The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-15 00:00:00

passed away in the afternoon, and at the close tho
rate was it " bads% ardation " to " even." Upon thn
whole, money is in more demand at the pre,eat
share settlement than for some time past. We 60--
join nur usual statement of the terms generally
quoted:

Loel• n no.l North Wr.tern from Ito per ernt.
Great We:aerta „ 1-16 to backwarir-
tion:'
Midbinol „ 3-16 to i contango
Lon .a, Y• I to 4 ditto
Ke.ttin. ~ 1.16 to per share ditto
Great Nor/11,n -16 to ditto
Cob d•a:ianc -16 to ditto
York and "North Midland „ to 3-16 ditto
IterwA. -16 to fl ditto
lonic end S. „ 3-16 to 6-16 ditto
Great Wc,tan v.:oh „ 1-32 to 1.16 ditto

MONDAY EVENING.

This marning the first interpretation put upon the
telewaphie news from India was rather favourable,
much strew being laid upon the announcement of
the reverses sustained by the rebels in various
quarters, including their defeat by General Dave-
lock. The assurance that the Europeans at Luck-
now and Agra still held out was also received mull
a feeling of relief. In the afternoon, however, the re
was a disposition to attach more importance ts the
mutinous symptoms manifested by a portion of the
Bombay army. Rumours were also circulated—
with what foundation remains to be seen—that lieu
British forces before Delhi have sustained some C Oh-
siderable losses. These reports, which must be re-
ceived with caution, contributed to increase thu
anxiety for the arrival of more detailed accounts.
The funds opened with considerable strength,
and even 1-16 per cent. dearer than they closed on
Saturday, and derived support from a large specu-
lative purchase. Sales, however, were afterwains
pressed, and prices gradually receded, finally closing
about 3-16 per cent. lower than on Saturday. In
all the other departments of the Stock Exchange
great dulness prevailed, especially towards the:
close. English railway shares retain considerable
steadiness; but French and Canadian were decidedly
heavy; whilst American have fallen greatly, in ',-
sponse to the panic at New York. The gloomy ad-
vices from the American and French markets con-
tribute materially to check any tendency towards int-
provement here.
In the discount market to-day the demand for
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money was moderate, but nothing is done below tho
Bank minimum. At the Bank itself the demand
was shady, but not pressing.
At Vienna on Saturday there was a fresh full of
about per cent. in the Austrian funds.
Consols, which closed on Saturday at 901 for the-
14th Oct., opened this morning at 904 to 91, and
thence gradually receded, closing at 00 to 1. For
money the last price was 901 to I. After the close
of tlie Stock Exchange the market was still
flat. The official business report is as follows
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1. 4; ditto
for account (14th Oct.), 91, NI, 901, 901 • India
Stock, 213 ; Thicc-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer:
Bonds, falling payable in 1838 and 1859, 981.
Exchequerl Bills remain dull, at 7s. to 3s. is.
In the foreign stock market the fluctuation was
principally confined to Turkish Six per Cents.,which
were first marked 931, but afterwards receded. in
sympathy with Console. The 4 o'clock price was
93 to 1, being 1 to .1 per cent. lower than the closing
quotation of Saturday. The " continuation" on this
stock to the new account, expiring on the 30th inst.,
was Ito per cent. The Guaranteed Four per Cents.
were also a little flatter, at 991 to a. Peruvian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 79 to 80 ex
div. Spanish Three per Cents., 401 to ; ditto,
Deferred, 231 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :
Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011 ; ditto, Five per
Cent., 1829 and 1639, 1001. Dutch Four per Cent.
Cerificates, 991. Russian Four-and-a• Half per
Cents. (Small Bonds), 99g. Spanish New Deferred
Three per Cents., 251; the Passive Bonds, 51.
Turkish Six per Cents., 951,1, 1, N ; ditto Guaran-
teed Four per Cents., 991.
Equador New Consolidated Bonds were also offi-
cially marked 131.
In the London market for American securities,
much agitation prevailed to-day, but little or no real
business was done, quotations being purely nominal.
The market has not yet had time to become settled
at Vie reduced range of prices. Illinois Central
Itail way shares, which closed on Saturday at 21 to
31 prem., were nominally quoted to-day 10 dia. to
par, but without business. Illinois Central Bonds,
redeemable in 1873, were quoted 78 to 82.

MINES.-THIS DAY

Two o'CLoor,

The marlitt for home mining stocks remains
steady, though quiet. There are inquiries to-day
for East Basset shares, which have been pur-
chased at 52. Wheal Edwards continue in steady
demand, and arc marked 8!. United Mines have
also been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 140.
In foreign end colonial mining stocks there is no
altenitioi. of importance.
Subjoined is the official list of the closing quo-
tations in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At
the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and
sellers:
Alfrod Consols. 131, 14 East Basset, 50, 52 ; East Rus-
sell, 3,1+ ,415.; Hingston Down, 4k; Lsrly Bertha, 17s. CA.,
18a 6d. ; Pendeen, 2, 21 ; Bortri e Consols, 11. 2 ;
croft, 41, I ; Wheal Arthur, 41, , 'heal Basset, 2171,22%.

MONDAY ilvsaince.
In the market for home mining stocks to-day,
shares in East Basset, St. Day United, Tinerott,
East Alfred, Wheal Edward, and South Cern Brea,
were inquired for. Trcwaths. Great Wheal Alfred,
Alfred Consols, and Great Wheal Vor shares were
all flat. The following transactions are reported to
us from the Stock Exchange, in addition to those
comprised in the official hat, :—North Wheal
Crotty at 51 to 51; St. Day United at 265. to 275.;
Wheal Edward at 8! to 83 ; and East Alfred at 31.