The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-02 00:00:00

to the approaching drawing of bonds, the Turkiak
Loan of 1864 war firm at 77 to 78. The Loan of
1868 was dull, at 59} to 60.
The shares of the Victoria Station and Pimlico
Railway Company were inquired for to-day, and,
with 101. paid, commanded 1 to If premium. It
appear, thi,t an important agreement has just bees
signed between this Company and the Great
W extern, and London, Chatham, and Dover Railway
Companies. This agreement secures to the Victoria
Station and Pimlico Railway, which ic proposed to
Wopened on the Ist of August, a very consider-
able revenue, entirely irrespective oP the tolls
whieti it is to receive from the London and North
Western Railway Company.
City Rank and Union Bank of Australia shares
were inquired for to-day. Other bantshares were
steady. In the miscellaneous share market there
was no alteration.

The closing quotations for the shares in new
undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine
Insurance, la to if prem.; Thames and Mersey
Marine If to li prem. ; Universal Marine Laur-
ance, to I prem.; London and Provincial
Marine, to dis. ; London and South African
Bank, dn. to par.
Victoria Government Bonds were more inquired
for to-day.

MINES.-THIS DA E

Two o'CLoci.

The mining market to-day is firm, and
a good amount of Inusiness is going forward.
The transactions have been chiefly in shares
in Rosewarne United, Stray Park, Wheal
Edward, Bout' Tolgus, Lady Bertha, Providence,
Tolcarne, and East Basset mines. In the Stock
Exchange Providence shares are officially marked
47, awl Stray Park, 59.
St. John del Rey Mining shares are ingnired for,
and hare been dealt in at 29 and 28i, ex div.
Poutgibaud are marked 4.
Foreign mid colonial mining securities were quiet.
The annual meeting of the Blenavon Iron sad Coal Oma•
pang is called for the 31st of July.
A general meeting of the South Europe Mining Compaay
is culled for the lOth of July, sad will be made special to
alter the articles of satociatir.

WLwl Wrey Consols sold, on the 25th inst., 48 tons of
lead ore, at 17/. Ge. GI per ton ; and 27 tuns, +471. 15a.
per ton.
The Westminater Mine sold, on the 28th Met., 80 tom
of lead ore, at 131. tie. 6d. per too ; Mount Pleasant, 60
tons, at 131. 15s. 6d. per ton ; and the Craigton, 6 tone, et
21. 61. per ton.
At Wheal Virey Consols meeting, on the 26th inst., the
accounts showed a debit balance of BT3I. 7a. 30. A call of
Is. per share was made.
The Derwent Mines, on the 28th inst., declared a dividend
of 101. per shire.
Marks Vallee Mine, on the 27th Met., declared a dividend
of 2s. 6d. per share (1,12514
The East Caradon Mine accounts, presented at the meeting
on the 28th instant, showed &credit halanceof 1,179/. 7s. 2.d.
At the Ourifort Mine making, on the 25th instant, the
&ow:int+ showed a credit bellow of 1,483/. 19e. 80.
At Peat Pool Mine meeting, on the 25th instant, the ac-
count* showed a debit balance of Mt Is. Ad. The melt
on the two months' working woo 106/. 16s. 3d.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-L kNE..-(1.418 D#Y.).

The weather in the United Kingdom continued up to last
Saturday wet, co:d, and sunless, as for so many weeks pre-
viously. The weather in June and altogether since the begin-
ning of the year has been quite exceptional. Yesterday a
change fur the better took . The barometer rose a fall
ioe . a since last Friday, the temperature this morning
marked 94 degrees in the sun, a phenomenon which
had not been witnessed yet this year. Me coin plants are
now into ear, and have reached the roost critical stage
--the blooming process. Calm, warm weather is sow most
desirable. This morniog the weather in London was fine,
partially cloudy, wind e. W.
The imports of foreign grain into London since last
Monday were reported this mo as large of flour (mostly
from Spaiohlarge of wheat,small of ley, awl large of oats,
mostly from Baltic ports. The supple of home-grown grain
was very small, and of country-made flour fair.
The attendance of the trade to-clay in Mark-lane was
moderate; the tone quiet, prices of most articles unaltered,
or lower. . . .

Wilawr.—English is, to 2a. per quarter under lust Mon-
day's rates. Fureiip uomuudly unaltered in price, but, to
sell. ls. per quarter cheaper.
FLOUR slow sale, at last Monday's rates.
BARLEY quiet trade, at about last Monday's rates, rather
firmer. . . . .

OAT 4.— Large arrivals; inferior sorts Is. per quarter
cheaper. Superior unaltered in value.
BEANS. —17.1441i5h and Egyptian steadily held at about last
Monday's currency.
rue unaltered from last Monday's prices.
CURRENT QUOTATIOII6, DUTY PAID.
. .

WIGIAT.-tia4lish white, 565. to 624. ; red, We. to 565.
per qr. ; Dantrsc and Konigsberg, 80e. to 655. per 4941 b. ;
Restock
, 00s. to 645. • other Baltic ports, 60s. to 625. ;
French, red, tills. to Gus. ; white, 58a. to 63.
FLOOR-Town, 50s. to 54.; Norfolk, 41.. to 425. per
2801 b. ; French. 445. to 50.. par 2801 b. ; iuneiicau (United
Stites), to 31.4. per
BARLEY. -English, 28s. to 48.. per qr. ; Baltic, 245. to
355. ; other sorts, 255. to 265. per qr.
OATS. -British, me. to 28.. per qr. • Russian, 245. to 25e.
per qr. ; other Baltic ports, Zia to 24. per qr.
Bows.-English tick, 335. to 38s. ; harrow, 39a. to 42a.
!LIT qr._ Foreign, 32e. to 40e. per qr. Egyptian, 35e. to
355. 6d. per qr.
PRAN.-En4lisla boilers. 38s. to 401. ; hog arid grey, 345.
to 35e. ; foreurri white. 36.. to Xs.
FLOATING CAIGGE2.-Elince laid Friday not a single
grain-laden vessel seas reported arrived at owls of ord.
The latest sales reported were arrived-lagen
suit Marseilles, 325. per 4601 b. Wheat on passage-Dales:.
B.L. April, sold in Liverpool, about 51s. per quarter C.F.!.
There are now off the coast only about 6 cargoes main;
no wheat or barley offering on ask.
ARRIVALS (Tr) LONDON PROM JUNE 25 TO JUNE 30.

Cositwiiii Mice.
qrll.
1.1111

IMO&
rondo

20381

Z. C. Sall I 1048
0t.N21 108
So. itall 10
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gm ley.Nall gra

Oats. Beans
ins gat
:: • • 439
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IPros.. Flour.
`q46% ans
:: I

MINCING-LANE.—(7IIIB DAY.)
Straa.n.—Two Meeting of Havana bave been sold
one 104, 11, for the United mgdom at 275. *EI., and one
16i, for a near port at 30s. 9d.
COMM. —The market is quiet, but firm.
T. --Coupe is in fair request at its late decline.
11Wct.-2,700 Taos Bengal have been sold. Low middling
and middling white old, lls. to lb. ; bold new, 14e.
Sacreirrita.— 200 hags refraction if, sold at 445.
Itun.-30 puncheons Demerara sold at is. 10d. proof.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is firm at the subjoined quotatiow.:—Town
tallow. 53. 6d., net ra=il ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot,
535. ;July to
PAR Sept.,TICULARS Of Oct,
TALLOW. Dee.. 53.1. to 53n. Gd.
f

Stock on hart this day .
Delivery last week
Ditto from ISt Jane
Sart ral last week
Ditto from 1.4. June
Price V.V. per cwt. this day
DOW Town last Friday

16,184
786
A .1,1

tv

ACM 23,863
w 1476
4.22 l 8,100
2.4.56 751
6,041 4,849
86. 5M.94.
86s. IkL 5.58 66.

4;:.1.1%
Ma ed.
611. Id.

Arrival for the week ending 11th rot July led year. 1,801 casks,
and delivery 1,005 casks. The arrival lag week comprised SOcuke
from Petersiewn. AM from South Aaterica, and 39 from War
Places. Total. 791 arks.

METROPOLITAN CATME MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
Tae supply of beast, is slain very short. Trade is not
brisk, ownr.; to the high prices, but we cannot quote lower.
The number of sheep is about the same as nu Monday last,
and prices remained unalteted. Trade is heavy for lam!'
at rather lower rates. Good calves are rather dearer.
From Germany and Holland there are 720 beasts, 4,900
sheep, and 242 calves ; Spain, 3110 beasts ; Scotland, 50
beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,800; and 200 fmni the
Northern and Midland Counties.
_ . _

wise of sac a d. a. L
Best Scot., IfereflL 5 6 6 8 DestDos&M.lo.l4h
Beet Short horns 6 2 6 6 Dal Lost-w 0015.... 62 6
Second quid. boasts ♦ 84 10 Do. do. Shorn .
Caro; 4 8 6 8 Ewes 42 secondlinaL 4 6 4 10

Pip . .... 4
11.41thistlilt-larlds 6 4
barb at mit* 3,770:
296; rip. NS

Do. do. Shoru
Lambs
xp sud Lanes. 21,40 ; Oalva.

BOROUGH HOP MKRKIT.-(THIS DAY.)
Newt. Pattooden sail Smith report t1,.4 the demead
for furs wimples is active,. 411 the sod lire are laid to
increaee. Duty, 170,0007.

THE HASVENT IN CANADA.2--fw weather in moist
propitious for the growing crops, w hio this neighbour-
hood never looked -better. The yomarkeat, ,elts, nod the
hay are doing splendidly. Every kinkef ganien stuff is
alb° flourishing satisfactorily. Quebec seems to be pre.
eminently favourable to the media ofmnall fruits, such u
10 neterAes, currants, stmwberrieb resrberries, and othen.
lue whole country a'auud. vrithutrawterrie, they are in
every field, and even flo uris h along either side of the roads.
—Leer from Quebec, June I.