The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-17 00:00:00

MINES.-(THIS DAYJ

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Two o'Cr.ocx.
In the mining market to-day attention is almost
exclusively confined to the fortnightly settlement
and prices generally exhibit no variation compared
with those last current yesterday. New Rosewarns
shares are in demand and have risen 11., the present
quotation being 24 to 28. Chiverton Moor, are
quoted 6I to and East Camden, 26i to 27. East
Russell shares are officially marked in the Stock
Exchange 6, and West Caradon 20.
St. John del Rey and Yudauamutana allarea are
in demand and better, the former have been dealt
iu at sol and 61k, and the latter at 21 and 21.
Vallanzasca gold axe quoted
The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining
Company (Limited) have received, by telegram from
' Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velho,
October :—Prodoce for September, 39,758 oitavaa ;
cost for ditto, 10,1121. ; profit for ditto, 5,2881. ;,
produce. first division October, 12,778
yield 6'700 oitavas per ton. Still short water
supply.
The directors of the English end Australiaa Copper Come.
piny have received advicre from their manager, dated Port'
Adelaide, the Nitta September lest. The quautity of coal at
Kooringa was 210 tons, at Kapande 670 tone, and at Port
Adeleule 1,721 tons, besides about 280 tone of wood at
Koorioga. There were four furnaces at work at K
sad five fulmars and oae refinery at the Port, amodadt
smelting operations were progresslug eatisfectorily.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN k COTTON MARKETb.

(TRIMDAY.)
do =BMW a w 131111011.11100 AL ten.)
(73031 Orlt owl ooisssrosnsorr.)
Cons.—Fair attendance at market. Good bugling' in
wheat at a elude better prime. Flour in moderate demand
without dumps is value. Indian con is good request.
Egyptian beaus steady. Oats sad oatmeal Am
CorroN.—Markus vary quiet Wes probe* 3,000 balm.

MINCING LANE.--(THIS DAY.)
dootit.—The market has opened with a good general
demand at about Gd. advance on WI week% prime. The
private sales include. Gurpattab date, Bengal, at 42. ;
played Manila, at 38e. • Ravannah. Rea 12 to 13. at 466
to 45e. ; Cuba and Piet* Rico, 41s. 6d. to 45e. 6d.
and in public sale ; Barbados. st39a. dd. to 465. Rained,
brows lamps hare been mold at its, to 51s. ed., but there
are ow few sellers at these prices.
Comte—The parcels offered today were too small to
give quotations ; privately tine &sand is inactive.
Tea.—A fair general basterr sontinues to to transacted
at current quotations.
Rics—About 2,000 togs of cargo Bengal sold *t $4. GL
is lila. dd.
Panr.—A few sales bare been mach at L. 6.1. to Is. Gil.
for Leeward., and le. lid. for Cuba.
SALTPLTU, at a decline of about Gd. per cwt.. a fair
besioess has beep dune : refraction Ga, at :;7..:!d., sol re-
fraction 51 to 21, 38.. to 3fie. 3d.
Como: coetioues dull of sale.

Jun.—The market coatiauen active at full pi
Hey?. —Maniac clean, 39!. 10a. to 422. ; good
ping, sold 311.

TALLOW MARKET.7(THI3 DAY.).

Tben arlet is (inlet at the f:illow.sg quotaticas
Tows tallow, 42.. 9.1. to 42.. 32. at cub ; Pet
Y.O. on the .pot, 43.. 3d. ; all the yew, 4.35. •, Deo=
0011, 43.. 6e. ; January to March, 44.. to 44.. 34. ; March
oaly, 411. 9d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Hours. Harvey and Easton report trade slow, at last
day's prices. Prime meadow ►ay. 70s. to 804. ; snarler
ditto, 84s. to 925. 6d. ; memo. 601. to 704. ; dowry, aid.
96a. to 110 a. ; ditto, wooed eat. Ws. to 100 s. ; straw, 25a.
to 30a.

A BARONET WANTED AND FOUND. A para.
graph in as Australian newspaper lately appeared. Made&
Wanted, a Barret," the paragraph being ea advertise-
ment fora Mr. Hughes. who by- the death of a relative had
rats into the title. The last heir bas bees ford sear Bal.
lent. In the Ballarat Star we read :--" A gentleman at
Cardigan, on reading the paragraph, at once remembered
where the baronet wan located. He proceeded to Busker's-
' bill, sod them discovered the pereou so long suiN,ht after
in • very poor and miserable position. He satiated to
him the object of his visit, and showed him the para-
graph wherein is was stated that he had bcome the
heir to • boooetcy sal ooesiderable landed
property. Sir Frederick was by so means astonished. as be
was tally aware that, sorer or later, should be not die
before the late bolder of the property, he would fall in for
it arid the title. The dirge, however, is a well re,
r it appears that Sir Frederick when plain Mr. Hugh,'
followed the humble avocation of • woodcutter at Bunker's.
bill, and while felling a tree one day it toppled over sorer
than be expected, and, falling upon hiaq broke one of his
legs. This accident ban rendered him • cripple for life.
While confined to his had the family fell into very dis-
tress& circumstances, and until last week his wife, Dow
Lady Hughes, was in the habit of receiving outdoor relief
from the Benevolent Asylum. Being a person of sup-riot
education she opined a school at Bunker's-hill. said by the
memos was partly enabled to support the family."
GRF.AT lituwiNu MATCH—Yesterday a Lulling
match, for 50/, a side, took place at Shoreham berme
Thomas Hoer, of Hammearitle, and Frederick Griggs. of
Shoreham, in 18-feet skiffs, and over about mile cour.v, from
the Dolphin, Hard, to the schooner, Southwi.i. The
'Batch excited groat interest, and there were a coati ruble
number of spectators preset frees all parts. Ills boats
started at five minutes pad three. sod Hosre went away
with the lead, which he temetaieed, sod won by soot 15
leogtbs. A protest was *stared against Hoare's taut, which
hsa_yet to be decided.—Surrey Standard.
EAGLE SHOT.-011 Thursday morniqt, Mr.
Stanley, of the Bridge los, Shoreham, shot • very Urge
eagle. Ha first observed the bird feeding as the bcgcb,
and he took his gun mid followed it for shoot A mile up
the river bank. Approaching it cautiously in • kneeling
petition. be fired.' it was rear. and struck it midi, the
wing and brought it to the ground. With aristar,"
Stanley placed his gen on the Deck of the eagle, which
shored signs of feromouniess. and finally dispatched his
prey by sticking it in its neck with a penknife. The bird,
which is as large as a full size swan, with black and yellow
feathers, was taken to Shoreham, sod will be takes to
Brighton to be stuffed.—Sauser Advertiser.
STEEPLECHANE4 AT LA MARL:MK—Racing in
Francis terminated for the pretest year on Sunday with ea
excellent day's sport at the above place. The fields were
good, for the first as maay as eleven starting, mid each
event was well contested, mad gave rise to an exciting
finish. The raiser ooramesord with a haadicap, which
was carried off by Viaoret de Cauchy 's Marital., the trip
weight, half a dozen of those which started cominfiti:
together. as within • space of malty teagtha.
nel:inu stake which followed, ended with a splendid
suuggle between Brave, Vireo, and Topsy, the three
runtime past the judge's stud abreast, gad at such
A speed as so give rise to a serious accident Before
their sped meld be decreed, they had run babied the
stands and cur against apetleman on horseback, who was
iinfortunately sot able to get out of tile way is time. Ia •
moment he was knocked dons by Vixen, sod the horse and
their riders were in a heap together on the ground. Mr.
Roe, the owner of Vixen, who was riding her, was able to
get up and remount his lam bat the stranger was removed
isesosible to the geddoak ; he subsequently recovered, sad
although severely bruised and shaken was found to have
no boom brokes. The sport terminated with the Prix de
Cloture, in which Witch arid Blainvills ran together through.
out, the former securing the victory by • length only after •
splendid race.—Gatiynani.