The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-03 00:00:00

YINE&-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Cwow.

The mining market is active tq-day, with a good
amount of business. Wheal Grenville shares
are quoted 525. ed. to 575. ed. ; East Caradon, 301
to ; Tincroft, 10 to 1. Wheal Margaret, 43 to 44,
ex div. ; Rosewarne United, 27 to 29 ; and East
Cern Brea, 114 to I.
United Mexican Mining shares are flatter ;
transactions are officially recorded at 8, f, 7}, and
81. St. John del Rey, on the other hand, show
rather more firmness, having been dealt in at 64.
Otherwise there is no change of importance in
foreign and colonial descriptions.

The Dee Bank Colliery Company (Limited) has
been formed to work an extensive coal field at
Bagilt, Flintshire. These collieries were formerly
worked on the crop of the seams, but were dis-
continued twenty years ago in consequence of sa
irruption of water from a neighbouring colliery
overpowering the then inefficient machinery. The
present is as undertaking of a bond Jule ch
and the capital of 75,0001. is divided into
shares of the large denomination of 1001. each. Ose
of the principal advantages of the property is the
unusual facilities of transit which it possesses.
The River Dee and the Chester and Holyhead Rail-
, way are both easily available. The terms upset
which the lease of the coal-field, extendkig owes
about 3,600 acres, has been obtained, are described
as advantageous.
The directors of the Luaitanian Mining Com-
pany have declared a dividend of Is. per share, free
of income tax, payable ou the 26th inst.
A call of 31. is to be paid by the 2nd of June as
the shares in the Hendre bdu Slate and Slab
Quarry Company.
At Great Work Consols meeting on the 25th February.
the accounts showed a debit Wince of 1,4.521. lls. Bd.
The liarkmoor Mine accounts, presented at the meth(
on Febiuery 2,3 th, showed a credit balance of 1324 75.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

The weather keeps exceedingly cold, but the wind has
shifted from E. to the N.W., with • strol breeze. biet
night and this morning there wee a slight f of snow.
The supply of English wheat last week fell to a as.,
small quantity, and Sour was very moderate. Barley.
beans, and peas short. Tare% and seeds of all dem=
still lees. Malt and oats—the quantity was fair.
oats were less than lately ; and Irak, mly one cargo swivel
during the week.
The foreign arrivals of wheat and flour were alined mi.
Barley rather better in quantity—Danish and Egyptiw•
Oats small,' principally Dutch, with • few Nide
and Swedish. Not any beeps or peas. A frier
bags of tares from Hamburg, but • rather large quantity
of lentils from Egypt ; a small arrival of linseed from the
Black Sea ; hardly any rapeeeed; other seeds very moderate.
During the week exports of wheat amounted to nearly
10,000 qrs. to France.
The trade in English wheat a little improved ; Yam
rather above last Monday's quotations. American fully /a.
per qr. dearer than on that day.
Flour, country made, • dull trade, but American barrio
are worth faL more money than this day week.
Barley very slow.
Oats more lively, and worth fully as much as this der

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Beans rather cheaper.
Peas about the same value.
Snwais.—Linseed and rapeseed very firm in prim.
Clammed and trefoil dull. Mustard nominally the aim
Oaaarrieed slow, and worth Us.
Fe eniro CAZOOIid rather better than last week in ear
and demand. _ _ _

- Wriner.—lingliali: Essex and Kent, white, new, Mta.
635.; ditto, fine old, --a. to —s.; ditto, red, new, 525. to Oka
ditto, fine old, —a. to —s. ; Norfolk, tra, fine old, —a. to
—s.; red, new, —a to —s Foreign Dantaie, 6225. to Ms.;
floe, 665. to 70a.; extra, 70a. to 74a. ; Kouipberg, 57e. to
62a; ditto, extra, fits. to 68e.; Rostock, extra, 60r. to Gra;
Mecklenburg red, 49a to 66a.; Uokermark ditto, —a. ;
American white, 595. to 624; ditto, red, 575. to 59a; Ofilab•
Alan, 575. to 56..
BARMY. --English melting, 36a. to 375. ; fine, 40.;
28s. to 30a.; and ' • • 31s. to 330. per qr.;
oreriV'ruadinq, 26e. to 30a; ditto distilling, 30s. to 32r.
lLi bah, Essex and Norfolk, 58a. to 624. ; is
CM to 68e. ; sioptan sad Ware, 61a. to 68..; Worm
49a. to 57a.

OLV.:-Inglish feed, Mu Od. to 234. Od. ; patella.
24.. to 284. ; foreign, 21.. to 25e.
lin, 355. to 384.
BaAll.-Englisli tick, 355. to 364 ; brow, 39.. to 404
pi_gem, 324. to 404. ; foreign, 31... to 3i14. ; tisk
375. to 384. ;Ko bag, 39.. to 40a. ; , 331. to Ms.
Pass.-English 38.. to 395.; w anal blue, 204.
to 41s. ; maple, -5. to -a.; grey, 345. to 364.; hog, Bit
to 38*. ; foreign, 345. to 375.
11.001.-Eagliah town, 495. to Ws. ,• ditto fine, 504. to Sag
country, 454. to 46e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 404 to 424;
Frank -a. 1 -a. pat sack • U.S. sweet, 30.. to 355.;
Canadian. 30.. to 334. Spanish. to -a.
lamas Coat.-White, 335. to 364 ; yellow, 31s. to 311 s.
FLOATING CAIOOIIS, all C. F. sad 1.-Wheat Bardi
soh and Marianople, per 492114, 474 to 525. ; Gbirke,
tons. ; Polish Odessa, per 480/14, red, 444. to 40a; while.
• Danube and Galata, 48s. to 494 ; Egyptian.
411- to 435. Harley: Egyptian and Syrian, per WM.,
235. to Sta. ; Odessa sod Danube, do., 245. to 251. Beans :
Egyptisn, per 480114.,32e. to 33.. Maize : Odeon and Gala%
per 4921b5., 324. Od. to 335. ; 'bra& and Bulgarian, per
48011.. 325. Od. to 334 ; French, do., -a. to -a ;
American. do., 30s. to 31s. ; Egyptian, --s. to -4.
Scson.-Oanary seed, per qr., 40a. to 545. ;
and, per qr., 484. to 50s. ; Mustard seed, per
white, 84. to 94. • brown, 74. to 104 ; Linseed, per gr..
ernabing, Ws. to 68s. ' • Linseed cokes, English, Per Wes
111. Os. to 12/. Os. ; American, thin, in brie- per ton.
121. 01.. to 12/. 10i.; do., in bags, ill. Os. to 111. 10..; Baltic.
01. to 0!. Os.: Marseilles' 101. to 10/. 104: Rape cakes, 18.
Olio 71. • Tara, par bushel, winter, 84. to 94. 0.1. ; Rape-
seed, Eniliah, per gr., 614. to Mi.