The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-16 00:00:00

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; New Three per Cents., 93,i, ; Indian rue
per Cent. Stock, 1859, loti, ; Five per Oen&
"sawed" rupee paper, 9711 ; India Bonds, 6a. 416/a
The Indian rope paper is supported at the lake
improvement. The Indian Five per Cent. Stook d
1859 rmains quoted 1041 to f. Exchequer Bills
left off rather firmer, at par to 3e. prem.
Turkish tucks were rather fiat, owing to the a,-
counts of the continuance of the outbreak is
Syria ; but the reduction in prices did nut enema
I per LJnt. The Llan of 1854 closed at 76i to 771.
' and that of 18:J8 at 60 to 1. Spanish and Peruvian
Bonds cont'uue to show much firmness.
Bank shares were quiet. Union Bank of Londe*
' were .toady, at the late improvement. As regards
London Discount shares, sellers Mill predominate.
The nai;nellalleou... ,hare market remains without
alteration.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLooz.

The mining market to-day is dull. - Stray Fark
shares have deolined to 56 to 57, and East Wheel
Russell to 121 to f. East Basset are (plated 135 is
140 ; North Bull?r, 51 to ; Great South
12 to 13 ; Rest Caradon, 8i to ; and NO#,.
Dowits, 5 to
St. John del Rey Mining sham remain dull, ant
are marked 26 and 251. Imperial Brazilian have
been 1,..1a1t iu at 14.
Wheal Agar oa th., 12th Met made a call of 2a. Gd. per
share. _ _ _

At North itoskesr Mine meeting on the 10th inst. the se-
counts chewed a debit b. Lance of 4181. 11.. 9d:

The V7l; of i';;;Tl(ToOa;;;M;ineee presented at the meet-
Mat on the 13th showed a credit balance of 9211.
lls. 941.

Mollaad Mine on Ult. WI inst. made a call of Is. pst
share. _ _

At St. Day United Mines meeting on the 13th inst. the
accounts showed a debit balance of 6371. 10s. Gd.

At Wheal Henry meeting on the 13th inst. the &moulds
showed a eredit balaJce of 3041. 10s. ad.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.-{THIS DAY.)

Daring the fortoight ending last Saturday the weaker
in most parts of the United Kingdom was cloudy, but rabb-
les' and not unfusrourable to the growing grain crops, the
greater part of which were then in bloom. So far the
weather has been favourable to the crops, and the acoonati
from the country are ;enerally of a more cheering chancier.
and prai.iog the iu.proved appearance of the oorn.fielda.
Still the harvest will be late, and, according to all present
appearances, tha yield is likely to fall short of an average
season.

This morning the weather in London was showery ; wind
; temperature still cool for the season. List Hatur-
tLe wind changed to the south.
The importa of foreign grain into London since hat
Monday were rem rteA this morning as fair of flour, faired
wheat. small of bar:ey, and large of oats, mostly front
Baltic polls. The ao;pply of homegrown grain was sma4
and of country-made Blur moderate.

The atter.dnce of the trade to-day in Mark-lane was
moderate; the tone firm, prices of most articles higher or
tending upwards.
Wan tr.—English. recovered Is. per qr. from last Mow.
dads decline. Foreign likewise dearer.
?Loos in fair demand at 6d. over last Monday's prices.
BARLEY fair demand at last Monday's rates.
OATS in active demand, and prices recovered 6d. to to
per qr. from Monday's decline.
BEANS. —Eastisi and Egyptian quiet at about last Men-
day's currency.
kaaa unaltered et last Monday's prima