The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-03 00:00:00

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NINE&-(THI.9 DAY.)

Two o'CLocw.

The mining varket is steady to-day, with a fair
amount of business. Wheal Chiverton Snares
continue in demand, and have rinen to
13 to Glasgow Caradon and North
Crofty are also better—the former at ,q to 5, and
the latter at 5 to Camborne Vean are rather
lower, at 2f to 3. Wheal Hope arc quoted 4to f,
and West Chiverton, 47 to 49.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive.
Cape Copper have been dealt in at 41, and Monies
Aimee at 211.
The subjoined weekly summ of the metal
ary
market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Da-
delazen and North :
The position of the metal market remain nealtered. and
there is a steady demand at previous quotations. Iron :
Welsh bars are very firm, at from 61. 10a. to 7/. f.o.b. it
Wales, while out of stock hare. 71.10 a. is firmly demanded.
Staffordshire is very firm at the establiabed rise of 30s. per
ton from the lowest point. Scotch pig iron is largely dealt
in at 61a. thi. to G2s. cash, 625. dd., three months, open.
From all appearances present prices will be fully maintained.
Copper : A goal bounces has bees done in English manu-
factured at full prices, but second-band parcels of raw
are obtainable a little below fixed quotations.
Business in foreign hu been restricted, and in the
absence of any busload we quote Burrs, 67/. 10'. to 91±!.;
Rapundsi, 7.11. Tin :We have to report • fair demand for
English a little below fixed prices. Foreign has given way
in prios, sad about 2,000 slabs of Straits have been due at
1161. nub. Hance was sold at 1221. three months prompt,
closing sellers thereat. The Dutch market dull at TN., in
consepumosof small deliveries. Tin plates : The market is
firm principally for coke, at 225. 6d. in Liverpool and 2.1 e.
in London. Charcoal neglected. Lead : But little business
reported ; prices unaltered. Spelter The market has be.
come very quiet, and only a few small lots reported sold at
IW. 10s. in Hull. The price here remains nominally
181. 12s. 6d. for forward delivery. There is no demand.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS
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TALLOW ALUIKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Thu market is steady at Um following quotatinos :—Town
tallow, 445. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 455. ; October
to December, 445. 9d. to 45e. ; December, 455. td. to 455. 6J.;
Jaaaary to March. 455. 6d. ; March, 45e. 9J. to 46a.
MARKET AVERAGE-S.—Town tallow, 465. 6d. • fat by
ditto, 3. 34d. ; yellow Bullion, 46a. 3d. ; melted stud
345. • rough ditto, 19a ; tallow grooves, ; goal
dregs, 7s.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARIEET.—(THIS DAY.)
Yemen. Harvey and Easton report lode slow, at the follow.
Mg prices :—Prime meadow hay, 89e. to 84s. ; 'opener Mk,
86.. to 92e. 6d. ; ulterior ditto, KC to 70a. ; rowel, Ws.
to 806.; clover, old, 9Ce. to 1:113e. ditto, mooed cut, Nit
to 100 e. ; straw, 2Sa. to 34a.

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COVENT GARDEN.—(THLS DAY.)
Vegetables and most kinds of fruit in season (with the
exception of peaches, which are scarcer) continue plentifuL
Late plums may be had is great abundance. of glares
and pineapples the supply is also sufficient for the demand.
Of melons there is a good stock of both English and foreign
varieties. There is also • good supply of Williatoe's Bon
Chritieo, Louise Bonne of Jersey, and Bade Louise ;ware.
Some good examples of itibston pippin apples have also
arrived from Jersey. Kent cobs and filberts are now coming
iu in good condition, and for the cobs • fair demand is
realised at from 60a: to 86s. per 100th.. For potatoes the
market is still heavy. Cut Bowen chiefly consist of inchids,
pelargoniums, asters, marigolds, eilwolarias, mignonette,
and rams.