The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-03 00:00:00

MINES.-(THIS DIY.)

Two o'Ci.oci.
The mining market is firm to-day, with • good
amount of business. East Camden shares are
quoted 294 to 30i ; Marks Valley, 10 to i ; East
Carn Brea, 104 to I ; East Devon Great Consols,
11 to 2 ; Devon Greet Console, 390 to 410; Wheal
Lndcott, 24 to f ; Cook's Kitchen, 29e to 30 ;
and Great Wheal Fortune, 19 to 14. A few
transactions will be found reported in the Stook
Exchange official list.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet.
East del Rey are marked i prem., and United
Mexican, B}, 9, and 84.
The following mining dividends have been declared during
the put mouth :
MINS. Per Sham. Amonet.
Devon Greet Oho& g 8 0 0 .. 0,192 0 0
Beet Omens Ol5 0 .. 608 0 0
Vigra mid Qom
South awake 0 0 0 .. 2,560 0 0
Yorke Valley 0 6 0 .. 2,000 0 0
Clara Brea
East Beast 3 0 0 .. 1,536 0 0
Wait Powey
°vent Wheal Palmas 010 0 .. 889 0 0
Cook's Enna 0 T 0 .. 857 10 0
Cwm Erfla
Wheal hue
Cwmystwith
Copper Rill 2 0 0 .. 512 0 0
Bomb Tetra lO 0 .. 512 0 0
Booth Frames
Craddock Yea 0 7 0 .. 369 5 0
Oreedd 0 0 4 .. 80 0 0
Coke
Port Phillip 0 1 6 .. 7,500 0 0

Total £49,908

00

THE LONDON Paettetr.e. —The proceeds of this
evening's 1110.414inellig will be forwarded to the Lord
Yam of behalf of the families bereaved by the Hartley
Colliery ea
Seirlott"&fifielefee IN A RAILWAY TUNNEL.
—Os Saturday eftemese a Mal accident took place in
the tunnel on the Xidlead Ilse, midway between Helper
and Duffield. By the primagro train which is due
at Belpre 3.49 p.m. there strived four or five workmen,
who resided at Dnilleld, and as the train did not stay
at that station, they slighted at Helper, and walked
down the lice Winn* Deadd. A short time after they
had entered the tassel, awe Wales entered, one on sash
lies of rails ; three of the area immediately prostrated
themselves close to the wail side of the tunnel, the edger
two were ia the "six feet way" between the line of rails.
Whin the Maim bed passed through, the three men
get op, mod a short &tames eff disarmed •
mac named Toeffse, with his arm dreedbay
shattered, sad doe by discovered the ether mew
named Cerise, half heeled in ballast, and quite deed. fie
moat ham died lesseedhitely from the violates of the see-
=lt ie .sespeied he woe here sibyl west sad hose
forwent -by the teals with yeas visions. Gwen
has left a wife Ned Ores &Odes& Ye was a pletelsper ea
the bee. It b lepsdelis VMS vii seep the mediae ef the
wallows well* Ilso *he tome* iesrely to save them
It for titieedaireds • Gans* was father•in-law le
!seder arearr.

MONITY MARKET,(THIB D 41.)
Two OPOLOCI.

The funds remain stationary at the closing quo-
tations of Saturday. Attention is completely
diverted to the market for foreign stocks, in which
an enormous amount of business continues
to occur, with an upward tendency in prices. The
only other features of interest are a fall in Midland
Railway stock and a fresh rise in Caledonian Rail-
way shares.
The scrip of the Moorish loan is quoted 54
to i prem.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr.
isrator's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter
were quoted 71fr. 27c., being per cent. lower than
on Saturday.
Consols are officially marked 93 and 924 both
for money awl the account. The present quo-
tation is 921 to 93, both for money and the
Bth instant. The official business report
is as follows:—Bank Stock, 237, 239 ; Three
per Cents. Reduced, 93 ; New Three per
Cents., 93, 921 ; India Five per Cent.
Stock, 1061, ; ditto for account, 1061;
ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 994 ; Five
per Cent. " mimed" rupee paper, 1014 ; Exche-
quer Bills, March, IQs., 195., prem. ; ditto June,
195., prem.
The excitement in foreign stocks continues. A
very large amount of business has been done to-day.
In many instances prizes are higher. Spanish Pas-
sive Bonds are particularly buoyant, as are also
Mexican Bonds, which, after being marked
as high as 341, are now quoted 331 to 344. Vene-
zuela, Turkish, and Buenos Ayres stocks are in
request. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted
84 to 4, and that of 1858, 744 to 75.
Sales are reeorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six
per Cents., for account, 93 ; Equador New
Consolidated, 184 ; Italian Five per Cents.,
674, 4, (exchange 266 e.) ; Mexican Three
par Coate., 331 ; ditto for account. 3314 4.
33, 341.; New Granada Land Warrants, 84 ; ditto
Defined, 84; Peruvian Four-and-a• Half per
Cents., for account, 994, 100 ; Russian
Five per Cents., for account, 994 ; ditto
Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 92, 934 ; ditto Three
' per Cents., 1869, 601, 80, 4; Sardinian Five per
Cents., for account, 784 ; Spanish Three per
Cents., for account, 531, 541; ditto New
Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 431,
4,1, ; ditto Passive, 194, I, f, i ; the Com-
mittee's Certificates, 74, 1, 1 ; Turkish Six per
Cents., 1854, for account, 844; ditto, Six
per Cants., 1858, for acoonnt, 74f, 75 ; ditto
1001. Bonds, 76; ditto Guaranteed Four per
Cents., 1024, 1014, ex div. ; Venezuela Three
per Cents., for amount, 251, 26; ditto One-
and-a-Half per Cents., 13.

Fors o'CLoct.

Consols are quoted 92f to i, both for money and
the 6th Met., showing a decline of per cent. com-
pared with the price current at 2 o'clock.
About 110,0001. in bar gold was taken from the
Bank on Saturday for the Continent.
The tenders for re. 40,00,000 in Bills of Exchange
on India were opened on Saturday in presence of a
member of the Council of India, and the Governor
and Deputy-Govenior of the Bank. The official mini-
mum declared was, for bills on Calcutta, L. 111!d.,
and on Madras and Bombay 2s. The whole
amount has been taken. All Calcutta tenders
above the minimum will be allotted in full, and
those at the minimum will receive about 60 per
cent. of the amount tendered for. Bombay tenders
above the minimum will be allotted in full, and
those at the minimum rate will receive about 11
per cent. Madras tenders at the minimum rate
will be allotted in fulL
A notification forwarded to the Stook Ex-
change by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co.
intimates that the Grand Trunk and Great
Western Railway Companies of Canada--vis. : Mr.
Head on behalf of the Great Western and Mr.
Watkins on behalf of the Grand Trunk Railway,
authorised by the respective boards, have completed
the beads of an agreement for the fusion of the
receipts of the two companies, and for the admission
of the Buffalo and Lake Huron (should that
company so elect) into a general agreement. The
heads of the arrangement have been unanimously
approved by the boards of the two companies, and
so soon m they have been referred to Canada for
the completion of some details they will be laid in
Mosso before the proprietors of each company in
London.
We have received a copy of the prospectus of the
International Supplementary Exhibition Com-
pany, Limited." This project, which is formed
under respectable auspices, arises out of the Great
Exhibition of 1862, but is not suggested by any
spirit of opposition, the promoters having
taken care to ascertain that the Royal
Commissioners entertain no objection. A
"beautiful structure," designed by Sir Joseph
Paxton, is to be erected immediately opposite to
the Great Exhibition building. Exhibitors whose
productions have not found a place in the great
building can here be accommodated, while at the
same time (which is au important feature) exhibi-
tors who have obtained space in the great building
can have a duplicate supply on sale at this supple-
mentary depot. A contract has been entered into
whereby it is contemplated to have the " Supple-
mentary Exhibition" building ready ten days before,
the date fixed for the opening of the larger strut,-
tore (15th May.) If possible, arrangements will be
made for admitting visitors to the great ex-
hibition to the supplementary one without
any additional charge. It is pointed out
that the charges proposed by the company are less
than one-half of the annual rental of the same
space at either of the London bazaars. The sub-
scription to the undertaking is to be made in the
form of applications for space, acoompanied by a
deposit, which will be reclaimable in full in the
event of the project not being carried out.
The dividend to be recommended on the shares of
the Great Southern and Western of Ireland Rail-
way Company will be at the rate of 5 per cent. per
annum, being the same as at the corresponding
period of last year.
Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's
Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the
month of February. The amount is unusually
small.

A®olll4 per Bhare.

Atrady
Number
Des le IsD. 18111 Data. Paid. Call of Shares. Amount.
Cape Town Libras awl
Dock $ 16 /2 0 0 25,000 £50,000
Danube sod Bleak Sot
New, 12110
Let ladles nee pet CL
Debentures.. ..... 76 25
per et. per ct.
Leeds. Bnutford. and
Raltar Mutest, 101 1 dept. 2 0 0
Londuntlerry and Lough
Swilley
Winner Pret lO 21 10 0 7,500 10,750
South Yorkshire MI
The per Cent. 1 15 10 0 25,000 50.000
Vale of Neagh AU het. 1 IS 10 • 7.500 15,000

10 0 0 500 5,000

not known

2,400 ♦,OOO

t 143,8611
Total in two mowtho apt. C090.50a3

Total

The moose t of aped* to be tame for the East
by the steamer lethal .04110111111 is 73,4701.,
of which 21,7681. is gold, and die reel silver. The
particulars are as follows :
Alonsodria, gold , $16,000
Ceylon, do.
Madru do.
Calcutta do. ' 33
. .
Ditto, silver ....... ..............., *ooo
Hong Kong do.
You Chou do. ...... ....••••••:•••••—•••• .14
Shanghai do.
_

Sayvisear SPUMONI..

Consols, which closed yesterday
both for money and the 6th Februested *ad
closed to-day at 921 to 93. For this settle-
ment the last pries was 93 to The repot"

$

of actual transactions is as follows:—Three per
Cent. Consols, for money, 93, On ; ditto for ac-
count (Feb. 6), 921 ; Bank Stock, 239 ; Three per
Cents. Reduced, 921, 93 ; New Three per Cents.,
93, 921, 93 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061,
i; ditto, for account, 1061 ; ditto Four per
Cent. Debentures, 1864, 991 ; ditto Bonds, 275.
pee= ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper,
107, 1063 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 991.
The India Five per Cent. Stock has again risen
1, closing at 106} to f The Five per Cent, rupee
paper was very firm, at loot to ; and the
Five-and-a-Hall, at 1061 to 107.
The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 16e. to
19s. prem., the June 19s. to 22a. prom., and India
Bond, 245. to 275. prem.
Extraordinary activity oontinues to prevail in
the foreign stock market.
A fresh improvement occurred to-day in the
shares of the Bank of London and London and
County Bank. In miscellaneous shares the only
change was a alight advance in Peel River Land.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In-
surance, 5i to 6 prem. ; Thames and Mersey
Marine, 1 to 1 m. ; Universal Marine
Insurance, If to I dia. ; London and Provincial
Marine, 1 dia. to 1 prem. ; Mercantile Fire, to •
; 1 prem. ; Commercial Union, 1 dia. to par ;
London and South of Ireland Direct Telegraph,
f prem. ; Warmley Colliery, Ito 1 prem. ;
and Turin and Savona Railway, f to 1 prem.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

IIA EtK-LA!IX -(TH18 DAY.)

The weather since Friday has been fine and continues
very mild. The wind to-day is from the west,with a mode-
rate brown. _ _ .

i- hid mg the past week the supplies of English wheat per
ship and rid were again very limited. Flour very
contracted, rather less than the previous week. Barley
moderate. Malt and oats, a middling quantity. Beans
peas, and tarn short. finds of all descriptions in small
supply. Beate sad Irish cats, vary few.
lin foreign arrivals of wheat were vary short ; a great
falling off of Arninican, aid a few cargoes of Prussian,
Russian, Mediterranean, and Black Sea. Flour. a
small arrival of American barrels. Barley madam% Black
Rea, F 4171648. and Danish. Oats extremely short, Danish
and Etna h. Oar cargo of Egyptian beans and lentils.
A areAsffslis quantity ter Hu* LA*. saiimmil awl oilaoaci.
Other ,Hides of the nods insignifloant.
TM wisest Wade today is extremely dull, and to effect
nabs la rato7riar km loony was accepted then this day
week kr Neel& and (conga
Awaken was 6d. to is. cheaper than on Monday
kat, with a small sniowat of business doing-Norfolk', 425.;
lowa-mode, top peke madams at Me.
Barley was 4011 and 6d. to la lower than on Monday last.
Oats are as extneasly slow eale, but quotations shout the
same so this day work.
Beans and peas tolmably steady.
Bann-Limited and awned are very Inn in price.
Canary, mastoid, dor% and trefoil seeds, are all very dull.
Amami; Canaosa-Trade vary flat, and value sozui-
nony about the sins as kin week.
*IIIIAT.-Kaglish: Mew mod Kent, white, new, 565. to
635.; ditto, 1n old, MI. to 615.: ditto, red, new, 48s. to 575.;
' ditto, Has old, 48s. to 565. ; Norfolk, &c., fun old, -a. to
-a.; red, new, -a. to -a. Foreign : Dantaic, 56a. to 625.;
las, 6% to Eta; ontraie64s. to 71a.; Konigsberg, 575. to
tiffsTeaftrstii. uto:. ;1i uc."t7'...:lr'd?t,' 47: :
Awakes Aka Ca tolls.; ditto, red, 534. to 555.; Cana.
aka, 554
Baum. malting, 365. te 375. ; Ise, 425. ;
milli.; and distilling, 31a. to 735. per qr.;
M 305.; ditto distilling, 30a. to 320. ;
Emu and Norfolk, 58s. to 651 a • fine,
F. to iTs. ; ton and Ware, 645. to 701.; lirown,
Ms. to 57e.
OATIL-legnek feed, 21k. Od. to 234. Od. ; potato,
Ms. to Ms. ; fordp, 21a to Me.
Era 35a. to 384.
BUIL-English tlok, Ma. to 405. ; harrow, 40a. to 44e. ;
r4oa to.4B4fereign, Ifasagani6si: Ma. ; tick,
t,e'42s. ;IC 40a to 43e. : • 36e. to 384.
P/lA/L-Zogliek Ma. to 43a; whit. and blue, 39e.
to 42a ; maple, 414. to as.; grey, 35a to 375.; hog, 37a.
to Ms. ; foreip, Ma. to lik.
FLOM-ERA& lowa, 495. to 50s ditto fine, 50a. to 55.1.;
country, CM t. 484. ; Norfolk sad Buff olk, 40.. to 42..;
French, -s. to -a. pm sock; U.S. sweet, 29.. to 324,
Canadian. 29.. to Ma : !banish. 475. to 494.
INDIAN Comm.-White,
.345. to 364. ; 1.-Who
324. to 344.
FLOATING CAMOONA, 1111 C. F. And 1 -Whoa : Berth.
:Laski sad bariasople, per 4971b5., 545. to 56a. ; Ohirka, Me.
tos3s. ; Polish Odor, per 48004, red, 480. to 524. ; whit.,
564 to Ms. ; Duane an Gelato, 44a. to 481. 1 Egyptian.
424. to 44e. Barley: Itrpptiaa and Syrian, par 400 i.
24e. to 25a. ; Odessa aad Danube do. 255. to 23L Beans i
Egyptian, per 4801b5.,334. to 33e. Italie : Odors midi:Nista
per 49211 m, 344 Od. to 354. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per
4801134., 33e. Od. to 34e. ; French, do., -a. to -e. ;
Ameticaa, do., 324 to 33a ; Egyptian, -a. to -a.
Sicam.-Ceaarjr seed, per qr., SN. to 604. ; Homo.
seed, per qr., 54a. to 58e.; libsterd seed, per bushel,
whit., N. to lls. ; brown, 124. to 14a. ; Liaised, per qr.,
crushing, 575. to 60.. ; Linseed oaks', English, per ton,
111.04 to 111. 104. • Amencan, thin, in brio., per ton,
124 Oh to 121. 10a.; d 4., la hags, W. N. to 111. 10a • Baltic,
Of. to Of. Oa. i Mansilles, lb. 60101. IN.: Rape alkes. 61.
Onto 71. ; tares, per basket, winter, Ba. to Bs. 6d. ; Rape.
seed, Loads. Per V., 64.• to 68a•
AMMAN INTO LONDON 11DM JAN. 27 20 718. 1.
WBBBl. 1172433. Malt Oats. NADI .1' Thar.
Osaatwas. qrs. on. gra cm qrs. . ors. Iris Ram.
/WM •• 2667 2346 10681 6830 I 290 1 .. 11679
Si •• • •
.... 1000
. 6723 1 3836 I se siis Sit
-*ley, ot ors. Oita, 86 ova

NNW 10M1 Ti 37
Itcroaratl.—Wlrst, .5
Flour, 906 mtg.

MINDING LANIL—(THIS DAY.)
idociaa.— The sisensad is inaetive, and only 19. hhas. of
Wert lodia sold. Refined steady.
Oorrsz.—A floating ergs of Bt. Domingo has been sold
for a near port at led free of particular average.
Oa the @pot De sake reported.
Tan .—The welt is quiet.
Bar.-400 pans. have been disposed of, chiefly Berbioe,
at ls. 7d. ; a few Dammam at D. Bd. ; and 00111M011
Leeward@ at ls. 7d.
itica.-700 hap whits Bowl sold at 12s. to 12s. 6d.
2,000 bags Ransom at 10s. 74d. ; and 200 tau Bengal afloat
mad& at 9s. 9d., an ship.
publics sales &eland for to-morrow consist of :300
hhas of West India, 9000 bogs larturitias, 3,100 bags
Beagal, and 12,060 bap Manilla sager; 50 oasts rud 1,10)
bap coffee ; 2,900 begs saltpetre, and 100 bales safflower.

TALLOW MARKIST.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is dull at the following prime :—Tows
tallow 45e. 9d. to 46.. set cash ;
arch, Y.C.
9d.;
, on
the spot, 471. ; February and M 48s.
March, 475. ; April to June, 475. ; October to DICOIll•
bar, 48a.

,PARTICIILANS 01 TALLOW.

Stock on hand thh day —.awl
Delivery Int week
litho Dwet Ukiah'

:rind log week
Digo front 144 Juno
rico Y.C. por cwt. MIA day
Ditto Town lag Friday

88968
;876
8841.4

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WWI
Oa
ISI.
Us. M.

7.604
1,015
III,"

MAU
SA& eal.
fills. Sd.

48,608
1,500
91,487

526
83,2114
•7a. &L.
48& 01

Arrivals for the week amass Feb. 11 last peer, 415
_,...1 metre
sad delivery 914 shim The arrivals last west
Sli casts trona St. Petersburg: 11 from other places ;"=".46
asks.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIN DAY.)
We have a larger supply of berate, and the weather is
mild ; trade la ecosequently heavy, and last Non-
day's quotation' ere barely realised. There are
very few move "keep ; the demand Is limited.
A better clearance is effected, but prices are
not better. Good calves are very wane and deer. From
Germany and Holland time are 240 beasts. 150 sheep, and
92 calves ; Spain, 90 heeds ; &Wand, 370 ; Prates* 13 ;
Trawl, 240 ; Norfolk and linffolk, 2,340 ;and 100 from the
Northern and Midland Oesstios.
Put Mow of sera d. 3 d.
1016 ssatadiardds. 4 410 DestDos HMCO& 00 0 0
les iblet4bOnii 4 5 6 11664 Loagireals.... 6 2 6 4
lismadlOPerl 13114.1.1.4780.4b"6111" 1.4
LO
Ds. do. Meru .... 0 0 0
Calves
Tip
Bo4Dastlllsbrads 6 4 5 6 Labs 0 0 0 0
Beasts at itallak 3.800; awe sad Labs, 16,570; Cam,

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the demand 'toady,
it Ira rates, for all good samples of both Eaglish and

COAL MARKIT.—(THIS DAY.)
Wir adios, 17s. ; Walls End Limbos, 16.. 61;
Walls am* Hatton, 17s. ; Walls End South Kellar,
16a; ails Bet Hsu h BA, lb Al.; Walls Mad Carsaaa,
lea. a; Walls Lad Os.sop 16e.; Walls Fad Eden, 166-
Walls Eat bath Durham, las. 6d. ; Walls End Acorn
Class, lbs. 9d. • IVA*" Wylanr West. lb. ; Barn-
hops, 12s. ; Heitdat. ; North ram, 135.,• Tandeld Moor
bits; Ida.; Dlh 1i5=4.15.. 9d.; liadilsee Hart-
ley, lb ad.—s 92 ships at

NUBS MARX ETS.
tmswoot. Tea 1. 61/ to-day •.—Laneaaldre and York-
lur 111-Bar f—anrukalake Itaadarmil°ll3'll o 6Wleitc-10 nib
-0138103-1-11,111{2Dtditcriall.
doves per Coat., 71-110104 Trask of Canada, ni 1 oah6._tok,.
MRaw Mr IL tr—Diteo, Bevan per Otnt., 1873.17 4—Orta6
%aim narß therm In—Great Weetena of Canada, Ulf—Royal
* p.
B. n yal Immune. p.—Thanies and Mania Marine.
ridh.—
—lneide Meow New Ifbaren,l7