The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-30 00:00:00

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Ciece.
Very little business is going forward in the
mining market to-day, and prices are greasily
quoted the same as yesterday. East Caradon shares
are quoted 474 tot ; Wheal Ludcott, 104 to U
East Cern Brea, 111 to 12, being firmer ; and
Wheal Seton, 146 to 148.
United Mexican Milling shares are rather flat,
being marked 61, while other foreign as well as
colonial descriptions are steady. Capula have been
dealt in at tto prem. ; Port Phillip at f and
prem. ; and East Del Rey at I prim.
The subjoined weekly summary of the metal
market is extracted from the circular issued by
Messrs. Von Dadelszen and North :

We have to report a very animated business in nearly all
kinds of metals, principally for export and on aPreadaajass
at advancing prices. The demand for consumption is she
increasing, and from all appeataoosa there will be a prospe-
rous autumn trade. Welsh bars are in active demand, and
from ill. ss. to 51. 7s. 6d. is firmly asked free ou board ia
Wales; for shipment from this port 61. is paid. flood 9°`-
lilies Staffordshire sell at Axed quotations. Scotch pig iron
bee now fairly attracted the attention of operators. A
large business has been done at gradually advancing pries.
We quote m. a. warrants 56e. 6d., cola, and for open iren
as high as 57e. 9d. has been paid. Yesterday, however, the
market was flatter, and prime went back to 55a. 9d., cub,
but since have rallied to b6s. 6d. same terms, closing inn,
and with an upward tendency. Copper: English Is very
firm, sod nothing to be had under eiMcial prices.
Large orders for manufactured • trifle under
fixed quotations remain unezecuted. bore businees baa
also been dose in foreign. Burnt has been sold at 951., and
now 951. 10s. sod 96/. is asked. IC We, nominally, 961.
Spanish, 891. 11., English, maltsad is value, and in good
demand at flzed prices. A good business bee been done in
straits at 1121. 10s.. and ark. 1131. to 113 E 10a., with three
months prompt. BUM was mold yesterday at 1161. The
Dutch market since improved to ais. Ti. flates.—A.
very large business has been done in this article, principally
coke tin and zinc, and a fair quantity of chsoual has aloe
been taken. Prices are fairly maintained, and with sat
advance in the raw materials. The manufactured article is
not likely to remain at present prices. Lead dull, sad
there is but little doing. Speller bee kept its position
ppreretty well, 181. the price here and is Hall ; W., 181. 10s.
Busiorr to some exteut km been reported at these prices.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL oorrox MARKET.
(TRIB DAY.)
Ow aim= UM nem 11661111,3 TILIZOPAPH).
(nor ova owe cameramen.)
The market still keeps Ars, mil Übe sales will probably
foot up 8,000 bales.

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY).
The market is quiet. Tows tallow is quoted 475. 3d.,
net cub ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spat, 48e. ; August,
49e. ; September, 49e. ; Oet . to Dee., 495. 3d.
MAILICZT AVERAOI2.—Tows tallow, We. ; fat by ditto,
Ite. 6d. ; yellow Russian, Me.; melted stuff, 38s. ; rough
ditto, 21.. ; tallow grooves. 16s. ; good dregs, 7s.
SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mows. Hervey and Eaton report trade slow at UM day's
prices. s Prime meadow bay, HU. to 80s. ; superior ditto.
84s. to 95.. ; inferior ditto, 40a. to 50e. ; sew, ditto, 40e. to
80s. ; rowan, 36a to Ms. ; clover, aid, 90s. to 1111 e. ; ditto,
second cut, 60s. to 115 a. ; straw, 36a. to 42e.

COVENT GARDEN.—(IIII.I3 DAY.)
The supply of vegetables matinees good. Importatioes
of foreign fruit. such as imetarillita Prisehm. pets. and
ikrivola, are well kept up. Grapes sad ire. les
plentiful. Betas, artichokes, tomatoes, and commiers are
ewise aberideat. Strawberries sad carnage are Bow all
bat over. Plums are plentiful. Potatoes are as yell
tolerably free from disease. Cut flowers chiefly comae
of orchids, pelargoshuns, tiffs, mignonette, and mess.

Pine Apples, per lb., es to Se Melons, each, le to Ss
Grapes, r lb., 21 to be I Anis., per dos., 9d to 1. Id
?tee. per pedoz. ts to de i Oranges, per 101, Its to Ws
Peaches, per dos., Se to fis Lemons, per 100, de to lds
ectarine-. do., Y. to tie Wanuts, green, per 1011 Ss
Apncots, do., 11 to es _
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vserr'Anss.
French assns. For 100, Is to !s' Artichokes, es...h. 14 to Id
Fens, p.; sieve, is tld to Ss : fleet, per dos.. Is 6d
Cal.bsges,p. bun., Is id to Is 61 I Celery, per bundle, Is 64 to 2.4
Potatoes, York Regents per , Asparagus, per bundle, In to at
too, ItOs to 1008 Shallots, per lb, 10.1 to Is
„ Flukes, do., 200. to MI s Garlic, per lb, 64 toad
„ Rocks, do., 1404 to 1.50. : Lettuces, each, to to 2d
„ Cape, do., lals to SW I Soave, score, Is 64
New, par lb, 24 wino., Wad toils
Turnips, per bunch,34 tot& I Figetoble each. ad
Carrots, do., ad toed , Unsarsatots, p prat, Is tIo to lad
Spinach, per dere, Is to Is 6d . Parole& per li bunches, Ils toes
Cucumbers. each, id to Ild I Barba, per bunch. !..1 to 4,4

Mime RECUPTS. —The tragic returns of rail-
ways in the United Leedom amounted far the week ending
the 23rd of August,oe 10,479 miles, to 627,4831..aad for the
corresponding week of last year, on 10,126 Mille. t.
591,2151. sb ming an increase of 363 Oath" MI at
311,2681. hi the receipt'. The grew receipts oa the fel-
lowiog 14 railways "'flaunted in the aggregate, on 7.167
miles, to 498.2241. ; and for the corresponding week of
1861 on 6,890 miles, to 470,21 W. ; showing as
increase of 277 miles. and of 26,008/. in the receipts.
The increase on the Celedociaa amounted to MW.; on the
Eastern Counties to 8271. ; en the Great Northers
to 4,6171. ; on the Great Western to 7,2901. ; on the
London and North•Westere to 8.4801. ; on the London.
Brighton. sad South Goes, to 2521. ; ce the London sod
South Western to 5,3121. ; Midland. 3.11331.; on the North
British to 892/. ; on the North Eiders to 2,0671. ; aml
on the South Eastern to 1.2291.—t0ta1, 34,9291. Bat
from this must he deducted 761., the deemed* on the Great
Southern sod Western ; 6,466/. on the Lancashire and
Yorkshire ; 3801. on the Maaahestar, Sheffield, sad
Liacolaslaire ; together 6,9211., leariag the illefleee.
above, 28.006/. The goods sad mineral trifle
on those lines amounted to 210,1254, sad for the °arr..
spooding week of 1861 to 235,2481., showing ea "screen
of 4,8771. The receipts for passages& prods, he.,
amounted to 288.1691., against. 265,0361., showing a. in-
crease of 23,1311. The tramc receipts an 64 ether lima
amounted, on 3,312 miles to 122,18111., and for tie sem-
spooging week of
of 76
on 3,236 ages, 1110,9311.,
showing an increase of 76 miles, and of 9,2961, is tie
receipts. The loosen in the trade el the put week,
as compared with the correepowhag cit.=
arises from the pawner trails le
Exhibition, sad there is an teenage i the weds Wk.
from an improvement in trade. The trails reef*, far the
pad week show • denesse ed 8,6741. as ammo' with
thaw of the preceding week, imams the 18th irk

tato inttiltsnut.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Acctsr

(More Mr. Oomminioser nue.)
Si J AZTVISI nomnic.

This wen a sitting for the examination and discharge of
the bankrupt, described as a clerk to the examiners of
*finnan' law 1000LUSUI in Spring-
The debts are only NV. 10a. 757 t,„, oil.

lir. Goodday, from the oboe of 'Mr. Aldridge, crown so-
licitor, stated that the bankrupt was • clerk in the Treason'.
Be owed 981. and had no assets. There were seven cre-
ebtars, who did not oppose.
The bankrupt mid he bad • salary of 1001. a yew, leto,
income tax.
The Commissioner puled the examination mid granted
the order of disobarp.
RE-YET 1111ADLIT.-A YOUNG UNIVERSITY ITTUDINT.

This was the sitting for examination and discharge. The
bankrupt, Henry Headley, was described as of Whittles-
ford, in the county of Cambridge, previously of Boulogne-
sor-Mer ; before that a student at Corpus Christi College,
Cambridge ; before that residing at Upper Surrey-street ;
and before that a student at queen Elizabeth's Crammar
&hoot of Ipswich ; of so profession, occntation, or business.
The unsecured creditors amount to 1,5664 Is. 4d. ; ditto
secured, tsitl. 10& 3d. The property in the hands of
creditors was valued at I,ooof.
The bankrupt was examined, and stated that he claimed
property situated at Shady Camp, in Cambridgeshire. The
property was in dispute, but was mortgaged to Mr. Peters, a
tailor, at Cambridge. He bad no plate. He had bad two
horscs which he kept for his own pleasure. One horse be
left in paws with a livery-stable keeper because be could
Cot pay for it, and the other his father bought, and that
was sM.
Mr. Goods* said that the bankrupt went to college at
Cambridge.
The-

-had wa* young and foolish.
Hr. yeast Head, who supported, said that he certainly
was young and fedi&
lir. Wells, a creditor, complained that the bankrupt ob•
tamed a secood-hand gold wetch and chain from him.
The bankrupt, Is answer to the creditor, admitted having
the watch sod aids, but is a short time, tiudiug then
worthless, be had sold them. (Laughter.) He sold them to
Yr. Late* five years ago.
kfr. Wellsy did you not bring them back to me if
you found them to be worthless
The question caused a roar of laughter to be raised in
courtt.
The bankrupt, having given up the remainder of his estate,
was permitted by the court to peas his examination.