The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-28 00:00:00

ZNING, NOVEMB ER 28, 1868.

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TALLOW MAIIIIME-011E1 DAY.)
nodal is quiet. Worn blow, 11414 Potoneorg
seCils got, Oa od.; Doosmasse, 401. ; loaossy,
aL dd.; Maras
MAIM Aviastosb—Town tallow, its. &I.
ditto, b. M.; yellow lionissi,, Ob. 41. ; stuff,
Sto. ; roao ditio, les. ; Omni It& &NM
Os. Imports for Ss week amount to 4,1 M

COVENT OARDIN.—(TEIB DAY.)
Dmimam ISM taissies alsegasaL pplies cod Whom
sad ether trait sepia Amebas Weer-lowa
fortisa mien% irraPss. wails. sobs, =-
bleb, slapedeal. Tie potato leads is dell. mope for
best smapies. Yiewesa as list week daily esasisis et
wails. seises, peilsegniaase, !whims, migacostia, sad
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SMITHFIELD HAY MARE NT —(THIS DAY.)
Mr. Charles Janes Easton 'epode tools at the fol-
lowing glom :—Prises dower, from ilk. W. to 12k.;
inferior ditto, ilde. to 100 a; Ono by, 106 a to llfo.;
inferior ditto. Ma to 9k. ; straw. 2k. to Ilk

BEIPZIND INTILLIOIIIOI.-alfli DAY.)

Lowoow, Nov. IB.—Wiwi et Does N., modente broom aad
dowdy.
Ow., Nov. W.—Ai:Med : Asa fitailawd, forth West; Char-
lotto Amos, North, for Ms West. Anteed tom the titer aid
smiled: Boma Pawky, for Chisiabo.
Oaavasitio, Nov. ri.—Arrived: Nothavet, hoot Quebec;
Way Queen (e.), Mogitiont
Lavaaroot.„ Nov. tr.—Arrived Adelside, from Bowan :
Amok limb& Madan; Osman, Oarimi; Wm. Leckie, Co-
Ihromdrass. Bawl: ElOl7 Ftsagla. far
; met
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Queesio...we • Oadistem 11WW•3.0 ; Beim wreoarm, m. 0.;
L_Orartkatasaari ; Cavan:, Bagmen;
lisieke; Mask
Nov. W.—hafted : Beg Majaity's steamer
11/471firegr2en loam
, Nov. : Ripon (m.), from (Avatar,
idt Bad Nov. sac tIArS on freight.
Why. fr.—Arrived : /Obi Emden (se.), from Lon-
dm, dm doe, with • mos eith.
Ilkonot. ow. W.—Arrived: Bache Lewis, Irma Bahia;
Fumy Demerara; Bowie. Nov York.
Turk.
Om%isoauvas, Nov. M—Arrived Eris (es.), from New
Wow TIARTLIFOOL, Nor. ty.—Arrived: Daniels Pliatele, hem
Qwebett

re mazip. -(27118 DAY.)

v Lk). TWELVE • O'CLOCIL
The detik 'Marini@ see generally dull to-day,
the treneesifoas Matiliffing grinoipally of odes.
veradivhfii/Motoilf. a .11aladley, there is not
much Mthly =stens*, in. widsit preparations
see -beteg mink for the soathly setdement
on Tuesday had experienced a fresh decline of
per. Mat. Reavay and foreign stooks ham
receded in several ewe, though not to an im-
portant extent. Other emerities, ineleding bask-
ing and Inmelal shires, are inactive.
The discount market is quieter to-day, and
transactions ars reported in the best paper at 1 to
f per cent. below the Bank esisionora. Loans on
English Government securities are obtainable in
the Stock Exchange at 14 to 2 percent.
The English hinds are at 911 to 94 for money
end neat Tuesday, and the Three pee Gents. Re-
duced and the New Three per Cents., 924 to 4.
The railway market Is dull, and a decline of 1 to
to per mat. is apparent in London and North
Western, Great Wastes, and Midland. The pre-
sent prices are ea follows:—London and North
Western, 1124 to ; Great Western, 484 to 4 ;
Midland, 1111 to ; London and South Western,
874 to 881 ; Great Eastern, 411 to 1 ; Brighton,
481 to 1; South Eastern, 791 to ; Metropoli-
tan, 103 to 1 ; Great Northern, A, 1061 to
108 ; Caledonian, 731 to 741 ;London, Chatham,
and Dover, 161 to 17/.
Foreign bonds show a drooping tendency. Bra-
zilian of 1886, Moscow-Jaroslow, and Turkish of
1868 and 1866 have receded 1 to 1 per
cent. Subjoined aro the quotations :—Bra-
Lilian of 1866, 771 to 78 ; Chilian of 1887, 981 to
4; Egyptian of 1884, 82 to 83 ; ditto of 1888,
73i to 741.; Italian of 1881, 551 to ; ditto of 1868,
21 to 31 prem. ; Mexican, 151 to ; Peruvian of
1886, 814 to 82 ; Russian of 1888, 891 to 904 ;
ditto Nicola, 664 to # ; ditto Orel, 804 to 4 ;
ditto hicooow-Jeroslaw, 811 to 82 ; Spanish
of 1887, 344 to 1 ; Turkish of 1868, fitte to
671; ditto of 1882, 67 to 88; and ditto of
1886,_411 to 1. .

India; @teas are without variation. The Ten-
end-a-Half per Cents. are quoted 218 to 221 ; the
Five, 1161 to 1; the Four, 102 e to 103; the
Bonds, 10s. to 15s. prem. ; and the Deben-
tures, 106} tot; Bank Stock, 244 to 246 ; and
Exchequer Bills, 14s. to 18s. prem.
United States 5-20 Bonds show no movement at
741 to 1.

Subjoined is the report of the directors of the
Bank of British North America, to be presented
to the proprietors at a meeting on Tuesday next :

After a careful examination of the aosounts of the
bank up to the latest dates received from the branches,
the directors have declared the usual half-yearly divi-
dend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, free of income
tax, and the divideed warrants will be forwarded to
the proprietors as usual, payable on the sth January next.
At the meeting in June last allusion was made by the
chairman to several failures which had occurred
in Canada. Within the last few days intelligence has
reached ; this country of the failure of another
bank—the Commercial Bank of New Brunswick.
It is satisfactory to your directors, under these
circumstances, to be able to report the business of this bank
throughout the colonies to be in a sound and satisfactory
condition ; and after making full provision for any loss
likely to arise out of the failures which have occurred,
they see no reason to anticipate that the distribution to the
proprietors for the present year will fall short of that
of last year.

The Bruckley Cagle has arrived from Sydney
with 124,5001. in gold.

ONE O'CLOCK.

The stock markete exhibit a somewhat better
tendency. Consols are at 94 to i, being I per
cent. higher.
In the railway market, Metropolitan stock is
in request, and has risen f per oent., viz.,
to 103 j to 104. London and North Western,
Great Western, and Brighton have improved i

to 1; while Great Eastern and Caledonian have
receded *.
Foreign bonds are inactive, and the only fresh
change is a decline of 1 per cent. in Orel Vitebsk
Railway loan, the present pries being 80} to 1.
The scrip of the Charkow-Krementschug Rail-
way loan is at 1 to 1 prem.

TWO O'CLOCK.

The government funds are steady, at 94 to 1.
As regards railway stocks, the principal change
is a fall of 1 per oent. in Metropolitan, viz., to
1031 to 1, ; Caledonian, 731 to 74; Great Western,
481 to 49 ; Great Eastern, 411 to I; London and
North Western, 1121 to 1; and Brighton, 481
to 1.
Foreign bonds are dull. Spanish of 1867 and
Turkish of 1866 ar6 1 per cent. lower, at 341 to
1 and 411 to 1 respectively ; Italian of 1861, 551
to ; and Peruvian of 1865, 811 to 82.
The scrip of the Charkow Hrementschug Loan
has declined to par to / prem.
The expected prospectus was iesuei yester-
day afternoon of the Loan for the Charkow-
Krementschug Railroad Company. The amount
is but limited, being 1,716,0001. sterling,
of which the portion reserved for subscrip-
tion in London is 1,300,0001., offered through
Messrs. J. Henry Schroder and Co. The
bonds bear 5 per cent. interest, and the price
of issue is 80 per cent., which, however, is
reduced by allowances, including discount on pre-
payments, to 7n, the instalments extending till
the 10th of May. The list is to be closed
on Tuesday next, the let December, at 2 p.m.
The interest and sinking fund, which latter pro-
vides for the repayment of the loan in 81 years,
are unconditionally guaranteed by the Imperial
Russian Government. It appears that the im-
perial edict authorising the railway company to
issue these bonds is dated the 24th August Lot
being antecedent to that referring to the Charkof-
Asof Railway Loan, lately introduced here. In
the interest alike of our money market and of the
holders of the previous issues it is satisfac-
tory to see it stated that there exists at
present no additional concession of this nature, so
that any further creation of Russian railway loans
for some considerable time to come appears 'to be
out of the question. It is not to be denied that
the line, to the formation of which these funds
aro to be applied, besides being. of extreme im-
portanoe to Russia, is of great interest to this
country, inasmuch se it is the only remaining link
to be executed in the great chain of communica-
tion between the north of Russia and Odessa, the
only
.important port which, generally
remains open for navigation during the !rot
winter.
The numbers are published of 4,225 bonds of
201. each, amounting to 84,6001., of the Ottoman
Six per Cent. Loan of 1865, which have been
drawn for repayment at par on the Ist January
next.

---At Paris the rate of discount in the open market
is now le per oent. ' • at Brussels, 2; at Frankfort
and Amsterdam, 21; at Hamburg, 3 ; at Berlin,
31; at Vienna, 4 ; at Turin, 41; and at Bt.
Petersburg, 6 per cent.
The follow relates to the New Granada
Debt :—". Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have
received the following remittances on account of
New Granada Dividends, viz., from Savanilla,
489/4 from Banta Marta, 1,2801. ; from C
734/. ; from Bogota, 1,0001. ; total, VAerli
Nov. 27, 1868."
The steamer Mueli& will take to-day
75,749/. in specie for the Bast. The particulars
' are as follows, vis. • for Bombay, bar saver,
11,0001. ; ditto, gold, 2,6001. ; Gallo, gold,
30,1911. ; Madras, gold, 2,2701. ; Calcutta, gold,
6,010 i.; --ad Hang Nam dollen, BMW