The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-15 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARI mai:Jura.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

944, 3i ; India Stock, 218, ex div. ; ditto Five,
per Cent., 1114, ; ditto Four per Cent. " enfaced'
rupee paper, 864 ; ditto Five per Cent., 103.
The India Five per Cent. stock was firm at the
late improvement.
Foreign stocks were firm, with a fair demand.
There was a rise of 1 per cent. in Argentine, Bra-
zilian of 18a, Sc., Buenos Ares Deferred, and
Chilian Six per Cents. ; 4 in Russian of 1862 and
1866, as well as the Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan ' • and
11 in Greek Bonds. Spanish Passive Bonds and
CertificatLs were also in demand, and advanced
to per cent., it being stated that the arrange-
ments for a settlement of these debts are making
I Progress.
The shares of the financial companies were un-
altered. International were rather flat. Prices
closed as follows : —lnternational Financial, 2 to 14
die. ; General Credit, 2to 1 dia. ; London Financial,
22 to 21 die.; and Credit Foncier, 54 to 5! die.
Atlantic Cable shares have scarcely varied.
Anglo-American Telegraph closed at 184 toe ;
Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference at
ag to ; and Telegraph Construction at 2to 14 dia.
Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 15 to
ex div., and National Discount, 61 to 74 prem.
Iln miscellaneous undertakings the changes were
few, but the tone remains very dull in the absence
of buyers. Royal Mail Steam shares fell I'. 10s.,
Ebbw Vale 108., and National Discount new shares
ss.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Oirs o'olAm.

Transactions in the mining share market are
upon a limited scale, without any material varia-
tion from the prices of Saturday. Clifford. are
rather pressed for sale, and they have fallen g;
but Prince of Wales and Retallack are a shade
firmer. The present quotations are as follows
Seton, 110 to 115 ; East Basset, 19 to 21 ; Chiver-
ton, 7t0,/ ; Chiverton Moor, 54 to ; Marke
Valley, 4,i to ; East Lovell, 6to ; Great Re-
tallack, sto ; North Retallack, 4i to 5 ; East
Caradon, 5g tog ; Clifford, 7 to /.
In foreign mines a slight improvement has taken
place in one or two descriptions, but for the most
part quotations are only nominal. Don Pedro are
lnoted at ait to 4, being an advance ofd ; Chontales,
to 1 prem. ; Pestarena, I to / prem. ; St. John
el Rey, 58 to 60 ; Rossa Grande, 9s. to Ile. ;
Anglo-Italian, to f prem. ; Port Phillip, to 1/.
The dividend of the Scottish Australian Mining
Company, at the rate of 7/ per cent. per annum, is
in course of payment.
The annual meeting of the Australian Mining
Company is to take place on the 29th inst.

[For to-clay'a Share List see pap 4.1

MARIC-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
The quantity of English wheat on ale here to-day was
very lirnit.d. but in fair average eandition. All triads
moved oft slowly, but at an advance in the quotations com-
pared with this Jay se'nnight of Is. per qr.
Fine foreign wheats were Is. per qr. dearer, with a ruoJe.
rate inqui.y. inferior kinds were dull, at late rater.
The show of barley was trilling. and most of the sam-
ples brought forward wero disposed of at full prices.
There was a moderate demand for malt, at pievioue
rates. The supply was tolerably good.
We were heavily supplied with foreign oats. Goad
sound pareds were disposed of at late currencies, but other
kinds were a dull inquiry on former terms.
We have no change to notice in the value of beans, the
show of which was trifling.
Peas ruled about *Calamity, with a moderate demand"
The Hour trade was far from active. Pricer, however.
were supported.
Seeds and cakes were a dull inquiry.
The Mating cargo trade ruled heavy, and, compered
with the previous week, the prices of wheat exhibited •
decline of from 61. to Is. M. per qr. (Mirka, arrived.
365. 9.1. to rod.. rid. ; Galata.. 54e. 6d. to ;Ms. per 4b2lbe. g
Polish, 593. si,l. ; Gallipoli, lids. per 48,11 be. ;
Ghirka, on passage, Ma. per 49:fibe. In mains
the transactions were on • limited scale, at ahoy.
Is. per quarter lees money. Enos, arrived , 375. W.
375. per 480 lbs. Barley was held at full ,loots'tilOrnbtrgut the amount of business concluded was very
moderate. Arrived Kurtendie, 32a. 9d. Wallachia,'
325; Nioolaietf, 31s. 3d. ; Enos, 31a. 3d. ; Danubian, 32a;
ditto, on presage, 31s. per 400 Rs. Rye moved oft slowly.
and prices were rid. per qr. lower. Asoff, on passage, 36.
to 375. 6d. ; ditto, shipping, 345. per 480 lbs. Beans
and milleteeed were nominally unaltered in value.
Linseed was soiree and dear, with • steady
demand. Bombay, on the spot, 705.; Calcutta, ads. 6d.;
July, August shipment, 645. per qr. Linseed cakes wen
firm, and the recent advance in the value of
American qualities was supported. Other aorta
were unaltered in price. Cottonseed cakes were
held on former terms. For rapeseed the trade was
steady, and high rates were readily pod. Calcutta, on the
spot, sold at 51s. rid. ; June to July shipment, 49.. 6d. ;
brown Ferusepore. on the spot, 535. lid. to Ma. ; yelled.
Made, Me. to Me. per qr. Cottonseed ruled firm. Egyp-
tian, arrived, 91. 2s. 6d. ; do., November shipment, new
crop, 91.55. per ton.
ARRIVAL or Sews.—English: sundry, 247 qrs. Foreign:
linseed. 1,210 qrs. ; rapeseed, 19,854 qrs. ; maize, 7,400
gam; and sundry. 520 qrs.
EXPORT,.—There were no exports from London kit
week.

PRICES CURRENT.
Enema.
Par Qr.
ITHRtr. I. a
I.
Kent, red, old fat to 70

DOW as T. .0,
whit., old 64 to
Nort4 Einco°l: 60,

---- se to le
BARLEY.

Malting
Distillinit
Grinding 32 to 36

Per 41r.

01111. IC I.
le SCOMI=I6I 27 27
21 27 Sil
minis 2l io 10
Dames.
_. . .._

Mans=
Tick Si to 40
Harrow
Ttieloo 43 to 41
MS.
Chvy
Maplete
WM
Boller&

MILT.

Essex, Norfolk, ;nd
Suffolk 66 to TO
Kingston and Ware 66 to TO
61 •N 60

. lrt 10
44411 tfbro 444544
FLOOR.

Town mode, per 280
lbs.
Household lO 9)44
Country
Norfolk sad Suffolk,
ex ship C to IS

01/1. a $
Danish sad Swedish 32 to 39
IstsWan
Bases
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