The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-10 00:00:00

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Clocn.gool
The market is active to-day, with a
amount of business. Wheel Seton shares are quoted
122 to 124; But Basset, 52 to 64; East Devon Great
Como* 11 to 2 ; South Caradon, 315 to 326 ;
North Downs, 5i to i ; Bast Caradon, 31 to 4 ;
Marks Valley, 10 to 4 ; and Wheal Kitty, 104 to 1.1.
Scarcely any business has been done in foreign
or colonial descriptions. Australian Mining shares
aro marked i, and Bon Accord I die.
The share certificates of the Banta Barbara Gold
Mining Company will be ready for delivery on the
let March, in exchange for the bankers' receipt for
the second instalment of ss. per share, which
becomes payable on that day.
At West Wheal Trevelyan meeting, on the 4th inst., the
accounts showed a debit balance of 8161. 2a. 4d. A call of
10'. per share was made.
The Tinoroft Mining Company, on the 6th inst., decimal
• dividend of ss. per share.
The East Wheal Grenville amounts, presented at the
meeting on the r,th inst., showed a balance of liabilities
over assets of SIM Is. 2d. A call of 3s. per share was
made.

Wheal Norris, on the 3rd inst., made a call of be. ld..per
share.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MA RS-LAYS.-(THIS DAY. )

The weather, since our last report, has been remarkably
floe and seasonable. On Satunlay and yesterday there was
• slight fall of snow. To-day it is bright, clear, frosty
weather, with the wind from the North.
. .

Last week our supplies of homegrown wheat were again
extremely limited. Flour a more liberal quantity. Barley
• small supply, but malt more liberal. A fair quantity of
oats, beans, and peas. Very few tams or seeds. A good supply
of Scotch ate and barley. Irish oats limited. The foreign
arrivals of wheat were more liberal than the previous
week—American, Black See, Baltic, and a cargo from Sea
Francisco. Flour : A liberal supply of r American
barrels. Barley, a small quantity. principally Danish.
Oats, very contracted, Danish and Swedish. Two small
cargoes of beans from the Mediterranean ; one of tares,
Prase= ; and a liberal supply of linseed and rapeseed from
the Fist

The condition of the English wheats to-day being much
better than on this day week, the supply fresh up was
cleared off at the full prices of Monday last. The trade in
foreign was principally walked to American, and was fully
as deer as on this day week.
In flour there was a little inquiry for American, but
the buyers were hardly willing to give late prices.
Barley wax rather a better trade at lent week's mtee.
Oats were extremely slow, and the quotations were barely
"Mrted.
SS were Is. lower, and peas Is. to le. 6d. cheaper than
Monday last.
Seeds.-Linseed and rapeseed firm. Clover, trefoil, ants.
UM, and canary generally dull.
Etoartno CAIMOSS.-Trade not brisk. Prices na-
changed.
Wilaar.-Eoglish: Essex and Kent. white, new, No. to
6.35.; ditto, fine old, -a. to -11.; ditto, red, new, 52a. to 605.;
ditto, fine old, -s. to --a. ; Norfolk, kc., tine old. -I. to
-s.; red, new, -a. to -a. Foreign : I)antaic, Gs. to 665.;
fiee, 655. to 70s; extra, 70s. to 745; Kouigsberg, 575. to
625.; ditto, extra, 545. to 68s; Rostock. extra, 60e. to 665.;
Mecklenburg red., 49e. to 66e.; liokermark ditto, -a. •
American white, 61s. to 64L; ditto, red, 565. to 62e.; Cana-
dian, 561. to 625.
Baehr.-English malting, 36e. to 37e. ; fine, 40s. ;
grinding, 284. to 30e.; and distilling, 31s. to 33e. per yr.
foreign grinding, 265. to 305.; ditto di thing, 30e. to 325.
MA5r.-Roirlislt, Essex and Norfolk, 58e. to 623. ; tine.
695. toB7a. ; Kingston and Wan, 84s. to 70s; brown,
49a. tofu& _ _ .

--osiss.-:•:16oglish feed, 20s. od. to 23/. 04.: potato,
245. to 28s. ; foreign, 21s. to 261.
Kit, 35e. to 38s.
BRASIL -English tick, 38.. to 375. ; harrow, 40e. to 41s. ;
pigeon, 40s. to 41e. • foreign, Nummo 325. to 345. ; tick,
38s. to 39e. ; Konigsberg, 40e. to 41s. ; Egyptian, 34.. to 35a.
Pub.-English boilers, 39a. to 404.; whits and blue, 395.
to 425. ; maple, -s. to -a.; greys 35e. to 375.; 375.
to 395. ; foreign, 355. to 38..
FLorm.-Fmglish t0wn,495. to 50s. ,• ditto ins, FAA. to 555‘.1
country, 45e. to 465. ; Norfolk aad Suffolk, 405. Ine 425.;
French, -a. to pet sack; 17.8. sweet. 294 to 324;
Canadian. 295. to 325,.; Spanish, 17e. w 494

IMBUE Oona.-White,(t4e. to 355. ; Tallow. 32e. to Us.
FLOATING CARGOES, ell 0. F. sad 1.-Wheat : Berdi•
saski sad Marianople, per 49211 a., 54e. to 564. ; °thrice, Ms.
torah. ; Ythish ode.% per 4801ba, red, 484. to 52e. ; whits,
- llsaube and lailats, 445. to 50s. ; Egyptian.
425.; to 44e. Barley: Egyptian sad Syrian, per 4001 be..
34.. to 26a. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 25e. to 261. Beane :
Egyptima, per 480164.,33e. to 34e. liaise : Odessa amt Galata,
per 4921 be., 34e. 03. to 35e. Ibrail and Balprien, pow
eh011a„ 335. (kL to 34e. ; F;rench, do., to -le
Amerkaa. do., 32.. to 335. ; Egyptian, -a to -s.
B®a.-Canary seed, per qr., 40e. to 50s. ; Hanle
seed, per qr., to 50e. ; Mustard seed, per Liudtel,
white, to Os. ; brown, 7s. to 104. ; Linseed, per qr.,
crushing, 57e. to 68e. ; Lineal cakes, English, per too.
111. Os. to 11/.lox. ; American, thin, in brie., per ton,
141. Oa. to 12/. 10e; do., in begs, ill. Os. to 111. 10e; Baltic,
04 to Ole Oa.: 3laneillae, 10i. so 101. 10s.: Rape c.Aeg. GL
os.to 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 6s. to 6i. 6d. ; Law
seed, Eilitlalgh, per yr., 56e. to 60s.

murals LNTO LONDON FLOM FEB. 3 TO Ftß. L

W Mutt.,
Coastwise. qrs.
English .. Vat
Seotc.i.... i
Nonslip' .. 25651

04rgrty. Mali 0430 lir►= Pleasr.
.1:1.00r.
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130 Ilh I 1
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s mts.

MINCING LLNL-(THIS DAY.)

Be.l Aft —lOO bags Gurpattah date have been sole, all
37a. Sid. to 3ee. ; 1,000 bap clayed Manilla, at 31s. 34. ; and
200 hhds. Mastic., at 245. Retitled steady.
Oorrita—No transactions reported.
TIA.—A good business is doing at full prices.
Baca—No sales reported.
SAGO FLOUR.—,OO boss have been sold at his. ti i.
RA LITICTRZ. About 50J bags sold, retraction :Sc„ ;
41, 395. 3d. cash.
Oorros.—GOO hales sold.

litllP.-1,200 bales Manilla sold at 24!. 10s. to 25/. fcc
fair roping.
The public sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 400
chests of West luau ; 1,000 bags Mauritius ; and 1,000 bags
Bengal anger ; 20 casks coffee ; 4,500 packages tea ; 4,000
balm rioo ; 500 bap saltpetre ; and the quarterly sales d
indigo.

TALLOW MARIEZT..—(THIS DAY.)
The market a steady. The set rates ere subjoinsl:—.
Town WWI., Os. 6d., net erh • Petersburg Y.C.. oc the
spot, 475. ; March. 46e. 2d. to 47e. ; April to Juan, 475.
Octiober to December, 48s.
PAKTIVULARS OP TALLOW.

Stock on hand this day ....coal
Delivery Ind week
Ditto from Isis Jane

Kass
2,690
611,196

;rival inicweck
pitta from lit Jun!

-Eli
86,90.4

rice Y.C. per cwt. this day
Ditto Town last Friday Ete. 9d.

46,540

Arrivals for the weak ending Feb. 18 last year, 5;3 sae k
GM delivery 1,463 oaks. The arrivals last week comprised
W 1 casks from Australia ; 165 from South Ainr.rica : 23 trots
other place; total, 418 calk&

SATURDAY ETIUMID.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to I for the
Bth of March, opened this morning at te swine
quotation, and closed at 92 15-16 to 931-16, or 93,
sellers." For money the last price was 94,
" sellers." The official business report is as
follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93,
94 ; ditto, for account (March 6), 93, * ; Threo
per Cents. Reduced, 93k, ; New Three per
Cents., 94, ; India Stuck, 226, 224 ; ditto,
Five per Cent. Stook, 106} • ditto Four per Cont.
Debentures, 1863, 99} ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 100 ;
ditto Bonds, 235., 26e. prem. ; Five per Cent,
" enfaotsd" rupee paper, 1011
The India Five per Cent. Stock remains firm at
1064 to t.
Exchequerßilla remain heavy. Both issues wero
quoted 10a. to 14a, prem. India Bonds were called II BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
to M. prem. If earra:Pattentlen sod Smith report a fair demo& for
Foreign stocks were well supported at their consumption, for both English sad foreign hops, at Arm
proved range of prices. Mexican, after being priors.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
cf4lB DAY.)

We have a considerable locrease in the supply of beasts ;
consequently prices on the avenge are rather lower than on
Monday last. The favourable weather causes a fair clear-
ance to be effected. The number of sheep ts nearly the
same as last week ; the demand is, however, larner and
prices have advanced. Good calves are wine and dearer.
From Germany and Holland there are 165 berate, 430
sheep, and 74 calves; Spain, 290 beasts; S•otland, 600;
Ireland, 260 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,800 ; and 100 for the
northern and midland coomtlea.
Per stone of alba a. d. a. d. Per atone et 511:m. e. d. B. d.
Hest Seale, Heralds. 4 6 4 10 1 Best Das& lit-bdsBll 0 0 0 •
Best fliMet.hems . 4 4 4 8 j Best & 2 6•
Swag goal beasts 3 4 4 0 Do. do. Shorn ... 0 00•
Ogres 4 4 6 0 Ewes* second quAL 4 4 4•
I Pleg
liesiDasililf.breds 5 e 6 8 Lambe
Seeds at musket, 4,420; Cheep and Lambe. 16,360; Oearti.
BB ; 5154.206.