The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-01 00:00:00

MINE&-(THI8 DAY.)

Two o'Ctocc•

The mining market is firm today, and the
tendency of price is favourable. There is an active
demand for East Caradon shares, which have
advanced V. 155., the present quotation being 44
to f. Wheal Seton are also firmer at 250 to 256 ;
Tinuroft at 22 to ; and Markt, Valley, Bto I.
Yudanamutana and Port Phillip shares are firm,
and St. John del Rey and Don Pedro steady.
Creditors of the Devon New Copper Mining
Company (Limited) are required to forward the par-
ticulars of their claims by the 4th of May to Mr.
William Moates, the liquidator.
At the Mwyndy Iron Ore Company's meeting,
held on Monday, the accounts showed a profit of
4,4831., out of which a dividend of 24 per share was
declared, being at the rate of 4 par cent. per
annum.
At the Levant Mineral Company's meeting yester-
day, the special resolution passed at a previous
meeting, authorising the winding-up of the under-
taking, was confirmed.
A meeting was held yesterday of the Vancouver
Coal Mining Company, but reporters for the press
were refused admission. We are informed, how-
ever, that the report was adopted, and that "it
was determined that section bof the articles of
association, referring to the purchase of shares,
shall be rescinded." The working expenses for the
current year are estimated in the directors' report
at 15,0241., and are expected to cover an out-put of
coal amounting to 23,100 tons. If the sales, how-
ever, do not exceed 20,000 tons, a return of
213,0001., at the present price of 7 dole. per too, will
be provided to meet the above charges.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
MA RIC.IDANIL—(THIS DAY.)
The quantity of English wheat received fresh up to our
market to-day was very limited, but there were amend of
Monday's unsold samples on the stands. The imports of
foreign produce being on a fall average scale, and the ac-
counts from most parts of the United Kingdom, in refer-
ee°. to the appearance of the winter wheats, favour-
able, all kinds of wheat of home products moved of
heavily, and in some instances melee were effected at Is.
per quarter beneath last week's currency.
The transactions in foreign wheat were much restricted,
and inferior qualities were lower to saiL The show of
samples was Damnably large.
The few samples of English barley on the 'tends moved
off heavily, at barely late rates. Foreign parcels were very
dull.
No quotable change took place in the value of malt, but
the sale for that article was very inactive.
The oat trade was in a sluggish slate. Prices, however,
ruled about stationary.
Beans sold slowly, sad late rates were with difficulty sup.

In peas very little was • at about previous rates.
Foreign flour was very 11. at the late &Woe.
Yost agricultural seeds were berry, and rather dreepieg
is price. Bombay linseed sold at 695., and Calcutt.., td.s. 6d.
to 66e. marketr
Our will be closed as Friday neat.
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Ditto, white 4l to 62
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red

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black

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Wblie 32 to 34
Yellow _ 3l to 32

hawk per ;auk 7. $ll to
speatak, „ . St to 42
Americo; per Dt to le
IT Cooodles, .. 21 to
ITO LONDON, BY LAND AND
NARCH U TO ILUIRLI 31, IN-

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