The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-09 00:00:00

JULYS noca BAIINA.

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1861.

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA 2.)

'hro o'Osocs.

The funds to-day are quiet, at the reduced
quotations of yesterday afternoon. Apart from pre-
parations for the monthly settlement to-morrow, very
little business is going forward. Great activity
likewise continues to prevail in the other markets,
but prices generally are fairly supported to-day.
At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted
Infr. 600., being sc. lower than yesterday.
Consols are officially marked 89/, /, and / ex
div. for money, and 89i ex div. for the pre-
sent account. The present quotation is 84
to f both for money and to-morrow's settlement-
The official business report is as follows
Bank Stock, 230, 228 ; Three per Cents. Reduced,
881, j, 89 ; Now Three per Cents., 883,
89, 88/, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 151, 4 ;
India Five per Cent. Stock, 9n, I, ex div. ;
ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 96, ;
Exchequer Bills, March, 65., 55., dis. ; ditto June,
Is. dis. ; ditto Small, March, 10s. dis. ; June,
4s. dia.

In the foreign stock market the principal trans-
actions have again been in the Turkish loan of
1858, which, after experiencing several variations,
is now quoted about 1 per cent. lower than
at 4 o'clock yesterday, viz., 61} to
1. The Loan of 1854 is also rather flatter,
at 761 to 1. A slight improvement has
occurred in Mexican Bonds, which are last marked
223. Sales are recorded as follows :—Austrian
Five per Cents, 481 (exchange, 126.) ;
Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 91 ; Chilian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 81 ; Dutch Two-and-
s-Half per Cents., 63i, ex div. (exchange, 1211.) ;
Mexican Three per Cents., 22; ditto foracc., 221,1 ;
Russian Five per Cents., 102} ; ditto Four-and-a-
Half per Cents., ; Turkish Six per Cents.,
1864, for account, 761, 76 ; ditto Six per Ceuta.,
1858,611 ; ditto for account, 61i, 62, 611, 62/, 611;
ditto 1001. Bonds, 64 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per
Cents.,_lool.

In the discount market yesterday there was a
moderate demand, at 51. to G per cent. for good bills.
At the Bank of England business was rather quiet.
In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans
on government securities was 54, per cent.
At Vienna on Saturday there was an advance of
to I per cent. in the Austrian funds.
About 40,0001. in bar gold and foreign coin war
bought by the Bank yesterday. 40,0001., princi-
pally gold, arrived from Paris and the Levant.
The Magdalena, for Brazil to-day, will take
14,5001. in silver and 7,0841. in gold.
The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm,
with sales to the extent of 12,000 bales.
A rather numerous deputation of Mexican Bond-
' holders, headed by Mr. David Robertson M.P.,the chairman of the committee, waited yesterday
upon Lord John Russell, by appointment. The
chairman having forcibly urged the grievances of
the bondholders, the Foreign Minister made a
reply which appears to have been received with
satisfaction by the parties interested. His lord-
ship recognised fully the flagrant character of the
outrage involved in the seizure of 660,000 dole. of
the bondholders' money in the city of Mexico, and
indicated that her Majesty's government think it
quite a ease for active interference, with a
view to enforce restitution. The pro-
spect of this being accomplished is strength-
ened by the fact that the French govern-
ment, whose subjects have also grievances to com-
plain of, have suggested to our government the
propriety of a joint action. For the present, how-
ever, our government await despatches from Sir
Charles Wyke, the new minister, who has just
reached Mexico.

The adjourned meeting of Mexican Bondholders
will be held on the 11th instant, "to learn and
to deliberate on the result of the interview with
Lord John Russell, and to determine on the course
which their interests may in consequence seem to
demand."

TM Brighton Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 1,16 a, and the South Eastern
• decrease of 1,6051.
The traffic reocipto of the Great Western Railway
of Canada for the week ending June 21,were 6,5711.
sterling, being 5491. more than in the corresponding
week of last year.
We are informed that the Danish concession
upon which the project of the North Atlantic Tele-
graph is founded, and all that pertains to the sur-
veys, tko. is about to pass into new hands, through
the medium of a debenture subscription, as the
basis of a proprietary company, preliminary to the
establishment of a working company for laying
down the cables. These debentures, for from
15,000 f. to 80,0001., are expected to be taken up by
a private canvass among capitalists and others in-
terested.

The Ottoman Railway Company advertise the
payment of the half-year's interest, at 6 per cent.
per annum, to the 30th ult.
The half-yearly meeting of the Electric and In-
ternational Telegraph Company is called for the
Ist August.
The Master of the Rolls has appointed Mr. R. P.
Harding interim manager of the National Indus-
trial and Providtnt Society.

In the Bankruptcy Court ye,tenlay an adjourn-
ment for six weeks was ordered in the case of
Messrs. D. S. and G. S. reezzali, merchants, of
Great Tower-sireet.
The third series of colonial wool sales is fixed to

commence on Thursday, the 18th inst. The fresh im-
portations up to the present date, since the begin-
ning of the last sales, comprise 73,678 bales, viz.:—
Sydney, 18,535 bales ; 'Victoria, 22,279 ; Van
Dietnen's Land, 8,948 ; Adelaide, 3,041 ; New
Zealand, 9,868 ; Swan River, 903 ; Cape of Good
Rope, 8,104: total, 73,678 bales.
The Corea has arrived from China with 759,200
lbs. of tea.

The following is from the monthly bide and
leather circular of Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks,
and Co. :

The bide market was very quiet in the early part of the
peat month, but towards the clues there was a better de-
mand, with an improvement upon some kinds, and a better
feeliug generally than bad been exhibited for so.ae time
past. Salted Ox and Cow Hides—South Atnericno : We can
only report an exceedingly limited husioe,• in these hides,
I which have sold at fair prices, but against this must Le put
the fact that while prices appear to huhd their way, they are
paid upon so small a Dumber that the market must be pro-
nounced to be very weak. The tanners are still holding off,
and the tone of all the trade circulars now boob's is *iciest
prices. Australian —Them has Leen a good demand fur
thew hides, although at pri,ms io favour of buyers. 41d per
lb. is the maximum price for 1.: heavy Sydney, which
also been paid fur Melboaree of the same quality.
I Since writing the above Cid. per lb. has been
I paid for a small parcel of Sydney, let heavy.
Theme hides were also sold at lower rates, and show
hype—Thew
al id. to id. per lb. Salted Hone Hides—South
American have Lees in moderate request at late rates.
English Market Hides—These bide., although moving oft
steadily, have not maintained the prices current in the pre-
vious mouth. East India kips were to better request during
the past month ; this was part:ntlarly the ease at the last
sales, which was, without doubt, brought about in some
11111•111111 by the destruction of about 63,04X1 to 70,000 kips (de-
stroyed by the Southwark fire), many of which bad been
sold at the previous sale nod were burnt before delivery
could have been taken. At the two series of sales an im-
proved demand was experienced, especially for hides of good
quality, which realised an advance of id., and in some in-
stances id. to id. per lb. The leather market shows that a
fair busses, has been done, with en ocmsiouid declioe of
id. per lb. ; but, epos the whole, there is a better feeling,
and expectation looks (backed by
.the prospect of a good
harvest) to • good businees moving in the owning months of
August and Septamilor.
The monthly silk circrlar of Messrs. Durant and
Co. has the following :
- •

We have dill nothing favonrable to report se to silk.
The trimmetions of the month have spin been of the most
limited character—even the occasional days of comparatively
good business have been wanting. sad the deliveries mark
induced employment of the operative'. The pfv,pecu, of
the European crop are felt to be rather less disastrous as to
quantity than was at Me time feared—in Italy at lean the
total yield is expected to be in excess of last year, ejaheecb
the quality may be worm—and the prices mentioned for the
new silk are!(! to 25 per met. below the exaggerated no-

hone of last year. This however has lap whim& gar
quotable effect upon the prices of China and Bengal dik.
which ars fairly supported—receat advises is ea
idea that the supply from both these countries may pease
materially leas than for the season now eloping. The only
feature in tb a market has been the swivel of the iersig-
missing ship Matanzas from Japan with 360 bales, wilds
being all move or less damaged were sold by piddle anettea
without reserve. This commanded more thus meal law.
tom, aad the whole were taken freel at full prime. Mom
thrown silk remains unnoticed. Joy
tia and Penton milk
nothing.
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The following notice has been ported at Lloyd's :

The committee for managing the stales et Lloyd's hereby
give notice, that heing desirous of (uranium fie wilily. of
many influential shipowners for telegraphis advises et the
arrival of their ships at ports in ledis, Alas, Australia,
and Mannino, on the payment of a foe for each v=hey. they
are making arr.ingements with the web to this
meet at the Princlul ports for the trameristien o/ &frivolo
to Lloyd's spots at Aleaandria, who will leeward the moor
to the port from which the intelligence con be most ZS
telegraphed to Lloyd' for further tionentinion
when necessary, to the anderwriters' news is Li
Glasgow. The °penalties have, for the preeent,v7rl the
charge for telegraphing each arrival at lON., to be paid by
the captain, or his agent, to Lloyd's agents at the sevens/
port& of arrival, to reimburse the most of teansrnissioo. Ship-
owners who may wish to avail therastives of the facilities
proposed by the committee are meted to forward an in-
timation thereof to the ands• that the net-emery is-
'tractions rosy be given.—G. A. Secretary.—
Lloyd's, July 8, 1881.

lONDAT Ell:NINO.

Consols, which closed on Saturday at 84,
"buyers," ex div., for money and next Wedsse-
day's settlement, were supported until midday at
891 to 1, but afterwards receded, and closed fiat at
89ft to 9-16. For the 7th of August the last price
was 891 to 90. The " continuation" has advanced
to Ito 7-16 per cent. The Glacial business report
is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Consols, for money,
89‘• t 1,1, ex div. ; ditto for account (July 10),
891„ *, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89,
N 1 • New Three per Cents., 89, I,poi, 89, 881 ;
Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 151; Five per
Cent. Stock, 1859, 982, 1, ex div.
The India Five per Cent. stock was last quoted
94 to f ax div. ; the March Exchequer Bills, 12s.
to 7s. die. ; and the June, ss. to is dia.
The demand for Turkish Bonds was again very
active this morning, and a further great rise oc-
curred, the Loan of 1854 being purchased as high as
71 and that of 1858 at 621. The closing quota-
tions, though showing a partial reaction, were
about 18 per cent. above those of Saturday, being
respectively, 7L to 77 and 811 to Of. Mexican
Bonds remain dull, at 22 to 1.
Bank shares to-day were steady. There were
inquiries for Ottoman and Oriental Bank. In the
miscellaneous share market no alteration occurred,
I with the exception of a partial relapse in London
Dock stock. •

The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings to-day were as follows :—Oosan Marine
Insurance, 31 to prem. • Thames and Mersey
Marine, to prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance,
to I dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, dia.
to par, ex div. ; China and Japan %masa, per ;
Commercial Copper, par ; and Seend Iron, par to
I preen.
The shares of the newly announced Oriental and
General Marine Insurance Company were quoted
to prom.

IfINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'OLoog.

Very little business has been done in boom
mining stocks. East Caradon shares have declined
to 224, " sellers ;" Marke Valley are firm, at 9g
to I ;East Wheal Grenville steady, at 425. to 435. ;
and Stray Park slightly flatter, at 361 to 374.
West Rcsedown and-Whoa Margaret are enquired
for ; transactions have taken place in the latter at
43 and 43i.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady,
with few transactions. Bon Accord Copper have
been dealt iu at 14 and If.
The directors or the Linares Lead 'fining Com-
pany have declared a dividend of 3s. 4d. per share.
At the general meeting of adventurers is North
Trelawner, held on the 3rd inst., the accounts for Jemmy,
February, and March showed a profit on the thawe mamas'
working of Gt. Bs. 101., which, taken from the former
balance, leaves a loss on the general accounts of 1491.95. N.,
which u carried to the seat account. A call of It p
share was mode.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(TRIS DAY.)
(112 BRITISH AND IRISH lIAGNITIO
("ROM OUR OWN CORRIPDXIDERT4
Fair attendacce at to-day's market. Wheat in good re-
quest at the extreme rates of Friday last. Floor, hems-
lltiteaceree, and 6d. dearer. Indian corn, moderate demendt
mixed, 2Sa. 61. to 296. ; white, &a. Beans, glider seen"
nominally 324. to =a. 6d. ; Beheiza, Ms. 9d. to Ma. Oats
and oatmeal unaltered.
MINCING LANE.—(IIIDI DAY.)
Suoatt. —The public sales are going off without spirit at
about last week's prices. The retined market remains int.
Comm. —The public sales are pr ig:trig; 40E44 at
about previous prices.
TM. —The market terrins inactive, bat general quota-
tions are unaltered.
Oorrow.—The market is more quiet to day.
Bros.—This arrcle although not active supports prose.
Row.—Quotations are unaltered.
ilimmrwrax continues dull of sale.
Markets have a quiet appearance generally today.
TALLOW MARKET.—(TIIIB DAY.)
The market is quiet: etersburg Y.C. on the wet,
is quoted, Ks ; July to September, Ws.; October to Dau-
ber, 50s.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKST.—(THIS DAY.)
hams. Davis and Co. report trade at the fellow*
miose :—Prime meadow bay, 75e. to Ste. ; superior ditto,
gds. to 100 e. ; inferior ditto, 365. to 50a. ; new ditto, 50r..
to ; clover, old, 90e. to 120 a. ; straw, 30e. to 40e.

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.
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Ineoot, JOLT 8. - Birkenhead, fat 90—Caledonian, 99
90}—Pastern Counties, 9 13-16 9 15-10--Great NertherikeZl2.l:44
—Great Western, 711 71 Lancashire and Yorkshire
—London and North Western Stock, 03 —London aid Beath
Western. 95 955—Manchester, Sheffield, and Liaceladdre, 475
48—Midland Stock, 1205 121—Ditto, new shank 11
North British, 63 031—North Stalfordsldre. 65 5 aril
Faster°, llenrick, 1081065—York and North Midland, K Sie—
Leeds capital stock, 62) edi--Boutl. Eastern and Dover, ft 8-11{
24)—West Midland, Oxford, 475 48—B uSalo sadlake Ifirees.
41.1(1—Dutch Rhenish, 25 24 d.—Grand Truitt of Canada, 4 11-11
4 real, LlLerehearg. 7 15.168 1-IG—Great Western at polo.
1 L0,5-111in..ls Central, 343 ti.—Now York and Ida, 21
21 Thames and Mersey Insurance. f p,
alittrrEr., JOLT B.—The market was inactive, had steady.
Great 19esteru 714—lasseashlre and Yorkshire. 111) I—flosth
Eastern, 24 740—Ditto, New 6 per cent. Preference, 1111 p
Prcahm and Wyrc, 431
anucnragen. JOLT B.—Birrahvgtarn Guaranteed Oak wig
sat to-day at 7:4—Birmingham (rand at 943—Birmingham New
Milt St sad llirmlnitiam Waterworks Mew,. at 1 SIC gm.
South ma/fords cloeed at 103 to 11—Birmingham Banking Owe-
pony's that,w, at 744 to 16) ; and Mr:v.l.ln Bask, 4 to 4:.

A Cauaca STltrelLtv LltlllTNlPlo.—Yestaniay,
• heavy thunderstorm passed aver Oldham, and demise lie
storm the lightning struck Coldhurst Church, radar to
situated in a rather exposed situation on a hill side, near
Boylan-road, Oldham. The struck the top of
the small bell turret, split the ornamental topp stoma slot
toted other 'lnnis, and sent the pieces to • of 25
to 30yarda from the church. It thee passed doer. the ent-
ails of the roof, shattering and removing • number of the
slates. The damage, however, will sot be large.
' TB.AVELLING Lea IRELLND.—If the tourist to Ile-
laud be • bachelor, he will see that his hotel bills an from
13 to 20 per met, lower than for the like accommodstios Ta
England ; atul if paterfamilias be travelling with his wife
sad daughters, he can, if he desire it, be freed, at a peat
many of the Irish hotels, from the additional cost width
private sitting rooms and their concomitant charge' involve.
The establishment of ladies' coffee rooms sod of table
d'httes at the large hotels is now broom* sod
the system rill extend, bemuse it is found to be
to landlords, as it is certainly beneficial, in Foist of
eeonomy, to families who wish to avail themselves of ik—
Sir Cusack Roney's "Month in Ireland.'
Au cucounter took place at Knowsley between
• bond of poachers and some ganokespers so far hack es
the tad inst., lint only now mole pobbe. Poor
keepers bad overpowered those poachers, whim Ulf
more of the desperate gang. armed with pikes. mini es
the gamekeepers and drove them away, wombs' thew
most savagely.
Mr. Randall Mackley was yesterday eowwwitleed
foe trial by the Bradford =enrolee. The primer le •
surgeon at Great Horton, near Bradford. sae be is semod
of making a false return of the eke& el hie hiseeehnepor„
Martha Cloth.
A despatch from Smyrna, of the ?ad note stake
that Amman Paths, governor of the hews, had caned to he
melted is the port, at the request of the Biagroll
Camel. • vessel laden with gunpowder nitrated for tke
lonian Islands.