The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-05 00:00:00

THE EXPRESii, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1857•

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The railway share market to-day is fat, and
prices in many asses are quoted rather lower. Mid-
land stock has fallen to 82 to 1; Great Western, to
84 to ; and London and South Western, to 441 to
451 per share. London and North Western is also
heavy. Great Northern is quoted 241 to I; and
Eastern Counties, 111 to 1.
Canadian shares have fallen, especially Great
Western of Canada. Northern of Francs shares are
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MONEY MAREET.-TIIIB DAY.

Two o'CLocx.

The funds have declined k per cent to-day,
owing chiefly to the withdrawal of gold from the
Bank. The other departments of the Stock
Exchange are also rather weaker.
Consols are dull, at 90 to for money, and 90i to
for the 14th October. India Stock is marked 209 to
210; Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 4s. die.; Exchequer
Bonds, 1869, 981 to 1 ; and India Bonds, 235. die.
Turkish Six per Cents. have declined to 951 to 1.
Other foreign stocks remain very quiet. Sales are
recorded as follows: viz., Dutch Four per Cent.
Certifs., at 98 ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., at
90; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., at 25};
and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 991.
The 4th falling on a Sunday, the bills maturing
on that day had to be met on Saturday, and, as the
number was extraordinarily large, unusual activity
prevailed at all the banks and discount establish-
ments. So far, the bills appear to have been very
well met.
Parcels of gold to the extent of fully 85,0001. were
yesterday withdrawn from the Bank, for exporta-
tion to the Continent, principally in payment for
silver. The imports of the latter metal have during
the past week increased, to supply the demand for
shipment by the Colombo, for the East, We have
ascertained that the imports into London by sea have
reached about 107,0001. since Saturday week, but a
large quantity has also been received rid the
Kentish ports and the railway. It would be
erroneous to regard the Eastern demand as
by any means satisfied, for about 300,0001.
in silver has already been sold for exportation by
the steamer of the 20th inst., and by far the larger
proportion of this sum has yet to be drawn from
abroad. Upon the whole, there seems ground for
some anxiety as regards the future coarse of the
money market, for, inclusive of Saturday's with-
drawal,:and of the 44,0001. in sovereigns despatched
to the East per the Colombo, about 180,0001. in
gold is known to have been taken from the Bank
last Irak. As a continuance of the flow of gold
from the Bank would necessitate a rise of the rate
of discount to 8 per cent., more anxiety is evinced
for the arrival of the 423,9001. in Australian gold
which is now en mite to London from Egypt

The buoyancy of the Paris bourse does not at pre-
sent meet with any response from the other leading
Continental markets. At Vienna and Frankfort
Austrian stocks are weaker, and at Hamburg Hes-
sian stock retains a drooping tendency.
The imports of the precious metals last week
were large. Our list includes 277,9001. by the Tree
Briton, from Melbourne; 39,3001. by the Noe-
mahal, from Sydney; 11,0001. by the Asia, from
New York; 342,2001. (of which 103,5001. is gold
and the rest silver) by the Parana, from the West
Indies and Mexico ; and 1,0001. in specie by the
Andes, from Constantinople.
The total value of these arrivals is not less than
880,0081. This is exclusive of the imports of silver
from the Continent.
The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports
of the precious metals direct from London includes
69,230 ounces of gold and 21,800 ounces of silver,
representing a total value of about 242,0001. The
gold was despatched chiefly to France, and the silver
to France and Hamburg. The particulars see as
follows, via.:—Vold coin : to Hamburg, 200 ounces;
to Boulogne, 130 ounces ; to Belgium, 2,900 ounces.
Gold ban : to Boulogne, 58,000 ounces. Silver
coin : to Boulogne, 400 ounces; to Hamburg, 1,400
ounces. Silver ban: to Hamburg, 7,000 ounces.
Silver bullion : to Boulogne, 13,000 ounces.
The shipments from the outports have comprised
about 28,0001. in gold by the Alhambra, for the
Peninsula ; 3,670/., by the Atrato, for the West
Indies ; and 594,4851. (of which 34,7801. was gold
and the rest silver), by the Colombo, for the East.
The total ascertained shipments of the week, as
officially reported, are thus raised to about 888,0001.,
bat more than half a million of this was in silver.

The private remittances of gold to the Continent
have also comprised the whole of the imports (except
30,400 sovereigns ex the True Briton, which were
sent into the Bank), together with the amounts
drawn from the Bank. as above enumerated. The
specie ex the Parana, however, is not yet in band.
The traffic returns of all the French railways last
week present an increase over those for theoorrespond-
ing period of last year, i% ah the single exception of the
Mediterranean Company, the receipts of which show
a considerable decline. On the Orleans line the in-
crease is a mere trifle ; but on the Eastern it amounts
to 9,2001. owing to the traffic in connexion with the
camp at Chillons.
A special general meeting of the shareholders in
the Hull Flax and Cotton Mills Company was held
at Hull on Thursday, to consider the propriety. of
dissolving the company and winding up its affairs.
The report of the directors stated that " they felt
that a winding up of the company was inevitable,
and they were unanimously of opinion that it was
desirable, if possible, in such winding up to escape
the enormous expense, endless litigation, great
delay, inconvenience, and loss, which must ensue if
the matter were thrown into a court of law." A

motion for the publication and circulation of the
accounts was opposed by the chairman, and
by several other persons, upon the pretext tharsuch
a course would interfere with the " amicable winding
up "of the undertaking; and the directors finally
managed to have this important point arranged to
their satisfaction, it being agreed that the accounts
and report should be printed and laid on the table
for the inspection of shareholders, but not circulated.
It was then resolved that the company be dissolved
and wound ap " voluntarily," in accordance with the
Joint-Stock Companies Acts of 1866.67; that
Messrs. Wm. Eyre, merchant, of Hull ; L E. Cole-
man, accountant, of London ; and J. G. Carlill,
accountant, of Hull, be appointed liquidators; and
that a committee of four shareholders be appointed
to "act with the directors, confer with the liqui-
dators, and protect the interests of the shareholders
as far as possible."
An extraordinary general meeting of the London
and North Western Railway Company is to be held
on the 9th inst. The directors ask authority to sub-
scribe towards the Buxton Extension capital of the
Stockport, Disley, and Whaley-bridge Railway Com-
pany, to the extent of 105,0001. It is also proposed
to purchase the Ruston and Victoria Hotels ; and to
convert stock of the Shropshire Union Company into
London and North Western stock.
An " unofficial " meeting of shareholders in the
Belgian Eastern Junction Railway Company is
called for the 9th inst., in London, to " receive from
the directors a report on the position and prospects
of the company, and to adopt measures in relation
thereto." It is mentioned that " matters of great
importance will come under consideration."
The half yearly meeting of the Indurated Stone
Company is called for the 19th instant, when the
propriety of winding up the company wall come
under discussion.
The Great Western of Canada Railway Company
notify to holders of the Company's debentures ffaall
due the Ist inst. that they are willing to renew them
for a period of 20 years, at the rate of Si per cent.
per annum.

SATURDAY ETRRINO.

The funds opened rather flatly this morning, the
Bank return being considered unfavourable, but
more steadiness was subsequently evinced, and the
closing quotations were fully as good as those of yes-
terday. Throughout the Stock Exchange the tran-
sactions were upon a very limited scale.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 5-18 to
I for the 14th October, were quoted during part of
this day at 901 to 1, and stood at the close of the
Stock Exchange at 901 exactly At half-past 2
o'clock, however, stock was again offered at that
figure. For money the price may be quoted 4 per
cent. below that for the account. The official business
report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console,
for money, 90k, 90, 901; ditto, for account (14th
October), 901. India Stock, 207.
Exchequer Bills were quiet at Bs. to 4s. dis.