The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-30 00:00:00

pods that had arrived time fer the WOWS of it. The pries
bad increased very coseiderably. The eastraties front this
anintry, and from all other parts, esatimee to as eztroordl
oozy extent ,• bat there is no ileabt bat that profitable ea.
pigment will be baud for all of *so whoa the dial
•eanenee. We her there will he essiala eawasweiardisao.
tees there, en weasel of the sneseesse as of Bemis that
bu sandy begs received and are as rte way there. The
first Americas steamer, the CelileralkiltemPawsraa,broshed
here a week ego, ea her way talks Trewisse. la the wane
of a month er two we dialling, theta malady Is operation.
The California had upwards of MAW &AL in welt, and
use. than 300 postmen for Ban Fraiteiwie.—lleastlan,
F.
The 25.
The followicg calculations show the rata per cent.
per annum yielded by the various securities cited at
the avenge of the prime which ruled this day.
Where the asterisk (1) is placed, it is to be under-
stood that the shale rate of dividend is less the in-

some-tax :
11.444 per
11wee datOat.= swap Flo 92 Odd per *AL I 6
P 1 221
per ”
0111111... ..... :64 11 11 el
4.
111117411r24:41119ii Prost) 196 0 412 3
poL IL par dm). • Os. •
P. a 219 Si
= eal Tartildn suraway.. - •
(414164.44 6 par NNW . ... „42 .4 618 13
Lest 414.9449. Oh. 6 114 SS .. 6 16 4
Icsies sod South Westaras(4l4.6 id ) IS .• 7 2 1
UNWIND' 3.• *014.4 WM) 36 .4 6 1 0
Lorin imi Mil Winton 1.(44.7 Id ) 127 4. 610 2
Mho' L . ~ 711 6
lark 11111 Mira V11V.11144 Si is 616 54
York feliml24. 496 Demi* *OM
6 IL) .............-......-..........
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Daring the past week a favourable change has
taken place, and considerable business bas been trans-
acted in the mining share market. For our leading
acd dividend-paying mines there is a constant in-
quiry, but sellers awmr to be holding out for ad-
vanced prices. i.eT local correspondents of the
Mining Journal report that several improvements
have taken place during the week, and that the
mines in the great mining districts are generally look-
ing well.
Devon Great Consols there has been several transactions
4gthe week, and the bargains effected have been rather
kat week's quotatioas, althouh the ina generally
hewe inanned considerably duringg the week; some impor.
eat discoveries have been made, and the bottom levels in
Wheel Anna Maria are also improving. Buyers continue to
for South Femme, South Basset, West Buller, Cara
ZrTrelawity, West Certifies, and several others of the
finwarite mime. In Kirkcudbright shares there has
ben some business, from the manifest improvements
which have taken place recently. A correspondent writes
es that "at the Cannanore mine they have, daring
the last week, cut into • very rich course of ore in the 60 fm.
level east, and they have recently met with the same mine-
ral es aconspaalei the great deposit is Black Craig Mine."
TM recent discovery in the 60 fat. level, in Cainunors, is
extremely interesting, it being the deepest level in this ex-
trardinary mineral district, and must.prova a great lawn-
' 0, to captudies working the several veins in the neighbour-
I hood. A cargo of oily v lead was shipped from Mach Craig
within the past week, which it is expected will be followed
by regular periodical shipments. At Herodsfoot a great im-
provement hag taken place in the bottom, or 106 fen. level.
where the lode is now very large, and moderately rich
throughout. The seats calculate in continuing to sample
100 tons per month. Gambler and St. Aubyn have im-
proved ; in the edit level of the former mice a lode was cut
a short time fines, worth about 121. per fathom, and still
continues productive. Tamar Consols and Tincrofts have
been in demand throughout the week, at a corresponding
advance, in anticipaticn of an approaching dividend.
During the week shares in the following mines have ca/
hands:—Devoe Great Console, South Wheal Baegetgl
WO, Mary Ann, Camborne Consols, Trelawny,
Kirkeud-
hr,gbt, Tram*, Condurrow, Mendip Hills, Tamar Console,
Treviskey and Barrier, Bart Pool, Tincroft, Ashburton
United, Esgair Lie, Cerra Erik, South Tolgur, Brelford
United, Rest and South Tamar, Gnat Rough Tor Consols,
&e. The accounts presented at the Wheal Franco meeting
showed a balance in favour of the company of 3761. 6s. 2d.,
although the profits of the last five months amount only to
211. ; but an expenditure of nearly 1001. has bees made
during that period for necemary machinery, which will not
he required gaits, a full explanation being given in the
committee's report. The captain's report clearly presents a
general improvement, with more cheerful prospects than
they have had for some menthe, and also anticipated a profit
of at least 3001. for the next two months, consequently the
mine will be in a position to pay a dividend at the next
audit. At the West Wheal Providence meeting the amounts
showed a balance of 6381.85. 2d. A dividend of 21. per share
was made, leaving &balance in handof 281.85. 3d. At the meet-
ing of the Trismayne adventurers the accounts were audited,
sowing a balance in favour of the mine of 3151. da. Bd.
Despatches have been received by the Bolan' Mining Com-
pany and the United Mexican. The Boleyn letters are to
March 6, and represent the progress making in the erection o'
necessary machinery connected with the engine. Some little
improveine. As have beenmads in theundergrouod operations,
bat which are retarded by harass of water, and now wait
the completion of the engine before any important discoveries
ma be effected; at the same time, considerable improve-
ments ara 'untainted, from the general opinion that they
are approximating a "bonanza," strengthened by the ap-
panage of some rich roues of silver ere which have
already been discovered in the lode laid down in the plan
No. 3, consequently the next accennto are looked for-
ward to with some degree of interest The United Meal-
can letters are to the Bth of March and stets that the
armoring prospects conveyed ha the former &deka have dia. I
appeared for the time. The agent's report represents re-
cent improvement in the Santa Cecilia mine, being accom-
panied with more frequent traces of ore. In the end of San
Vicente a favourable change has taken place, but the general
appearances are not se encouraging as the last account. The
next remittance will leave in May, but the amount cannot be
now advised. In foreign mines there has been an sctive
inquiry, especially for St. John del Hey and Australian
shares, and several bargains dons at advanced prices. There
has also been inquiries for North British Australasian' at
former quotations, but none are obtainable at such priors.
Some shares in Gaadakenal have changed hands under our
present quotations, but sellers generally an looking for
I better prices. United Mexican, Bohm*, Cobra, and, Co-
piapo, have also been dons.
deed,

COMMERCIAL AND MABEE

COTTON.—Livairmn., APRIL 28.—Tke market to-nay I
was rather anhasted, and the sales IMO about 7,000 bales, including
1,500 m speedation end ler mart
Kracnunda, Aram !1 The market, bat/ ea to 'laths
end yens, to-dm yes dnemitehed by much the wane emillisaa as
we feseribed esheanra tellenrelera Meet dawripthew ef delneb
ddrthp were In remest. end mem were difficult to be mewl&
hlind and prhathapeladia win la MU. demand. while deessetise
aMbeney goods gmerally we innefesle, and prises teem the turn
kw. In yarns there wasinie beninem though the low prices see
temptheperret bones be swam man freely than they ham hi-
thireedons.

WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—Lazos, APRIL W.—The d-
eclined sterehude et %eclat\ halls this etoretehLwes geed; yet
the teemethestsere Iliel•ol•e, wise tethers eery • small
empty etainest very dmelpties al stook. The in demand
were elrdedlyeeied lodes troeLdyed Woks, weeded blues, he.
Is seer- eras matebelose there has boo a pretty good Wines
dome daft the we* false cloths suitable for the hems trade.

RAILDWARIL—BIaxmonAx, Aram ?S.—Trade hire
mobs in tlas same state as what last !reported : there is no Im-
proveniat amp 'dad ; it Is a long thee rime the depression was
sin wady Mt TM ista trade is somewhat slacker than it was
arse wain OW&

BRRAD.—Aran. 28.—The prism of wheat= brood In
eke mime& on from eta to 7d.; of homesiold ditto, id. to 6d.
per Übe. kg.
POULTRY, Re. Nawoorm AND LIeaDZWRALL,
Amur. 26. —Terkel& 4s. to 7a pm% de. to Ss; dues, b. to
; terse MIA% Is. fd. to la 106.• ed. to IP& ; P
6d. to N.; ressese pips is 6d. to Is 6d. ask; &errs, lowla,r.ro
145.; ditto Wok," Is. to ; ham door fowls Is. to Ya psr
couple. *BO& ow. Si. to Is. I& ; Trust& dltlo. Is. to is 6&
pr 100. Yield Irstesr, 10d.to laid. per lb—Hires, ls. 96. to Is. 6d.;
es ed. to 4s. ; does 10d. to Is. 3d.; task ed. to le.;
widows, 106. to Is. Id. ; wild docks. la sod sewers Id. to
Is. see&
FlSH.—Brungoao•Ta, Limn 28.—Turbots, 6e. tolto.;
bag, 2e. to Is. ; @oda* Ss toes; rod mullets Pd. to Is.; within..
4d. toed.; imariesei, Id. to IL ; bedded:a, eats Is. ; doter, Ss
to de.; lobate, WAD la as& ; Kate, dd. to 9a 6d. per pair ; Thaws
Souders, le. tole. &L per dos.: eels le. to 3d.; Wawa, Is. 6d.
to Is. 10d. per lb.; prawns.se. 6d. to tle. per 100.