The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-23 00:00:00

MINES.-THIS DAY

Two °Twat.

The mining market to-day is very quiet, and
scarcely any chance has occurred in prices. East
Basset shares are quoted 135 to 140 • Sori.ridge
Consols, =K. to 2Gs. ; Rosewarne United, 50 to 52i;
and East Wheal Russell, 12} to 13. In the Stock
Exchange East B.uwet shares are officially marked ,
135 and 1371
In foreign and colonial mining securities scarcely
any transaetiona whatever have taken place, and
I prices are nominally quoted the same as oa
Saturday.
The Cain Brfin Mine sold, on the 16th inst., 5.1 tons o
lead ore, at 151. 12s. per ton.
The Dylife Mine sold, on the 17th inst., 51 torus of lad
ors, at 13/. 61. per ton ; and the Aberdovey, 11 tons, at
121. 15e. &L per tem.
Wert South Caradon Mine, on the 16th init., made a call
of la per share.
At Budnick Consols Lee meeting, on the 17th inst., the
, soconnts showed a debit balance of sat. 16s. 4d.

Tht;Wheal Trevelyan accounta, presented at the meeting
on the 17th inat., showed a credit balance of 732/. 4s. Gd.
North Dolccsith Mine, on the 17th inst., made a call of 3s.
per share.
At the Copiapo Smelting Company's meeting on the 20th
instant the a,xounta showed a profit upon the workings of
the year 1859 exceeding 10 per cent. A dividend of 5 per
cont. was declared.
The Wheal Tohidy accounts, prevented at the meeting GM
the llith instant, showed a debit balance of 4711. 8.. 44.
At the West Rimewarno meeting, on the 20th inst., suit
of 15s. per share was made, and it was reared to drive the
70 a few fathoms further, u recommended by Captain
Richards. Of the call made, 7s. 6d. per share was made
payable on August 3, and 7s. 6d. on Sept. 3.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.—(TII.IB DAY.)
This morning factors commenced by asking a large advance
on the prkes of last week and eventually obtained 2a pug,
qr. more money for both Eneisb and foreign.
PI Baum lb. per qr. lower than last biouty,leapecialiffik.•
lower qualities, of which the foreign supply mostly consists.
OATS are nether more difficult to purchase at late TM**
for any descriptions ; fine corn must be noted rather dearer
than last Monday.
LEANS are rather dearer.

Peas about the sum as Monday last.
FLOUR fully Is. dearer for most descriptions. Norfolks sot
to be obtained limier 41s. •, 43. demanded.
Last week's arrivals of English wheat and flour by ship
and rail were psrticjiarly short. Barley. malt, and oats wry%
ceitracted, and Doan and peas particularly v. No &Web
or Irish grain during the week. The foreign arrivals
of wheat were moderate from Russia,
Ha:Courg, arid the Black Sea. Barley i
at the latter portion of the week, several large cargos
Black Sea and Mediterranean having arrived. Oats—A fair
quantity Swedish. I... Luise, Promise, and a liberal qnsality
from America. Beans, linseed, and oats short this week,
but • large quantity of peas from Montreal ; a gradVaya•
of Spanish sacks of dour, and &liberal quantity of m.
barrels.

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MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
The following public sales are advertised for to-monow
—Sugar : 200 Meta. Barbados% 4,000 begs Mauritian, 900
bags Madras. Coif se : 2,500 begs Costa Rios, 200 teaks
plantation Ceylon, 300 cases Haat India. Rice : 6,000 bags
Bengal. Saltpetre : 400 bags. Cochineal : 290 bags.
The transactious in sugar, coffee, rice, and rum have bass
few and unimportant since Friday.
TEA has also been neglected.
Markets generally have a quiet appearance, the prospects
of a good harvest being affected by the weather to-day.