The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-12 00:00:00

MIXES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two *Vim=
The mining market is firm to-31ay, with a good
amount of business. Wheal Beton shares are
strong demand, and have advanced to 240 to
246. Marko Valley are also rather firmer,
at 94 to ex div. ; and Wheal Harriett at
4to j. East Caralion are steady at 44 to 46,
ex div. ; and Cook's Kitchen, at 31 to 32. Cam-
brian Gold share, are officially marked I prom ;
East Bassett, 531 ; and North Wheal Bassett, 3.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady at
previous prices.
The share list of the Cape of Good Hope Copper
Mining Company wall closed on Saturday. The
total number of shares paid upon is 42,319, while,
irrespective of the 3,000 assigned 4 the vendors, the
total to be distributed is only 12,000. The allot-
ment will take place in the course of next week.

A oall of 1/, isM be paid on the shares in the Royal
Forest of Dean Mining Company (Limited) by the Met init.
At Gramblee and St. Anbya Mee meeting, on Tuesday,
the socoante showed a debit 'mimosa( 2241. 4e. NI. A call
of 11. per share was made.
The South Wheal Frances amounts, presented at the
meeting on Monday, showed a credit balance of 2,7601. 15s.
The profit on the two months' working was 6721. W. 6d. A.
dividend of 11. per share (4961.) was declared.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MA RH7LANK. -(TH18 DAY.)

The English supply both per ship and rail during the past
week was very limited of wheat and moderate of flow.
Barley, oats, peso, tars, and seeds, short. Malt and beam
more liberal. Scotch cod Irish mil very short. The
foreign supplies of wheat continue liberal, two-thirds
American end remainder Prussian, sad a few bap from the
East Indies. Flour a good supply of American barrels, and
a large parcel of sack flour from Adelaide. Barley a mode-
rate quantity, principally Egyptian and Black Sea. Oats
very abort from Sweden, and a parcel from Prince Edward's
Mead. A good supply of beans from Ferypt, and a few
Premien. Peas extremely short. A good supply of len-
tils also from Emt ; and of linseed and rapeseed a large
arrival from the ELM Ladies. A few smell parade of
canary seed, but other seeds short.
To-day the wheat trade is rather slow, but quotations are
the same as on Monday lest for English and foreign.
Flour, not much doing, but English and foreign maintaia
late quotation.
this
Barley, especially malting qualities, rather dearer than
day week.
Oete are worth 6d. par quarter more money, the morning
arrivals being extremely abort.
Beans and peas remain about the same as last week.
SCIDS.-Tares, clover, trefoil, but little doing. Linseed
and rapeseed rather easier.
FLOATING CAZOODA -Very little doing es yet.
Aureate or Bone.-English : linseed, 15 • coon', 25 ;
ben., 70. Foreign : lentils, 1,532 ; term, 348 ; linseed,
23,863 ; cotton seed, 1,715 ; raps oil, 11,692 ; maize, 130 ;
canary, 60; mustard, 35 ; grams, 220 ; hemp, 50 ; bro., 250.
EXPORTe or saner.-LlNeeed, 791 ; rape oil, 1,580.
WENAT.-Eaglish: Ems: sad Kent, white, ale. 41., to
46e.; ditto, fine old. -4. to -s.: ditto, red, new, 38s. to 454.;
ditto, fine old, to ; Norfolk, ho., fine old, -e. to
--e.; red, new, --e. to Foreign : Dentak, 50e. to 51e.;
floe, 51s. to sa; extra, 545. to 58e.; Kottigsbe.g, 49e. to
60a; ditto, extra, 49e. to 53e.; Rostock, 465. to 4131.•, ditto,
extra, 525. to Ns.; Mecklmbarg, 525. to 545. ; Uckermark
ditto, --a. ; American white, 465. to 49a; ditto, red, 445. to
46..; Oastedisa, 45a. to 49..
IlanaT.-English malting, 31e. to 35a ; doe, 37a;
grinding, 23a to 241.; sad distilling, 26e. to 275. per qr. ;
foreign (reeding, 21., to 25e.; ditto distilling, 25e. to 30s.
YAM -FaNbAll, Essex and Norfolk, 59,. to 635. ;
Os. toffs. ; 'Lupton and Wars, Os. to 68..; brown.
50s. to 58s.
0A30.-Bazlish feed, 19.. Od. to 21s. Od. Potato.
Ws. to 255. ; foreign, 20e. to 245.
Bias.-English tick, 38s. to 40e. ; harrow, 39e. to 43e. ;
r3Be. to 395. ; form" Mamma. 325. to 36e. ; tick,
t.; 37., ; Kontgsberg, 38.. to 395. ; Egleptian, 32,. to 34‘
Pant-English boilers, 40e. to 41e.; eliit• and blue, 40a.
to 43t. ; maple, --s. to -.5.; grey, 36e. to 38..; hog, 381.
to 40e. ; foreign. 34., to 355.
F1.001.-Eoglieh town, 435. to 45a; ditto fine. 46e. to 47e.;
country, 38e. to 39a. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 32.. is 34e.;
Freon. 40.. to 41s. per amok ,• 13.& sweet, 27e. to Ns.;
Os/iodise. 27e. to 28s. ; Spanish. 41a. to 42a.
INDIAN Coal.-White. 30s. to 325. ,• yellow, Ws. to 304.
FLoamos CAL:bora, all O. F. sad I-Wheat;
meld end Nerianople, pee 4921b5., 445. to 465. ; °hints, 4416
to 475. t Polish Odors, per 480114., 424. to 44e. ; white,
48e. to 50s. ; Danube and Galata 395. to 425. ;
32.. to 34.. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, perEfitC;
245. to 25a. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 245. to 255, gages
Rgyptien, per 4801be.,30e. 33e. Nas o.lessa and Gana.
per 4921b5., 31s. Od. to 32e. ; Thrall lOul Bulgarian, pet.
4961b5., 31e. Od. to 32e. ; French, do., -a. to --e. ;
American. do., 29.. to 30.. ; Egyptian, -a to --s.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON IMOD JAN. a To JAN. 10.

Whist. Ikaley.
C 031314140. qrs. gra
V.S4 3194
PoreWu 262239 9333
EXPOILTIL—Wheat. 342 ql

11411 Ore. Ilsoss I Per Flour.
11;r4..7 Vr.• q ;Is, .9 qz. br..s rim.
.... 0023 6280 130 17193 3201

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(rRJ DAY.)
(IT REACT= AID INTIELSATIONAL TZLILIILPIf.)
(nom OUI owe coaassvosour.)
The market to-day has been very 9nir, and Smuttier
will probably foot up 4,000 bales. Prices favour par.:hams.