, Be. to 4s. dis. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1859,
981; and India Bonds, 235. dia.
Turkish Six per Cents. are very heavy, and
have fallen to 891 to 90 ex div. Other fo-
reign stocks are fairly supported. The sales in-
clude Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 101 ex
div. ; ditto, for account, at 99/ ex div. ; ditto, Five
per Cents., 1829 and 1839, at 99 ex div. ; Danish
Three per Cents., at 831 ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-
a-Half per Cents., at 641 ; ditto Four per Cent. Cer-
tificates, at 98 ex div.; Mexican, for account, at
201 to 1; Russian Five per Cents. at 1061 ;
dinian Five per Cents., at 90 for account;
Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 40/ to /; ditto
Deferred, for account, at 261, 251 and 261.
Amongst the favourable points of yesterday was
the improvement in the continental exchanges, fol-
lowing the rise in the rates of discount here. The
foreign drain of gold from the Bank luta also for
the present been checked. On the other hand,
the commercial demand for money was very press-
ing, both out of doors and at the Bank. The
rise in the rate seems to have no tendency to check
the inquiry, which is rather stimulated by the fear
of still higher terms. In Lombard-strost and else-
where no business whatever is done below 6 per cent.,
and in most quarters an indisposition is evinced to
discount long-dated paper unless at considerably
advanced rates. Yesterday was also witnessed the
somewhat novel feature of an active demand for
money in the Stock Exchange, where as much as 6
per cent. was paid for loans on government securi-
ties. The chief borrowers wore firms who arc
understood to have bought, for exportation to the
Continent, the bulk of the gold ex the steamer Indus.
It is reasonably inferred that the high rates of
6 to 61 per cent. now offered for loans by the dies
count houses and banks are calculated to diminish
the desire of the monied public to invest in the funds
and other securities, unless under the temptation of
reduced prices. Throughout the day the anticipa-
tion of a very unfavourable Bank return contributed
materially to prevent any rally in Consols.
In some quarters an impression prevails that the
loan of one million sterling made by the Bank of
Eigland to the East India Company, on the security
of India Bonds, was arranged last week. We un-
derstand that this is an error, and that the agreement
in question was entered into some time back. It was
only last week, however, that the East India Com-
pany availed themselves of the accommodation.
Parcels of Australian gold to the amount of
66,000/. or 67,0001., forming part of the supply ex
the steamer Indus,were yesterday sent into the Bank,
although the continental demand continues steady.
On the other hand, about 8,0001. in United States
gold coin was yesterday withdrawn from the Bank,
doubtless for shipment to New York. If remittances
of gold to that city should be made to any important
extent, a fresh clement of complication would be in-
trodnced into one monetary position.
The steamer Candace has brought about 11,0001. in

gold from Africa.
About 40,0001. in silver reached the Thames yes-
terday from Antwerp ana Boulogne, per the steasoi
Baron Osy and Rhine.
The bar silver ex the steamer Parana was sold yes-
today for India at ss. 10. per ounce etandard,being
an advance of id. per ounce compared with the price
realised for the supply by the previous packet. In
the interval, however, many parcels have changed
hands at ss. 1;d. The large amount of Mexican
dollars brought by the Parana remain unsold.
The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon ex-
hibited a general improvement. The chief advance
was in the rates for paper on France, Holland,
Hamburg, and Frankfort. The current quotations
are shown below, viz. :
Amsterdam, three months, 11.191 to I ;
three months, 11.191 to ; Antwerp, three monts,tl4sn7
to 40 ; Hamburg, three months, 13.81 to 9 ; Paris,
abort., 25.20 to 6; ditto, three months, 26.571 to
62}; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, throe months, 119 to 1 •
Petersburg threemonthe, 351 to 1 ; Vienna, three months,
10.33 to 6 ; Triads, three months, 10.34 to 6; Madrid,
three months, 49/ to 1 ; Cadiz, three months, 491 to 1;
three months to ,30 30.05; Genoa, three months,
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72}; Naples, three months, 421 tot;
three months, 127 to 1 ; Nessus, , three months, 1271 to 1 ;
Lislrou, three mend's, 621 to I ; Oporto, three months,
621 to 1.
The corn market yesterday was flatter in
character, owing to the state of the money mailtt,
but there was scarcely any actual reduction m prices.
The provincial markets are reported flat, and in
France prices are still declining.
The monthly return of the Bank of France, as
made up to Thursday last, the Bth of October,
shows the following results (the exchange taken at
26f. to the pound):

Coin and bullion .... £9,022,600 .. Decrease £806,300
Bills discounted .... 24,348,400 .. Increase 1,032,600
Notes in circulation 24,214,000 .. Increase 498,200
Treasury deposits .. 3,497700 Decrease 1,365,300
Private deposits —. 6,486,600 .. Increase 735,600
Advances on French 1,189,000
Govrnnit. Securities•• Increase 66,600
Advances on Rail- 1,134,400 .. Inman 68,400
way Securities

The decrease of nearly 000,0001. in the bullion, in
face of the usual average monthly expenditure in
the shape of "premiums," forms a very discouraging
feature. If the drain continue, the Bank will pro-
bably be compelled to raise the rate of discount. It
will be remarked that the circulation has at the
same time increased half a million sterling, the Bank
having largely extended its discount accommodation.
The increase in the loans on government and railway
securities is not large, but that any increased facilities
of this description should be accorded is matter for
surprise, considering the aspect of monetary
affairs throughout Europa. The government
deposits have been reduced by the payment
of the September dividends on the Four and
Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, and the same
event has contributed to the large addition to the
private deposits.
The Manchester Exhibition will be closed on the
Fith inst. The northern lines of railway have bene-
fited considerably by the Exhibition, whilst several
of the southern companies have undoubtedly been
prejudiced by it, since a good deal of pleasure
traffic" from the metropolis has been diverted north-
wards, instead of to the sea-coast.
The A stock of the Great Northern Railway fell 2
to 3 per cent. yesterday, it being understood that the
investments of the company, in redemption of the
fraudulently created stock, have, for the present at
least, ceased.

The amount of bills drawn by the East India
Company on their respective presidencies, from the
2,lth ult. to the 9th inst. (yesterday), is as follows :
Rate of Exchange.
Bengal
Madras 5,419 0 6 • Per " rupee.
Bombay

Total LA4O9 17 10
The subjoined weekly summary of the produce
markets is from Me►srs. W. J. and H. Thompson :
The produce markets have presented a more quiet appear-
ance this week, and with continued large supplies offering,
prices in many caeca show some reduction since last Friday.
Tho lower qualities of sugar have again been brought for-
ward freely and &spread of at Leger rates by about Is.,
while good to flue generally maintained their former value.
Coffee has been depreemd, the trade manifesting little der•
position to extend their operations; but to -day rather more
inquiry prevailed at Is. t 2a. under upon last week's rates.
Cocoa is almost neglected. Rice has been steady with
transactions to a moderate extent, at previous (potations.
' lialtpstro has been unsettled, sad closes es. to 7s. cheaper for
the week. To-day, however, rather a better inquiry tested
for good to line grades of F =gal at slightly improved prices.
In tea there is little doing.

The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Saturday, Oct. 3, compared with the pre-
vious return, shows the following results:
Circulation Issas
Circulation active 19,947,276 %mom 806,166
Public deposits
Other deposits
Government securities in
banking department 10,693,607 Decrease ag
Other securities hi banking
deputnwat 21,835,843 Increase 2,116,143
Coin and bullion in both
departments
Seven day and other bills, 877,439 Increase 88,326
The Beat
Mous in reserve
It is rarely that the weekly return of the Bank
exhibits changes so important as those shown above.
The extraordinary addition of 2,116,1431. to the
44 other" securities is explained by the loan of a
million made by the Bank to the East India Com-
pany, coupled with the active demand for money in
mercantile channels. The whole of this amount,
however, as a matter of come, was not with-
drawn from the Bank, 811,8921. being left there
as " other" deposits. The decline in the re-
serve of notes is consequently 1,408,1201., reducing
the total amount of this item to 4,806,0401. The
decrease in the government deposits is not important,
and is accounted for by the payment of admits, Ae.
The falling off in the coin and bullion is a more
serious feature, the more especially as the drain con-
tinued on the Monday and. Tuesday in the present
week. A portion of the sum withdrawn last week
consisted of coin which now lies in the coffers of
country bankers. So unfavourable a return has not
been published for a long time past, and the advance
in the Bank rate of discount to 6 per cent. is amply
explained.

BASE OF EN OLAND.—AA Account, purulent to the Act 7th end
nOtYln. n. 32, for the week mann o flaunter. Oct. 7.1857.
voce 011AIRTIIINT.
NOM Wild ..........121.663,3t6 Ooromment Debt 01.015.100
other Sectuitlee ... 3.460.900
04Id COll3 and hula= 10.07A,316
Wren Bullion —
£24,663,3151 L7e.563.31A
lillll/0 DINMIIINT.
Mridar.'ol.PW••..il4...l,l•oo i Liormument Oft-critics
. 3.943.9 Z (lncite). Deed Wtight
Fubditnigineitiiii;,..itnt. Annultri ....... L
Pe= rialatni. Other ficcurtno.
Diesysad Inr.Aonte.) 11,743.T17 1 OoldsIds idinher Onlii 604.47
. Mir D.poelon _ 114002.282
Ferladatiodother'llille 8/7.4.19
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MARSHALL, Chid Cubist.

FRIDLT EVENING.

The funds opened this morning at a farther de-
cline, owing partly to the unfavourable return of
the French Bank, which indicates that the monetary
pressure remarked on the Continent is now extend-
ing into France. Throughout the day the market
was heavy in character, and the closing quotations
were Ito worse than those of yesterday.
English railway shares were much depressed this
morning, owing partly to the apprehension that
companies whale debentures are now falling due
will be required to pay onerous terms. In the
afternoon, however, a rather decided rally took place
in this department of the Stock Exchange.
Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yester-
day 891, "buyere," opened this morning at 891 to /
for money and next Wednesday's settlement, de-
clued to 891 to 1, and closed at exactly 891, or
89 5-18 to 7-18. For the 10th of Nov. the last
price was 891, or 89 11-16 to 13-16. The " conti-
nuation" remains at fully 1 per cent. The official
business report is as follows :—Three per Cent.
Consols, for money, 891,1, 1,1; ditto, for account
(14th October), 891, 1,1; Three-ands-Half
Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1651i:561.
Exchequer Bills remain quoted Bs. to 4s. dis.
India Bonds were dealt in at 25e. to 20s. dis.
Several descriptions of foreign stocks were weaker,
including Mexican and Peruvian, bat the chief
decline was in Turkish Six per Cents., which closed
at 931 to 1, or 1 per cent. lower than yesterday.
Thu tituir`tteed Four per Cents. were a little lower,
closing at 981 to 29. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half
per Cents. were quoted 76 to 76.
Bank sham to-day were quiet. London and
Westminster Bank were inquired for, and Oriental
Bank flatter. Electric Telegraph stock shows a
further decline of 11. to 214 South Australian Land
shares receded 1/. Other miscellaneous securities
were dull.

NINESt-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoos.

The market for British mining stocks to-day is
completely stagnant, and altogether destitute of any
new feature. The inquiries are limited, and from
the Stock Exchange no business whatever is :s-
-ported.
There is some inquiry for St. John del Rey shares,
which are marked 131. In other foreign and colo-
nial descriptions there is no alteration.
Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices
in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices
quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers :
, Allred Consul., 13, 131; East.lßarnet„lll, 125 ; East Ens-
selL 11, 2 ; Great atowgiis, a;, R. see,, Bba• ,
Lady Bertha, 198. 6d., 2041. 61; Sortridge Consols; 21,1
Wheal Edward, 81, 91.
Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal
market:
Copper is firmly maintained, as the smelters have many
orders =executed on their books. Ores are somewhat lower.
Iron is without alteration, with a fair business doing. Lead
Is quiet, and prices in favour of buyers. Spelter is flat. In
tin there is a fair demand for refined, and prices are main-
tained.

FRIDAY EVENINO.
In the market for home mining stocks one of the
chief features consists of a fall of 51. or 61. per share
in Wheal Margaret shares, which closed at 61k East
Basset shares fully maintain their recent rapid
advance. There were also inquiries to-day for bhares
in Lady Bertha, Sortridge Consols, East Alfred, and
East Tolgus. The market for Kelly Bray, Alfred
Consols, Wheal Edvrard, and llingston Down shares,
on the other hand, was weaker.

PUBLIC DINNER TO LORD BROI-OTIS.M.—For
some time past it hes been the desire of gentlemen connected
with the counties of Cumberland and Westmorland, to give
a public dinner at Penrith, in honour of Lord Brougham.
The matter has now assumed a tangible form. The noble
and learned lord has ecceptol the invitation for Wednesday
the 28th that., and the arrangements will be commensurate
with the great inttveet of the occasion, the only
difficulty being the obtainment of a suitable dining
saloon large enough to accommodate the great num-
ber of persona that will be sure to press tor ad-
mission. The tribute is offered to hie lordship by men of
all partite, amply as a mark of respect to a nobleman cloeely
connected with the counties, whose talents and unwearied
exertions in the cause of education and social improvement
are so conspicuous, and will be entirely free from all party or
political bias. A committee has been formed; and hopes
are entertained that the Earl et Lonadale's health with admit
of his taking the chair. It would be a graceful compliment
on the past of the Lord-Lieutenant of the Water counties,
and we think we may say that Lord Brougham would fully
appreciate, and reciprocate the feeling which led to it. Next
week, in all probability, we shall be able to give all necemary
particulars.—Cowlisk Tetrad.
TIIE CAMP AT Atirgasitort.—Never, at the beat
of times, a cheerful place, the camp just row looks doubly
desolate. The troops have nearly all gone to India, the
huts are nearly, all empty, the field-days are over, and rain
and wind and withered leaves have it all to themselves on
the black moor, which can neither be called mud nor water
though unquestionably containing a deal of both. The long
valley where the court end camp so often met last summer is
• swamp, bleak enough end deep enough for the abode of
saurian, and looks as if the very hosts of l'hareah would
scarcely afford • mouthful to its tenacious depths of ;lough.
New and then upon the common stray figures may be ob-
served through the thick sleet, mewed in drenched cloaks,
and straggling manfully egainet the cold wind to Ova shelter
of the nearest huts. But there irruptions on rho general
solitude are few and far between, for though some 5,000 men
are still in camp, and the huts are after all but chserlese
abodes, they are, novertheleas, preferable to the three kittens-
enc7 of the open heath, and the men but seldom venture
twin ; so the whole place has en uninhabitable gloom upon
it, as it were to let, in chancery, or insolvent, or resounds the
spectator of the empty pitmen's barracks at the month of a
used-up mine.—Times.
DISTRIBUTION OF TTIE MANCHESTER FUND FOR
771 r RELIEF OE SEFFEUED. IN INDIA: We ere anthorised
to state that the committee of the relief fund raised in Man-
chester, hove forwarded 5,0001. to Calcutta, and 2,3001. to
Bombay, for distribution among the sufferers in them places.
Three amounts have been trar.smitted in the form of Ictters
of credit.—Menehister Guardian.

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