The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-24 00:00:00

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the %1190 eharea into which the adventure is
divided, upwards of 3,000 have already been taken
up by local auliecribers.
At ilfeel Wheal Torrelyan meeting yesterday the account.
showed a Waste of liabiltiorover assets of 35411. A ean et
ss. par share was made.
At Stray Park /dine meeting yesterday the aoconots chewed
a debit Wawa of 1,4981. A call of U. lOs. per share was
made. The report was considered satidactory.
From Old Tolgas United (Oct. 22) Captain G. Reynold,
reports :—" We have pet the rhaftmen to prepare to sink
the shaft below the TO with all speed. The ground
in the 52 crosscut is not so hard, and is letting out water
bigbly inineraliaed ; therefore we hope to cot a promising
Wee. The south Lois in the 52, both emit and west, r
producingQ tin, bat at present is not looking so well as it has
been. This lode in the 42 west is large and masterly,
saving work for tin. The tin pitches throughout the mine
are looking much the same as for some time past."

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MJLRIC-LANZ.-(THIS DAY.)

The weather is utice mace Bne: but much grain has bout

In Cumberland the crops are reported to be generally

In Wales cutting has only list commenced.
The 'apply this week of gogiish wheat and flour is
moderate, barley and oats short, sad beans and
pose very limited, malt contracted. Scotch and Irish
oats • small sapplo Foreign wheat again •
Isms snivel. A quantity of America&
and Black Sea, and seveettraalil cargoes from Mediternmeas,
Fraacie,tipain, andßuseht. Berta ciontinum in very limited
Ruastity„ from Prance p y. Gate moderate from
ussia and Sweden. Flour—A large arrival of American
hang& and several sacks from Mediterranean. _ .

11;1-deytierais a very small attendance of buyers
at market and business generally restricted in cos.
sequence. The value of wheat es fully sal to Monday last
feral deacripticos. Barley maintains the d..aaad salami that
day, and oats, hians,end pleases fully as dear. Flour, sotwith-
standing large supplies of American, is mate es dear.
Norfolk* a. on Monday, at 435. ; melt trade steady, fine
brews, 58a, and very fins_pale, 775. per qr.
FLOATIMO CAROM& -There are about 20 cargoes of
I whist sow as sale. The trade baa been brisk, and ionise
2a. higher than loot quotstioNs.
Wniar.-E.11614: law and Kent, white, new, 50s. to
643. ; ditto, fine old, 645. to 68e.; ditto red, new, 44. to 585.;
ditto, Si.., old. Ns. to 63t ; Norfolk, lie., 6M,, old, 621. to
685.; red, now, Mts. to 60s. Foreign Dantzic, 665. to
665. ; fine, 66./. to 745. ; Konigsberg, 563. to 64.5. ; ditto,
extra, 64.. to fibs.; Restoek, 663. to 68s. ; fine, old, 695. to
71s. ; Americas white, 60s. to 675. ; ditto red. 595. to Ws.
SLAM: -NegliA malting, 40s. to 485.; grinding, 245. to
330 ; diet 425. to 46a. per qr. ; foreign grinding,
50s. to 375.; ditto distilling, 30i. to 375.
MALT.- EMI led Norfolk. 525. to 58a. ; fine,
to Ges.; 'ton and town made, 53a. to 68a.; fine, 645.
to 76a. ; brown, tine, 583.; pale, 775.
WM-English feed, 2k. Od. to 30s. Od. ; potato,
28s. to 295. ; foreign, Zia. Od. to 31s. Od.
BRASIL tick, 425. to 455. ; harrow, 41s. to 495. ;
Pigeon. 509. to ; foreign, 388. to 46..
yams.-Eaglisli boilers, 41.5. to 465.; maple, 445. to 455.;
pey, 41s. to 43..; foreign., 35a. to 41s.
BLOtII.-Eoglialt town, 565. to 575.; country, 435. to
475. ; households, 45e. to 515.; Norfolk sod Suffolk,
43e.; ',mash, 41a. to 50s. per sack ; American, 31s. to 365.;
lipenish, 41s. to 525.