The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-22 00:00:00

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Cioox.
In the mining market to-day Stray Park shares
are in demand, and have recovered to 53 to 55.
Rosewarne United are steady, at 75 to 78.
South Basset are quoted 36 to 38 ; and Lady
Berths 31 to ; East Caradon shares are marked
in the Stock Exchange, 84 ; and North Downs, Esj.
Scarcely any transactions have taken place in
foreign or colonial mining securities, and prices
are nominally quoted as before.
A special meeting of the Devon Karim:la Mining
Company is called for the 29th instant, to receive a.
statement of the financial position of the company,
and for other p
The propertyuTtZßuhrort Coal Mining Com-
pany is to be sold by public auction on the 9th of
July, at Duisberg.
A meeting was held at Mr. Murchison s offices en Wed.
nesday, when the final arrangements were completed for
working Wheal Prosper, West Prosper, East itoy, and
Trevartlian Downs Mines (near Mansion, Cornwall), under
the title of the Prosper United Mines. There are 6,000
shares, the whole of which were subscribed foe in • few
days. The necessary officer' were appointed, and a call of
V. per share made ; and it was resolved to purchase forth.
with the requisite machinery and material. The reports
of the mines are very favourable.
From South Condurrow aline (June 16) the agents re.
port :—" The engine shaft is now down 5 fathoms below
the edit, lode 5 feet Aide, underlying south 18 inches per
fathom, very kindly in appearance, and
,producing a small
quantity of grey copper ore. In the edit west the Inge is
4 feet wide, very kindly for copper. In the same level
east the lode is rather disordered by • cross flookan. We
have been hindered in the new shaft by the late rains, but,
nevertheless, are pushing on as rapidly as possible. We
have commenced opening ground west from the crosscut
adit in scorch of Tolcarne lode."

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

The weather this week was, in continuation, unsettled,
mostly sualesi, frequently rainy, and low in temperature. A.
change for the better was looked for last Monday, but it
came not. Another change was expected yesterday ea the
sun crossing the meridian. Lon night • heavy
fall of rain, with thunder and lightning, was experienced in
London. This morning the weather opened with a more
settled appearance. Vegetation is dill very backward, hut
if the weather were to become floe and continue favourable,
• moderately good harvest may yet be secured.
The imports of foreign gram into London sines last
Monday were reported this morning as large of flour
(some from Spain) large of wheat, large of barley, and
very large of oats. The supply of home-mown grain
was very small and of canntry.made flour small.
The attendance of the trade to-day in Mark lane was
fair ; the tone quiet.
WHEAT.—For English, last Monday's prices were asked,
but few sales were effected thereat. Foreign was held upou
last Monday's prices • holders did not press for • sale.
FLOUR very slow iale, and ls. per sack cheaper than last
Monday.
BARIXT quiet trade, at about last Monday's rates.
Oars, with very large imports, pressing on the market
61. to Is. per qr. cheaper than list Monday.
BELNB.—English and Egyptian steadily held at about last
Monday's currency.
PIUS unaltered from last Monday's prime.

CURRENT QUOTATIONS: DOTS PAID.
Wieradr.-EnOish white, 60s. to 64. ; red, 575. to 60s.
per qr. ; Dantzic and Konigsberg, 60s. to 665. per 4941 b. ;
60s. to 645. ; other Baltic porta, 60s. to 625. ;
French, red, 60.. to 665. ; white, 58s. to 622..
FLOUR.-Town, 50a. to Hs.; Norfolk, 41s. to 421. per
2801 b. ; French, 445. to 50s. per 2801 b. ; American (United
States), Va. to 30s. per band.
BALLET.-English, 26.. to 465. per qr. ; Baltic, 245. to
35e. ; other sorts, 265. to 28s. per qr.
OATS.-British, 22a. to 28s. per qr. ; Russian, 94.. to 255.
per qr. ; other Baltic ports, 245. to 255. per qr.
8E.1.148. -English tick, 335. to 38e. ; harrow, 395. to 425.
per qr. Foreign, 325. to 40.. per qr. Egyptian, 355. to
Ws. 61. per qr.
PEAS. -En;lish boilers, 38s. to 40s. ; hog and grey, 345.
to 35e. ; foreign white, 36e. to 38s.
FLOATING Cutaocs.--Elince last Friday 29 grails-laden
vessels were reported arrived at ports of eall, via :-
3 wheat, 19 maize, 6 barley, 1 rye. The latest males re.
ported were :-Wheat arrivea-Danube, 52a. 9d. per 4001 b.
Wheat to be shipped up to end of September, 4,700 qrs.
Marianopoli, 564. per 4921 b.
To-day's sales resumed in the disposal of two arrived earm
goes. one Ibmil wheat, inferior quality, at 475. ed. per
480ibs. ; and an arrived Odessa maize, at Ms. 6d. per
49'21b.. Maize was 6d. cheaper. For wheat buyers offer Ws
money, but importers do not precis for sales.
There are now off the coast about 8 cargoes offering on
sale, viz., 1 wheat, 5 maize, 2 barley.

ABRI VALI LNITO LONDON FROM JUNG 18 TO MINN ft
ZngUah and Sceieh. Irish. larelip.
Wheat
Barley
Osta
mat iiii ....
ingltah Sack Flour : Panda . be.

SMiD sacks.