The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-09 00:00:00

MINES'.

TUMMY Burma.
In the home mining stock market to-day there has
been a moderate amount of business, including the
following stocks, viz. :—North Wheal Basset, 20, ;
West Basset,2B, 3 ;North Wheal Hobert, 17; Alfred
Consols, 10 ; East Basset, 33, 35; Ilerodatoot, 350.,
40s. ; Wheat Pollard, '2; Vale of Towy, 17s. 6d., 10s.
The Ithymney Iron Company's shares were quoted
lower.

Tne gold mining ahares remain dull.
Imperial Brazilian bhares were somewhat firmer.

THIS DAY.--Two o'CLocx.

The gold mioing shares exhibitn; change is
Agua Fria, Colonial Gold, and Great Nugget
Vein sharea remain quoted 1, to 2, and Nouveau
Monde, to 1.

Astdraisn'Avticultural shams are quotsd ?8i to
; Peel Iftver, 2!, to 21; and Scottish Australian
Investment, !, to t prem.
St. John Dt-1 livy shares have been dealt in at 32;
and National Brazilian (Cocaes)at 21 to 21.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS'.

MARY LANE.—TIIII3 DAY.
Supplies 01 English grain Eincc Monday are restrietcd;
furenin twultrate.

Nlfith only a limited attendance of hovers, the Erma
wheat left nvor unsold from Met market day w.,s mostly
eiaposed of thii morning at pric, rcarcely then oht
But little passing in 'imago, holders insisting on very full
prices.
. .

Barley. trans, and peas quite as dear.
Oats met a tolereb:y fair aAc at unaltered quotation',
excerl ill-couditiontd I 'reels veesels tequir. Übe
cl• and, inch biiug the turn clie.,pir.

ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PRohl MAY 7 TO MAY "
Qrs. English. Scotch. Irish. ,00reign.
Wheat 1010 I 5020 ....
Barley OO I
71111
Osts ll4O 15, I 7140
MAIL .. 1120
Plow. 200
MINCING-LANK-THIS PAY.

and —.barrels.

SUGAR.—The market is steady, and the public sales are
progressing at yesterday's price.. Madras selling freely.
Tee refin.d market quoted firm; prices are unaltered.
Coerce —This article continues to have a firm appear-
ance, and the small public sale went of steadily.
TEA.—The demand has been very limited.
cumin sold at
lticu.—A large business was dine yesterday on 'Change.
A cargo of Amman, of 1,300 tons, sold (to arrive) at
49. for Liverpool; and 300 tons Bengal, afloat, at 14,.
ea ship ; 14'. Gd. landed. Prices are unaltered to-day.
RUM.—We are without tran.actions to report.
SAL, rierns.-1,500 bags were offered in public sale, and
bought in, as there did not appear to be buyers at previous
rates.

[. Common

brims sold steadily in public sale, at last week's cur-
rency.
Corrox.-1400 bales sold yesterday on'Change at a shad.
advance, making kd. per ►b. since Friday.
Macho —The quarterly sale commenced to-day, con-
sisting of 10.990 chests of various sorts. 1200 chats punt/
sale, of which 500 *A, middling and good middling
Bengal, from 4s. 9d. to Os. 9d., were in good demand.
All other descriptions went off heavily as compared with last
sale's prices. Oood and fine Bengal sold at par, 6s. to Ts. ;
middling to good middling, at 2d. to 3,1. advance,
4s. 9d. to ss. 9d ; ordinary and low, at par, 3s. 3d. to 45.64.
Oudes, par, chiefly Doubt in, at In 3d. to 3s. Kurpahs,
middling to good middling, par to 3.1. advance ; ordinary
and low, par. Madras, middling to good middling,
2d. to 3d. advance; ordinary and low par, chiefly bought in
or withdrawn.