The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-07 00:00:00

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The ncv..bLares of the Midland Railway Company
were quotel I 13-10 to 1 16-16 prem.
The closing quotations fee sham is new =dere .
takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine illll2l.
&nee II to 2! prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine,
f to / prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance,l to it
prem. ; Leedom and Provincial Marine, /to dis._;
East India Irrigation, / dis. to par ; and
Iron, to / prem.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocx.

The home mining share market is quiet to-day
with little business. Quotations are mostly
the same as those current at the close
yesterday. East Basset shares are officially
marked in the Stock Exchange 112. Shares in
Prosper United, Tyringham Cotuiola, North Basset,
East Basset, Wheal Trelawney, and West Caradon
have also been dealt in.

In foreign and colonial descriptions, St. John del
Rey are marked 271, and Worthing, and 1.
At Nash Doh:oath Nit* meeting yesterday the accounts
showed a debit baLonee of 8611. sa. Bd. A all of 4s. per
share was made.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LAI!T*.--T(THIS. DAY.)

The quantities of English wheat and flour per ship this
week arc very moderate. Barley, oats, beans, and peas still
short, and a very limited quantity of malt. Scotch barley
more liberal, but oat' very short, and a very few Irish oats.
The foreign supplies of wheat arid oats are very larg•
sinoe Saturday last, a great number of ship having
arrived from the Baltic, the wind being from the
northeast. The wheat principally from the Heine,
mostly Dantzic, and other Prussian ports, Mathieu•
burg, and Runk, and one cargo of Spanish.
• moderate quantity, Prussian, Swedish, Dutch, and
Russian. Oats very large, madly Russian and Swedish,
with several Danish, Prussian, and Dutch. A few bags of
flour from the Mediterranean and Russia, hut no American.

The WHEAT trade to-day is slow, cannot quoted
lower than on Monday for English and foreign, notwith-
standing the largo arrivals.
BARLEY continues firm in price for most descriptions.
Oars maintain their value generally, good old corn espe-
cially.
FLoon.-Tradc dull to-day, but not cheaper. Norfolk.,
425., but not much doing eitherin English or foreign. Beans
and peas without ohmage from Monday.
FLOATING CAEGOISS.-Not much doing in wheat, but
barley, beans, and maize the turn dearer.
WHEAT.-English : Essex and Bent, white, new, 60s. to
645. ; ditto, line old, 645. to 68..; ditto red, new, 44.. to 38.. ;
ditto, fine, old, 34.. to 63.. ; Norfolk, Ac., fine, old, 62a. to
68..; red, new, 49.. to MAL Foreign : Dantsic, 645. to
66+ ; fine, 66i. to 74.. ,• Konigsberg, 56e. to 645. ; ditto,
extra, 645. to On.; &Rork, 665. to 68s. ; fine, old, Os. to
m.; American white, 60a. to 675. ; ditto red. Wk. to CAS.
BARLEY. -English malting, 44.. to 50..; grinding, 275. to
365.; distilling, 441. to 50s. per qr. ; foreign grinding,
335. to 39..; ditto distilling, 325. to 40s.
Max.-English, Essex and Norfolk, 52.. to 565. ; fine,
66.. to 685.; Kingston and town made, 33a. to 685.; tine, 64..
to 765.; brown, floe, 58..; pale, 77..
OATS.-English feed, 265. Od. to 30s. to ; potato,
Us. to 295. ; foreign, TA. Od. to 31s. Od.
BEA/tn.-English tick. 43.. to 48s. barrow, 445. to 51.1. ;
P4C450.. to 36.. ; foreign, 375. to 48..
8.-English boiler', 44.. to 49..; maple, 47.. to 48a;
pee, 42.. to 46..; foreign, 44.. to 48a.
FLoun.-FAglish town, Ws. to 574.; country, 435. to
47..; households, 455. to 51..; Norfolk and Suffolk, 43.. to
444.; French, 41s. to SA. per sack ; American, 31.. to 36..;
Spanish, 41s. to Ms.
ARRIVALS LYT9 LONDON FROM N0.E....6 TO NOV. 7.

Fore
34100
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300 I 44190

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lagllab sad Scotch. Irish.
Yard
Bar'
1 1.
Os 10
Man
English Sack Flour. 6to mks:
and U 0 barrels.

Foreign Floor. Ll7O mks,

MINCINCi-LANE.-{THIS DAY)

Sociie.—The public sales arebrressiog steadily at yea-
terday's currency, which was • e dearer than last week.
Refined firm, but priers are unaltered.
( 'MEL —Tbis article han been firm at fully last week's
prices. Plantation Ceylon sold, fine ordinary at 665. to
675.• middling, Ws. to 7411.; Naideletum, Kw. A. cargo first
Rio, 3,000 bags, for a near port, reported at 555.
Ter.—Thor market is inactive, but prices are unaltered.
Corrox.—No sales reported.
Itlol.- -PAWS are firm, but the demand has been limited.
SALTPITIIK steady ; Ref. 9a to 10t, 40s. 9d. ; Ref. 7, 434.
BPICIS are quoted a shade lower.
COCIUM/LAL sold at previous rates.
Markete generally steady.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Ths mnrket is Int. Town tallow is quoted 60s. 9d. net
cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 61s. ; all the year.
61s. ; Da-ember, 61s. ; January to March, 61s. 6d. ; AprO
to June, 58s. 6d. ; October to December, 575. to 575. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mears. Pattenden and Smith report a good demand for
the lower elms of new hops for exportatiou, and • steady
trade for Loth new and old for home consumption at very
firm rotes. The weekly reports of the arrival of so many
halm of foreign hops from Bremen, so many from HAM-
burgh, and so many from America, after all amount
to a mere tleabite when reduced to the quantity in "old
duty." The old duty on hops grown in each district this
year L m follows :—Rochester, 17,17 W. lla. Sid. ; Canter-
bury, 12,5711. 2s. Sid. • Smear" 16,4741. 3a. Ord. ; Wor-
cester, 4,4011. 10a. bd. • Panama. 2,5161. 4a. :kingdom,
841. 9a. ld.—total, 53,4861. la. lid.

COAL MARlCET.—crars DAY. )
Was End Hatton, Ns. ,• Walls End Kepler Grange,
Ma.; Walls End num:day, 20a. Csi.; liolywell, 17s. C. 17,,
Tandeld Moor Butts,l2e. 6d. ; Bowen, 17s. 9d. ; Hastings
Hartley, 17a. 9d. ; Howard's Hartley, 17s. 6d.-11 ships
at market.