The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-22 00:00:00

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLotor.
The mining market to-day is rather quiet, but
there have been transactions in shares in East
Wheal Russell, Cant Brea, Treloweth, Sortridge
Consols, Rosewarne United, St. Ives Consols,
and Stay Park mines. Prices exhibit little altera-
tion.
In foreign and colonial mining securities there is
no champ. The shares of the Great Northern
Copper iniug Company of South Australia are
marked in the Stock Exchange se.
At the Great Caradon Mine meeting on Monday the ac•
comits showed a debit balance of 1041. A call of 2e. pee
"hare was made.
The North Muller Mine ',mounts, presented at the meet-
ing on Monday, showed a debit balance of 247/. A call of
15s. per share was made.
' From Wheel Harriett Captain S. Williams writes
(August IS) :—"The lode in the stope in the bottom of the
1001 s still worth 1001. per fathom ; in the "tope below the
' 90, 151. per fathom ; in the stove above the 90, 101. per
fathom ; while in the 30 east end it is producing rich stones
of ore, and showing indications of a speedy improvement.
This is important, as it will come under the eastern shaft."
From South Condarrow Mine (August 1$) Captains J.
L Vivian and W. Thomas report :—" The engine shaft is now
down 3 fathoms below the 10 ; lode 4 feet wide, with a
leader on the north wall about 2 feet wide, composed at
' spar and iron, impregnated with copper ore. The kale in
the edit west of said shaft ia rather over four feet wide,
kindly in appearance, and producing a small quantity of
' copper ore. In the same level east the lode is disordered by
a slide ; west end, 3/. 15e. ; east, 21. per fathom. Thomas's
shaft will be completed to edit in about one month, when
' we dull commence driving east (on a large kindly lode) to
meet the edit driving west from the engine shaft. Wood's
, lode : In the udit driving west from crewcut this lode is
' about 6 feet wide, composed principally of peach, but
thickly traversed by veins of rich grey copper ore and
L gossan. We parposo sampling a few tons of this lode."

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARS-LANE,-THIS DAY.)

The weather was tolerably fine both yesterday and
Monday, bat rain has again fallen to disappoint the hopes
of the farmers. The wind to-day is light from the south-
ward.

The supply of home-grown wheat thin week continues
particularly short. Flour is more limited than usual. Of
barley, oats, beans, and peva there is next to nothing. Malt's
very contracted, and of Scotch or Irish mate there are 0000 freak
up. The fore ign arrivals this week are moderate of wheat, prin-
ctnslly
from America, Russia, and Prussia., with tw r cargos
of Mediterranean and Black Sea. Of flour there is rather •
large supply of American barrels, and several sacks from
Spain. Of barley there is none reported, and of cats a very
moderate quantity of Russian, and a large cargo of Egyp-
tian modem

The wheat trade to-day was very active, at an advance
of la. per quarter on the advanced rates of Monday last for
both English and foreign. Liverpool and the other
country markets are again dearer. Barley is firm at
the late rake. Outs are again fully 6d. per quarter higher
than on Monday, with a good business passing. Beans and
peas are quite as dear as on Monday. Factors are aaking •
further advance on dour of all desaiptiona For Norfollm,
445. are demanded.

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-FLOATL`4I2 CA RGOE.S. -There has been a good trade doing
in floating cargoes, and advancing rates are asked for the
very few now remaining on hand.
WELT.-English : Eeaex and Kest, white, 575. to 61a. •
ditto, fine 614. to 65a. ; ditto red, 53a. to 575.; ditto, fine:
575. to Cis. ; Norfolk, &c., red, 55a. to 60a; ditto, fins,
61s. per qr. ' • Foreign : Dents* 61a. to 635.; ditto high,
675.; Konigsberg and Rostock, 635. to 655., per 4941 b. ;
American white, 61s. to 63k; ditto red, 61.5.
BARLEY. -English malting, -a. to .-s.; grinding, 20s. to
30s ; distilling, 30s. to 32*. per qr. ; foreign grinding,
27a. to 325.; ditto distilling, 31s. to 325.
MALT.-English, Essex and Norfolk. 545. to 60s. ; fine,
725.; Kingston and town made, 495. to 60a; hne, 605.t0 725.;
brown, 50s. to 565.
OATS.-English feed, V.s. to 28a. ; potato°, 245. to 284. ;
'foreign, 20h. to 275.
BRANS. -English tick, 395. to 425. . • barrow, 381. to 46k ;
pigeon, 475. to 50a. ; foreign, 355. to 435.
Pres.-English boiler, 375. to 425.; maple, 401. to 41.5.;
grey, 375. to n4s.; foreign, 375. to 41s.
FLOWL-English town, 50. to 555.; country, 465. to 47a ;
households, 445. to 4.9 e.; Norfolk and Buffolk,43a. to 449. Od. ;
French, 465. to 50a per sack ; American, 31s. to 345.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM ADO. 10 TO AUG. 22
laillah and Scotch Irish. Persia.
wheat
Barley
Oats
Malt
sad sacks Sack Maar 540 sacks; Foreign Flom. 102.50 band!,
2611 .

MINCING-LANIL--(THIS DAY.)
BM/A.—The market continues inactive. Prices arc un-
altered. Low to fine yellow Mauritius sold at Vs. to
445. 6d.; crystallised, 425. to 455. Uorpatted date—Bengal
good and fine, 425. to 435. A cargo of Ravens sold, Nu. 12,
at 28s. Refined brown lumps, 495. 6d.
Corr.—The public sales have gone off without corn.
petition, at prices in favour of the buyer.
Tara.—The market continues inactive.
&mi.—Demerara sold at Is. 91d. to Is. ltd. ; Leeward',
L. 7d.

Rica.— A consider►ble business bail been done in soft
grain descriptions ►t fall pneea.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted at 51s. 9d.
all cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 51s. 3d. ; Oct. to
Dec., 51s. 3d. ; Jan. to March, 53.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.).

Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts
from plantations come much worse this morning, and the
market keeps advancing. Duty, 50,0001. to 60,0001.

COAL MARKET.—(THiIit DAY.)
Walls End Hatton, 19a 3d.; Walls End Lunbton,
18a 6d.; Walls End South, Hatton, 19s. 3d.; Ws.ls
End Braddyls Hatton, 17.. 9d.; Walls End Rumen
Hatton', 17.. 9d. ; Will. End South Hartlepool,
; Walls End Wbarncliffe, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End
Rapier Grange, 17.. 6d. ; Will. End Candor, 18a. ;
Wall. End Eden Main, 17s. 6d. ; Walla End Shincliffe,
17.. 3d. ; Walla End Thorpe, 17.. 6d. ; Walls End Hadley,
16s. 6d. ; Walker Primrose, 13s. 9d.; Wylem, 16s. ;
Bates's Hartley, 13s. ; Sebald° Hartley, lea. 3d. ;
Davidson's Hartley, Die. 3d. ; Hosting, ditto, 16s. AL ;
Howard's ditto, IGs.--Bhips at market, 101.