The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-09 00:00:00

MINES-THIS DAY.

Two t/CLocr.

The mining market this morning has been rather
quiet, bat remains steady in character. The
principal transactions have been in shares
in South Caradon, Wheal Hooper, West Caradon,
Pelyn Wood, Redmoor, Devon Great Consols, and
Connorree minel. Prices present little alteration.
In the Stock Exchange, Tin Croft shares are
marked 6}.
Cobra Copper Mining shares are in demand, and
are marked 47, 49, and 48. St. John del Rey are
quieter, and have been dealt in at 191 and 191. Theta
is no advanoe in Australian Mining, in whic trans-
actions are recorded in the Stock Exchange at j.
English and Australian Copper shares are also in-
quired for.
At a meeting of adventurers in East Oriuntalake end South
Bedford Consols bald yesterday the accounts exhibited a
cash Wince in (avow of the adventurers of 1821. 10s. 3d.
The estimated balsuos of payments over receipt. before Me
next meeting, to be held in March, amounted to NU Ifs. Id.
A call of Is. 6d. per share was made.
The United Hosing Company on the 7th lust. declared a
dividend of 21. 10s. per share.
At a meeting of adventurers in TreresTrid Mine held on
the 28th ult., the accounts showed a balance against the
adventurers of 4441. 16a. 4d. The shams were sub-divided
into 1,022 in number.
The s ca of lA. p
ed directors ofth: sbucNorth Prances Mining Company have
made

COMMERCIAL AND MARIBTS

MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAT.)
The weather 10 London since Monday last continued
changeable. The attendence of the trade to-day.
was fair, the tone firm. Prices of most articles of
the trod:, Wan Improving tendency. The supply of home-
grown grain was small, end of oountry-made flour small.
The imports of foreign grain into London shoe lost Mon-
day were reported this morning u almost nil of flour, and
small of wheat, tair of barley, end fair of oats.
IiZAT.-For English le. per quarter over last Monday's
rake we.; eskrd, bet the sate proceeded slowly. Foreign
trading upwards. English whit*, 42.. to 625.; red, 38e. to
44a. per quarter ; Dunk and Konigsberg, 42a. to 66e.
par 4941 b. • Kassel, 425. to 60e. ; ether Bohn pain 40e. to
; French, 38e. to 42e.
FLOUR held firmly at about last Monday's prism.
Town, 335. to 43e.; Norfolk, 1313. per 2801 b.; Freed,
28.. to 33a. per 2801 b. • Amer., U. 8., 265. to 27e. per oerni.
BanLer.-Dall sale at barely lest Wondey's rates.
OATS arm at last Monday'. pikes. Britian, 20e. to
Ms. per qr.; Rundas, 19s. to 24a. per qr.; other Baltic
Torts, 224. to 27e. per qr.
Baawe.-EngU.h and Egyptian sold slowly at about lest
Mouday's prices. English tick, 36.. to 41s. ; harrow, 42e.
to 46e. pee qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60e. per qr. Egyptita, 34e.
per r.
PRAS doll at Let Monday's prime. English boilers,
38e. to 40s. ; hog and grey, 36.. to 40e. Lforeign white. Me.
FLOATING CARGOES.-81noe last Friday only three
grain lain math were reported arrived at ports of cell,
wheel, 2 maize. flake last reported:-Make
arrived: Gala, 32a.; Odessa, sold In Liverpool, 324., both
per 492 lb To-day two cargoes Taganrog, which sold at
47e. per 49216. ; basil Make, out :of condition, 29e. per
4801 b.
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