The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-05 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET—THIS DAY. Italian Junction Railways, Ig to 1 dui. Grua
Russian Railways, to prem.; Riga a D
ump
berg Railway, # to g dis. ; Smyrna and Aidin
Two o'CLook. way, gto # prem.

The funds to-day have made farther progress
towards recovery. Pekes are quoted 1 per cent.
higher than they closed yesterday. In all the
!ether departments of the Stock Exchange a decided
rally has also taken place.
• Comas are new quoted 931 to 1 for money, and
log .to ' i for .the 9th July. e Three per
Ands; Reduced lame been dealt me in at 921 to 4 ;
the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 1; Bank
Stock at 2131; Exchequer Bills, March, at
par to is. prem. r ditto, Jame, at Is. to 2s. dis. ;
Exchequer Bonds, 1969, at 961 to 1; and India
' Berle at 41. din
' Tattier Siit per Oeuts. have recovered to 941 to
' tal. ' The Ousranteed Four per Cents. are quoted
1011 to 1. The ether es/es are baited to Belgian
Fourand.a-Half par .Cents. at 961 (exch., 26fr.) 5
MaKilibß BMWS at 221; Partnere Three per
Cents.; 1863f0r amen* at 481; Rumba Five per
Ceuta. at. WIT; ditto; Four-end 4-Half per Cents.
at 971.
In endeavouring to read: 01 tature of the
market, it must not be overlooked that, although
the drain 'of other to; the Fent is so severe
that the . next stems" is expected to take out
fully a million sterling in silver, the position of
the Bank et' Truce hal decidedly improved. It
is reported la Faris that the stock of specie and
bullion held by. that establishment is now
96;000,090L. or say 1,200,0001. sterling, more than at
the dabs of the het return. Judging from the
aatoeht of gold (about 200,0004) bought by the
Bank' et Engird lestweek, the next return of this
tatik'd'aglit also to present a satisfactory increase in
the mitallis stork. Meanwhile lugs arrivals of the
precious metal continue to take place ; and the tele-
graphic decistels, io anticipation of the Overland
Mail treks Australia, is hourly expected to bring
IsetTsal fresh and attendee consignments of gold to
this side.: We may also point out that an impres-
sion prendis to many quarters that government will
to mind upon to pay off mine portion of the June
-Etcher* Bab. The price of these securities has
beak Wig wror altele• the Savings Bank COMMil-
sisesew ciamii ei imams ; and the price of the
Dais bate is seer is. ileceunt to per. Probably
stelai atths Lain may decline to renew them.
The isescranbrat the ilk crop continue unfavour-
able. - In It* mad France half an average crop is
expected, co died the same %vegeta produce u
last year. The guilty is stated to be inferior.
The Same: and the Weimer Castle have arrived
his Melbourne. The former vessel has on freight
47,644 es: of gold, and the latter 40,000 on, the
total Yalu of the two remittances being about
361,2701. The arrival et the Coleroon from Syd-
ney, the Black Swan from Hobart Town, the Oliver
Lang from New Zealand, the Severn from Portland
Bay, sod the Roger Stewart from Swan River, is
also reported s bat these vessels are not known to
have any gold on freight.
Of the 193,6001. in gold brought by the Morning
Star from Medboarne,2o,oool. was yesterday sent into
the Bank: The remittances by the Donald May
and La Hogue, veined at 65,4001., lave been pm,.
chased for expectation to the Continent.
The 126,9 W in gold brought from Melbourne by
the Sydeshaus is •expeeted•to be delivered to-day
(Friday).
The price of blur is firm, at 6s. 11d. per or.. stan-
dard, owing to the Eastern demand. The price
realised for the remittance by. the packet which ar-
rived from the West India in the middle of last
month was is. lid. per ea. ; but in the interval
higher'ratea hate been paid.
• A meeting of the Committee of the Stock Ex-
c~hhaaage is held today far the purpose of considering
whether the shamed' the Riga and lhinabarg Rail-
way shall be again marked in the official list.
The Stockport, Disley, and Whaley Bridgeitail.
wal is to he opened foropfublic trade
the , onottle 9thl ailiwnsoty.
special meeting
Company MI called for the 13th inst., to consider a
bill now before parliament, authorising the company
to construct new railways and to use portions of the
Londoe and South Western and London and

xnara-THIS DAY. •

• • Two o'Ciann.
Business in home mining stocks is very languid
to-day, and the.market exhibits no improvement of
ehutteter. The only. transaction reported in the
Steck Exchange it in Partridge Consols shares at
11. There is little inquiry for any description.
In foreign mining. shares no business is reported.
The price of copper has fallen ld. per lb., being
1171. per ton for tough cake. The fall has been
rapid, as the price was raised to 1331. on the god of
Janeary, and wu reduced to 1281. on the 27th of
Aped. This. movement is calculated to 'take
the high-priced copper mime, and y thane
which are sellers of low-priced ores.
Subjeined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
ItigSEx
ack, 27change
5, 2621 166 ; East Buse, 36, 3214 East
Saassil, 123 64., 12a. 9d • East Trefesis, 61, 64 Groat
~642..!
In, 12, 1 ;va •
le of T,l . ea., los. ; Aeneas
&hard, 661 • Vasil Kitty mist),(W 191 ; Wheal Teltidy,
21, 11 ; Wheal W 167, i•

TirasoAT Inetino.

-
The market for home mining stocks was to-day
heavy, and in a number of cases prices showed a
dowaward tendency. Great Wheal Alfred *wee
continue in request, but North Frances, North Bas-
set, West Basses, United Mince, West Cando", and
Wheal Buller were all quoted lower. In addition
to the transactions reported in the official list shares
in Botallack have been dealt in in the Stack Ea-
st 2874 ; Alfred Consols, at 18 (ex div.);
Mendip Hills, at 2 (with div.) ; South Condigrow,
at Bs. t Great Wheal Alhed, at 74 to 3 ; and Bouth
Corn Brea, at 8.
Pontgibaud shares have fallen to 5 to fi (201.
Plit
shares of the Great Barrier Land, Harbour,
and Mining Company. were quoted 1 to Z prem. ;
West of Ireland Mining Company, to prem. ;
and the Bamfylde Mine, par to prem.

Frighten Railways.
Tits final call of 11. is to be paid on the New
Berea Cleat. Preference Shares of the Royal
8 • Railway Company by the 16th of July.
The Admiralty invite tenders for the supply and
delivery at Gibraltar of 6,000 tons of South Wles
cogs.
Tenders wM be received by the East India Com-
pany, on the 10th inst., for the conveyance of stores
from England to Bombay, Calcutta, and Madras.

TIIVIIIDLT zymase e.

The Brads opened this morning with m.
heaviness, and a fresh fall of 3 per cent. was at t.
period established. The market was almost ex-
clusively affected by the state of the opecalative
account, which is greatly "over-bought." It is
calculated that operators for the rise who have
during the last six months maintained their posi-
tion, and paid the rates of "continuation" current
at each settlement, must have made a loss of about
4 per cent., taking consols at the closing quotation
of to-day. It is not, therefore, matter for surprise if
some of these speculators should evince a disposi-
tion to close their accounts. The pressure for
money in the Stock Exchange, in connexion
with the monthly settlement, was to-day unmiti-
gated, as much as 8 per cent per annum being paid
in exceptional cases to carry over speculative pur-
chases. Nevertheless, this afternoon, when the set-
tlement was virtually completed, the funds became
decidedly stronger, assisted by news of a recovery
at Paris. Prices finally closed only 1-16 to 4 per
cent. worse than yesterday. In the other depart-
ments of the Stock Exchange there was much de-
passion in the morning, followed by a sensible rally
towards the close of business. French railway shares
are still particularly sensitive.
Consols opened at 931 to ¢ for money, and 941 to
4 for the 9th July, declined to 941 for "time," and
closed the same as they opened, viz., at 931 to for
cash, and 943 to 4 for July. This latter quotation
is equal to 921 to lex div. The " continuation" at
the close of the settlement was even firmer than
before, reaching 1 per cent. The official business
report is as follews:—Three shoent. Consols,
for money, 931,1, 1,4, 1,4, 1; d for account,
9th Jul;, 941, 4,}, 4. Three per Cents. Relined,
921, OIL New Three per Cents., 924, i• 4,1, 4.
Thirty Yews Annuities, expiring in April, 1885,
18 1-16. Bank Stock, 212, 214. India Stock, 222,
2201, 222. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer
Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 981. India Bondy,
41. die.
Exchequer Bills were to-day decidedly weaker.
The March Bills closed at par to Is. prem., and the
June at fis. die. to par ; Exchequer Bonds refrain
quoted 981 to 99.
Turkish Six per Cents. were quoted at 4 o'clock
911 to 4, being 1 lower than yesterday, but after-
wards recovered to 943 to 1. The Guaranteed
Four per Cents. declined 4 per cent., closing at 1011
to 1. Other foreign stocks were inanimate.
Bank shares to-day were steady. The stocks of
the London and Westminster Bank and Landaus
Joint Stock Bank are inquired for. Unity Mutual'
Bank shares were quoted 16 to 14 dis. (501. paid).
National Discount were flatter, at 11 to 1 die. Ms-
tralian Agricultural shares continue heavy. Those
of the Victoria Duck Company were firmer. Lon-
don Gemara! Omnibus closed at 3/ to 1.
The seminal closing quotations for the newly pro-
Clrailways are subjoined,viz. : Punjaub Railway,
m prem.; Oude Railway, par to
_pre=
E
I Onde Railway, 3-16 to 5-16 I rem.; astern
Railway, 5-16 to 7-16 pm. • Calcutta and
=re
Eastern Railway, par ; Eaphraies Valley Rail-
way, par to 1 ; North of India Trammed, par
to /. prem.; Trinidad Railway, par to 3 pram.;