The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-02 00:00:00

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8 pot Oak. 30
$ 11•111.
par its. RSV Loma ,
I por &Ns.
Cashew os London : at debt, 23 10 ; 10047 P, )31
11.
Wei n, 3, MO 100; Mossy. Naples litotes .......1u.23 Yew
Do. Do. 5, Roma Loss, SperCt. 831
Do. Tremors Moods ... 4 ...
Piedmont n. CM*. 89 00 Rank (charm ...... 2365 ...
?Alla, MAIL I.—St. Germain, 662 50 ; Versailles (right
bud), —; D.77° (te7 bank). 7717 75 ; l'Ark sad Oil on., —; Porls
sad Mow, 635 75, Roues sad Mane, 19.3 ; Msrosiliss sad Aflame.
130; litraabourg and bsle, 210; 4 'sue, 1122 S 0; BOUkline sad
Amiens, 306 73 ; Orlssonad Bordeaux, 439 18 ; 300481314 593 25,-
Purls sod strdskosnr, 4h7 SO , Parts 304 Lises, AO; I oars sal
Rums. 106 73 ; Ilontersas sad Troyes. II) ; thefts sod Passises
230; 13msksti5 and Tate, 110.
MADRID, FEB. 23.—Three per Cents., 383; after
Bolas, 88 9-18 e., sp. New Three per Cent', 111 13-18;
after Bolas, 18 13-180.,• npora, 9S ; after
Bolsa, 91. Passives, 5 6.18; after Bolen, 5 5-18
cash. Bank of St. Ferdinand 104. Exchange on
London, 60.80 paper.

1,343
PM 10

33 4s
103 3D

MINES.
THIS DAY.

Two (Mimes.
The flatness observable in the gold mining share
market Testerday has passed off, and the prices of
the Californian shares are firmer, with more bu-
siness doing. Ague Frias have rallied from
2 to 21, and Nouveau ifondes are firm
at to 7-16 premium ; Carson's Creek are
quoted par to 1 premium; Sierra Nevada, 3-16 to
6-18 prem. ; Port Philip, 3-16 to 1-16 dis.; Lake
Bathurst, par to 1 prem.; Devon and Cornwall
Miners, *- to 1-16 prem.

_ Miners, par to 1-16 prem.
cares dun
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pastarday. igaday.
100,000 1 Apra Fria I 1 11 pa n I
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KOS SO Australian 5 1 i
116,401 I lunation Freehold
50,000 1 An Mana ... ..... all 8 aim par i
11,140 SO Slarearron Lan and Coal all ... ...
100,1u0 .11 Mitten Ausuanath Cold ail i I *ifs
10.01 A SS Bradt Imp Dan at St pm 111
6,000 30 Do. Oxam and Caleb... all
lI,SOO 30 Di. IL J ota aWI Me . 13
12,1109 ... Omen Cappar
70,000 1 Faig. ili amarmLaa Coppe, 21 1 IMs 1
20,000 20 Osammat
5 ,001 I ,loilasi Ilotiataln. .
11.000 $ at Mdieslel all 111 41
fu,Oso 10 erzisuallmeraterismarams 11
100t000 I Nome= Mail ....„
7,000 110 Moab. emOmilm ..... lll4
0.0.9 10 Ila Ca* .
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too,me 1 Welt Mariposa all 1 elm par

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS
MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
ST.MAIL—The public sales, which are not large to-day.
are going off steadily, at last week's currency. The refined
market without alteration; low brown lumps seam, at
445. 6d. ; fair to fine, 450. to 48s.
COTFIE.—Tb• largo public sale of 460 bales and half
bales Mocha is progressing at full price,.
Te.t.—The market is dull, and the amount of business
done very limited.
PIIIVITO —4OO bags were offered in public sale, and
about half sold, at qa. to 6d.
CASSIA LIONL.-120 chests sold in public sale, at U. 15s.
to 81. b., which were prey;ous rates.
Rms.—This article is firm, and has an upward appear-
ance.

Itum.—The market continues dull.
COCIETNIAL.—This article has advanced by private eon.
tract Id. to 2d. per lb.
In other articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is rather quiet to-day. at the annexed quota-
tions :—Town Tallow, 38.. 9d (selling price, Mc) ; Peters-
burg, T. C., on the spot, 365. , Oct. to Dec. (1862), 375. 3d.;
onor before the end of March, 36.. to 36e. 9d.

WOOL MARKET.-THIS DAY

. _
The first series of sales of Colonial Wool for the present
year commenced on the 19th, and closed on the 29th ult.
The quantity disposed of were : 7,.i68 of Sydney, 9,176 of
Port Philip, 1,677 of Van Dieman's Land, 4,6111 of Cape,
756 Adelaide, and about 2,500 bales of Wool from India,
Russia, South America, &c. November prices were gene-
rally well supported, and on the finer sorts there was
en advance. Every bag offered was sold, and the stock new
in the hands of importers may be considered entirely ex-
hausted. It is not expected the new clip will arrive in time
to bring on the next batch of sales before the middle of
May. Trade in the manufacturing districts has lately been
dull, and the foreigners did not buy very freely, so that if
between now and May polities do not interfere with the
commerce of the country we may expect at the next Wee a
healthy demand both from our home manufacturers and
taose of France and Belgium.
_

.•
WOOL SALES. -The circular of MCI/41. Thomas
Southey and Son has the following remarks on the couch'.
sion of these selea:—The depressed state of trade in the
I manufacturing districts duriog the winter months did not
warrant an expectation of any advents upon November
prices, although it was known that the quantity to be
I offered was small, and stocks held by dukes and manatee-
, turns were scarcely so large as usual at this season of the
year; prices, however received much support from Conti-
" nental buyers, who, it will be remembered, bought very
sparingly in the last series and were out of stock : their pur-
chases may be estimated at about 3,000 bales. The attend-
ance throughout has been very numerous, and Oil opening
prices were fully supported to the conclusion. `Combing
and scoured wools were in great demand and sold at an
advance of Id. to lid., but of the former there was only a
very small proportion. There were several parcels of well-
managed Van Diemen'! Land skin wool, which realised full
prices, but some from Sydney were in such wretched condi-
tion hat few buyers would examine them. Lamb's wool
was not in great demand and barely reached former rates.
For Cape wool there was good competition and the average
mks of last sales were given. By a fast-railing ship from
Sydney several flocks of the new clip acre in time for these
sales, and from the condition bring (quell to former years,
it may be expected the wool will come forward better
washed than had been anticipated. East Indian wool sold
well, thne being a small advance upon the finer qualities.
SMITHFIELD HAY MAHKET.—TIIIS DAY.
Messrs. Cooper and Davis report a heavy trade at the
following prices:—Prime Meadow Hay, 725. to 775. ; infe-
rior, 6.51. to Ms.; Rouen, Ms. to 6.55. ; Clover, 75e. to ;
second cut, 70a. to 765.; Straw, 26e. to 28e.