The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-19 00:00:00

MINES.

PIIZAT Evainito.
A fair snout of business has been transacted in
home mining shares to-day. Great Wheal Alfred
still show an upward tendency. West Providence
shares have also been in demand. Treloweth are
likewise inquired for, with no sellers. Alfred Con-
sols are firm. The sales reported are: South Cara-
don, at 300,310; West Caradon, 240; Great Wheal
Alfred, 391 41, 42; Wheal Trelawney, 401, 411•
West Providence, 36, 37, 38; Alfred Console, 25,
26; West Alfred Consols, 101, 121 (with call);
Wheal Zion, 21, 3; Alten, 3, ex. div.; Borring-
don Consols, 1,1; Trewetha, 58e., 605.; Britannia,
111..6d., 12e.. _ _ _

The gold mining shares remain steady. Agna Fria
continue well supported. The late improvement in
West Mariposa shares is also maintained. At four
o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted at a to 4 prem. ;
Great Nugget, Ito 1 prem.; Britiali Australian,
9 16 to 7-16 dia.; Nouveau Monde, 4 to 1 prem.; Ague
Fria, to I prem.
St. John del Rey shares have recovered the de-
cline of yesterday. National Brazilian were rather
better. West Indian descriptions present no feature.
Metcalfe copper were last quoted to I prem.
ThenominaNceing prises a new andsetakiegs are
se follows :—Mined-Read, to f die.; Lewis Rill
Range, 1 to # dia. • Clarendon (of Jamaica), 1 to
1 pm.; Britannia Child, Ito ; per sb.; L'Aigle d'Or,
to die.; Mount Carbon Coal, Ito 2 ; /Unwire,
par to prem.; Lake Superior , Copper, 1 dia. to
par • Connemara, 1 dia. to par; Glenaulin, I to
lie.; Australian Mutual, Ito dia.; Chartered el.
Australian Land and Mining, 1 to 1 dis.; Golden
Mountain, 4 to 1 dia.; Poltimore, par to 1 prem.; is
Great Crinnis, 1-16 t 03.16 pm.; Garnett and Moseley,
Ito 11 pm. • Sue River (of Jamaica), die. to par ; Met- r
aide (of jamaica), 1 to 4 prem. • Adelaide Land st/
and Gold, 11 to Of dia. ; AustralUian Coal,l to k sus
die.; Liguanea (ofJamaica), Ito dia.; Port Royal it.
(of Jamaica), par to 1 pm.; British and Colonial ro
Smelting and Reduction, 1 die. to Ipm ; Australian
Consols, Ito die. ; Albion Gold, Ito / dia.; Lack- Is
amor Copper, Ito 1 dia.; New Linares, 1 die. to n
par; Obernhof, Ito 1 pm.; Knockatrellane Copper, e is
to 1 die.; Great Hewes United 'fin, 1 die. to par; et
Oladbach Zinc, par to I prem.; San Fernando Silver 23
Lead, Ito prem. ; London and Virginia Gold, 1 dis. t•
to 1 prem. ; Peninsular Mining, dto prem.; Dhu-
rode Copper, k dis to k pa. ; Cologne Lead, to 1 die. ;
Monarch Gold, Ito dia. ; Carberry West, to %It..
1 dia. ; Angarrack Console, par to 1 prem.

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. • IL.
st.l
The gold mining shares remain quiet, but steady st..
in price. Agua Fria are quoted Ito / prem.; Nou-
veau Monde, 3-16 to 7-10 prem. ; Colonial Gold, isl
to / prem.; and West Mariposa, 3-16 to 1.16 dia. se.
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 43 to 19.4
44; Peel River, Ito a prem.; North British Austra- is
lasian, 3-16 to 3-16 prem.; and Scottish Australia° itti
Investment, 1} to Ui prem. Imperial Brazilian et.
shares have been dealt in at 6, and St. John del Rey 8L
at 37 to 371. eo

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. It;t1
10

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. 1.1
Mr. R. J. Davis reports the supply large and trade heavy, t
at lower prices, viz.: Prime meadow hay, 80s. to et.
1001. ; inferior, 455. to 655. ; Rowen, 425. to 655. ; clover, St.
80s. to 120 s. ; second cut, 60s. to 100 s.; straw, 365. to 42e. 40
IA

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. 11.4
The market steady but dull. TOMS tallow is quoted 575. 16
nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 665. W. to 571. ;
Oct. to Dec., 56e. 3d. to 669. ; January to March, 575. 3d. ist
to 675. 6d.
MARL= AVIIRAG2B.—Town Tallow, 58e. Od. ; Fat ly
ditto, 3s. ld. ; Yellow Russian, 581. 6d. ; Melted Stuff, .116.
425. 6d. ; rough ditto, 261. Od. ; Tallow Graves, 18s. ; good 1
811.

COVENT-GARDEN.—THIS DAY. si I•
Vegetables Ind fruit are will supplied. Late grapes are .1!
sufficient for the demand. Pears chiefly consist of Marie ;,.
Louise, Clout Moreeau, Crassane, Chaumontel, Duchess sl :
d'AngoulCinte, Passe Colmar, and Winter Melts. The supply ge,
of Cobs is still deficient, and prices for them high. Chest- It.,
nuts have made their appearance. Importations of potatoes !!.
from the Continent are still kept np ; they are also arriving ..."
lc large quantities from Scotland, and very good. Asparagus —•
is beginning to come in at from Is. to 10e. per 100. Carrots isi
and turnips fetch from 2d. to 4d. per bunch. Mushrooms le
are tolerably plentiful. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, SO
Fuchsias, Roses, Mignonette, and tree Carnations. ett
FRUIT. Ilt.
Pine Aspire, per lb., Se to Cs Oranges, per 100, 3s 6d to In SO
Grapes, botbowse, p. 1b.,2e to Seed Almonds, per peek, Is 6d se
per .b.,6d to Ised sweet, per lb., 2a to /4 IS
Apples, per bush, rate es Chestnuts, per 100, Is to 2s SS
N
dessert, per haltatiera, Is Filbert', p. 1001ra 93. to 110 s
togs Walnuts, per 100, le to Is Sd 1,2
Peers,
per dos., Is to 3s Nuts, Banelona, par bnib, Idls ...
Lemons per dozen, Is 10 24 Cobs, p. 100 1113/41146 NMI ri.
VEGETABLES.
I
Cubes's, per dos., 04 to Is Lemnos, Dab., per demial MN
CalllikliferlN each, ed to 6d Co., pa nom Mb Is
Greens, per doe., Is 6d to 3s Corn Selad, p. lif stem, td to le
Bremen Sprouts, do., Is td to Ss Small daled, p. p. 2d to 3d
Potatoes, per tea, 60" to 160 s Hone Radish, per NI, Is to gs
per cwt. 3s to Is NoshreonsempriZ Is
tld to la WI
per bush., de 64 to 5.1 6d me Seto
Turnips, per dos., Is Od to 3s Od Bonet, MG Ed to Is
Lneumbers, each, 6d to Is I A pm. ma., 3s to is
Celery, per bundle, 6d to Is 64 Jeray p. bt..s., Is to Is Cd
Carrot., p. dos., Se to Ce Moak pot baasa, id to 114
etpinara, per sieve, Is to 1.64 Savory, per bpi, NNW
Beet, per dos., Is to Is 6d /Isms, pot book Id to 34
Onions, Elpanlah, per doz., Is to 3s Pantry, per all tame Midas 14
per bushel, 211 6d to 34 Hiss, polejor kook Id
Leeks, per bunch, Id to Sd BeelL seem, per lima. 44
Shallots, per lb., ral to Sd I Marjorsat. do., do., Ild to 24
Garlic, per lb., Gd to ltd Watermelons, p. 12 bun .4 4 to 66.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, 10.30•0 t.
Wind S.W., moderate, and cloudy.
Arrived.—Bee, from Africa; Glenlyon, from
Quebec; Neptune, from Buenos Ayres.
Off the Port.—Murray, ship.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 17.
Wind Southerly.
Arrived.—Ben Nevis, from London, to embark
emigrants for Panama.
BEAUHARIS, Nov. 17.
Arrived.—Avon, from Quebec ; on the 21st Oct.
she spoke the ship United Kingdom, 20 miles east
of St. Paul's.
CUSTOW' RRTURN.
GRAVESEND, SATURDAY, 10 A.M.
Wind S., light, and hazy. Tide half-hour flood.
Arrived, 18th.—Delphin, from Odense ; Andro-
mache, from New York ; Amethyst, from Mamborg ;
Phceniz, from Trieste.
Arrived, Nov. 19.—Dial, from Stettin ; Fron
Angle, from Leer; Denmark (steamer), from Ton-
ningLn ; Hanover (steamer), from Rotterdam; Seine
(steamer), from Boulogne; Wilberforce, from Mem.
borg.
Sailed.—Belgium (steamer), for Ostend: Triton
(steamer), for Calais; Caledonia (steamer), for Ham-
burg.

DEAL, SATURDAY, 9 ♦.V.
Wind W.S.W., light, and hazy.
Pasaed.—Renner, from Porto Rico, to London.
Anchored.—Hero of the Nile, from London, to
Bombay.
Put back and

for Adelaide.

MAN KILLED BY A CAT.—An accident of a singu-
lar and painful nature, terminating in death, has just oc-
curred in Llanbadarnodyn. David Davies was tempted to
go rabbit shooting, and on looking at hie gun discovered
that it was already charged. Having removed the old
loading and recharged the gun, he placed it on the table,
and went to reach his hat—the gun being pointed in the
same direction. He had scarcely accomplished his purpose,
however, when a cat leaped from a shelf to the table and
touched the trigger. The contents of the piece passed
through his body. The wound must have been frightful, as
several pieces of flesh were discovered on the furniture. He
died the same evening.— ire/shwn.
A DANG•nots Love:R.—For some time past (says
the Durham ('aroni, le) a man named Dobbs and a servant
girl (Bowman), ►t Shields, had been " engaged," bat on
Sunday last they had quarrelled, and she had given him
his disnahssal. On Tuesday evening he went into the kit-
chen of the Commercial Hotel, and stood on the fender
behind another of the servants, where be remained about
five minutes conversing with the cook, when, without any
warning, he took a pistol from his person and fired it at
Bowman, who felt a slight blow on the ear and found her
cap was on fire. The prisoner, on being apprehended, said
there were two balls and 17 shots in the pistol.