The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-24 00:00:00

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Ciool.
The operations in the mining market to-day are
upon a rather limited scale, and, with the exception'
of an improvement in West Cbiverton and New
ltosewarne shares, prices generally are the same as
yesterday. East Caradon are quoted 27 to ;
Wheal Chiverton, 12 to ; West Chivertou, 53 to
54, ex div.; Chiverton Moor, Site 7 ; North Crotty,
bf to I ; New Roeowarne, 23 to 25 ; and Great
Fortune, 25 to 26. Very few transactions have
taken place in the Stock Exchange.
Foreign and colonial mining Aiares are without
alteration.

With reference to Wheal Grylla, the circular
issued lut evening by Mr. Peter Watson i.as the
following :
•-• • -

The mie of black tin this week for one month wee
1.3164 55., which will leave about4ool. profit for the month
The mine has sot looked so well for the last nine months e.
sew ; whilst the valuable and extensive additional gamed
obtalseddurieg the put week adds a very considerable
value to this mine, which will take mazy years to exhaust,
and prove highly profitable. The moothly setting for Oc-
tober is, perhaps, the best this miss has ever had, barn 42
men on tribute at an average of about 6.. fid. to 7s.in the
pone(' ; whilst the tutwork setting is to 82 mss employed
in sinking shafts, driving levels, kn. There are elms 1111
men employed sinking, thus proving and storming out waft-
sive tin ground.
The subjoined weekly summary of the meta/
market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Da-
deldzen and North :
The metal market is steadily improving, with a voided
of business doing. Iron—Welsh bars tamale firm at 71. fees
on board ; in Wales the makers are pretty full of orders.
Staffordshire descriptions are full up. A very large busies
has been done in Scotch pig iron, sad prices have again M-
atteotti to Ola cash and 62.. tares months opso. Copper—
The demand has a little subsided, but pries. are well mita-
Mined. Smelters are quite toll of orders, sad can only sell
for distant delivery. Foreign has sot midterm' any chases.
Buns, 1001.; Bermuda, 1021. Tin— Earglish obtainable a
couple of pound► seder °Modal prices. Foreign difficult a
ode ; large arrivals reported the last few days. Strain%
1161. IA. to 117. cash, sellers ; bases nominally 1211. Tia
plate in good demand; prices stiffening. Lead bre fully
advanced 7s. 6rl. per ton ; good soft English now 20/. Is. se
201. 7s. 6d. Sp.lter dull: spot. lbl. 3s. ; forward, la.
7s. 61 to 181. 10s. ; Hull, 181.55.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(TIM DAY.)
(DT MILT= AND INTIZZATIONAL TELIODAPIL)
(PEON ma OWN oomaaarommre.).

Market dares quiet without soy quotable clans from
yesterday. Sales probably 6,01X1 bales; 3,000 .speeldattea
and export.

TALLOW AfARKET,--(tHIS DAY.).

The market is labia Tom tallOw is quoted eta. 3d. ;
liehtsburs Y.O. on the M. 445. 3d. to 44.. Bd. ; October
to December, 44a. ; Jemmy to March, 41e. 9d.
MARKET Arr.mome.—Towa tallow, 43a. 9d. ;
mu
(et
ditto, M. 3d. ; yellow Russia., 455. 6d. ; melted
31s. ; rough ditto, 194. ; tallow grimes, 15s. ;
dregs, 7s.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Medan. Harvey sad Balm report trade slow, at tie
follsoiog prima :—Pries madom My, 70a. to 85a; dime,
old, 90s. to 110 s. ; ditto, mood vat, 88a. to 100 s. ; straw.
28s. to 325.

COVENT GARDEN-(TIIIS DAY.)

Both home•growe and foreign produce is for the most pub
abundael. Late plums may stall be had. Of grapes awl
pineapples the supply is also milkiest far the demand. Of
melons there is a good stock. There is also a good supply of
brown lb:ura, Crimean, Duchess d'Angoulime, and Marts
Louise pears. Some good examples of Ribeton pippin
apples may now be obtained. Kent cobs and filbert. me
good and plentiful. For potatoes the market is still holey.
Cut flowers chiefly *waist of orchids, pelargoniums, aster
marigolds, adoeolanas, mignonette, and roses.

FLYING CHARIOT:3.-1.0111 Carlingford is re.
solved to dispute the Loooors of IL Nadar, the French
aeronaut. He claim for himaeff the credit of discoverieg
the principle of aerial navigation, mod promises that, in •
short time, he will make the " chariot " upon which he dm
been experimenting for so many years " 1/y in any desired
direction." Jo a totter to the Irish journals osetaining this
assertiou, Lord Carlingford gays :—" We are coolly informed
that H. Nader is to ►xhibit his giant balloon to tLe world
for the purpose of obtaining funds to corny out It:. prin-
ciple of drawing Willem., through the air by meant of the
acre.. Of course he may succeed in getting his balloon Is
diverge a little out of the direct mom of the wind, bat
that is all ; sad if he attempts to @crew against the wind
the effect will merely cause his balloon to descend by
which* be will have the advantage of doing without
liming gas—to expert any other effect would be absurd ha
the extreme. But I find in his statements the trot recogni-
tion of the principle of the land chariot. He stat,s his
belief that somethiog of the umbrella shape will after corns
time be need for flying throngb the air drawn by serein.
Sorely he deserves much credit for his prediction, when he
must be aware that I have brought that principle forward,
nod even announced its soonest. I informed the liCieutifit3
world that on the last trial of my aerial chariot, that s tigh-
ine I? stone. it arose on the air without any a.eirtao.•e but
that of the wind, and having arrived et a borizootsl position
on the air, it remained stationary there until palled dues.
Yet after this announcement the eciontilic world rewound
sliest." _ .

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RECEIPT.—The traffic receipts
of railways in the Gaited Kingdom amounted, for the week
coedits( the 17th of October, on 11,008 miles, to 608.620/.,
and for the corresponding week of last year, on 10, 5$
miles, to 579,1401., ,bowing an Merriam of 450 mile.. and of
29,4801. in the receipts. The gross reosipta ire the following
15 railways amounted, in the aggregate, on 7.791 mile,,
455,0411., and for the corresponding week of 1882, on 7,686
nolo,. to 470.8431., showing an Increase of 194 miles, and
17,1961. in the receipts. TM human on the Caledonia
amounted to 7121. ; on the (treat Eastern to :W. ; ea
tie Great Northers to 2,6161. ; on the Greet lion:here
and Western to 2871. ; on the Isuicashire and Yorluitiee
to 2,160/. ; ors the London and NorthAVestern to 5.1429/. ;
oit the Mancbester, Sheffield, and Linooloskire to 2.320.;
on the Midland to 2.9001.: nn the Bath British to 8141. ;
on the North Easters to 3„796/.; total, 21,725/. But Iron
this must be deducted 8991., the deemm on the Great
Weans ; 1,5711. on the Louden], Brighton, lied South
Coast; 1,1421. on the Loudon and South-Western ;
and 9161. on the Bouth•Beeterti—towther, 4,3271., leaving
the *screens ea above, 17,1261. The goods and :aimed
traffic on those lines amounted to 264.254/. ; and for the
corresponding week of 1862 to 240,0611., showing as
increase of 24.203/. The receipts for pearsgen parcels.
ke., amounted to 223.6871., spinet 2 .7f0./., showing •
desirous of 7.1015/., the oomzeirison below with an lister-
untitled Eglaibition week of last year. The tralke receipts
es
63 other lines amounted, on 3,2:18 miles, to 190.3791..
and far the corresponding week of last rear, oe 2,981
miles. to 106,2471., showing an wormer of 2:16 miles, eat
'et 12,2821. in the receipts. The total receipts of the past
week show a decrease of 10,0001. as compared with those
of the preceding week, ending the 10th init.

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,

NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING

Ifs eetraneas for the plahaa, and sovaiustioes for the en-
aimed sweepstakes (when not otherwise specified) are to be
made by six o'clock the eveniep before mooing respectively,
sod the weights for the handicaps will be published by lame
.clock each evening. _