The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-08 00:00:00

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocx.
The home mmirnimnngg share market is quiet to-day, as
usual on a Bat y. Prices remain steady, and
exhibit no change of importance compared with
those current yesterday. The only transaction re-
corded in the Stock Exchange official list is in Wheal
Kitty (Lelant) shares, which are marked 14.
Wheal Buller, East Caradon, Westrrancig Cara-
borne Vean, Wheal Margaret, St. Ives Consols,
and Botallack shares have wet with attention.

Bt. John del Rey Mining shares have been dealt
in at 24 United Mexican at 21 and 2i ; Ka-
punda, 11 prem. ; and Ma:Arita, at 10e.
From the weekly mining circular issued last
evening by Mr. Peter Watson, we extract the
following :
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Wheal Orylla.—l give this week a special report made
by Captain John Brown, of Wheal Buller Mine Nov; 91),
fora Cornish party, which speaks for itself, erad more than
confirms all that 1 have said or written about this valuable
property. During the peat six or seven months 2.0001. and
upwards has been expended in machinery, pitwork, flat-
rods, &c., and paid for, It may not be generally known
that in the years 1849, 1850, and 1851, this mine, then
Wheal Wellington, made large roturna of copper ores,
and notwithstanding the standard of copper was
about 301. per ton less than at the present time
(then 1001. sterling). Dividend* were made in each
of these three years, and shares rose to 211. to 245. per
share (per 1,024 shares, the present number the mine ts
divided into) ; and oonsiderieg the present position nod
future prospects in the Nauru sod profile on tan, as well as
the probability of meeting withoopper ore shortly, 1 see no rea-
son why the shares should not ere long reach the above figura.
The returns of copper and tin from the mines both east arid
west of WbenlGrylle, as well as profile, have been immense.
Returns of tin 'tuff for three months, ending March, 51N.
14s, 101. ; for three months ending June, 7351. le. ld. ; and
for three months ending September, 1,7391. 19s. sd. For
the three maethe ending December is estimated at 2,0001.
The different points of operation are worth together 1001.
per Wham. . .

.
Subjomod is a weekly report of the metal market :
—There is a monotonous sameness in the course of
the metal market, which can hardly be expected to
change before the commencement of next year.
Copper is in but limited demand, snd prices of ores
have receded somewhat, although they are still com-
paratively high. Iron is firmer in Wales, in conse-
quence of a rather better demand, but in Stafford-
shire and Scotland trade is unchanged. Tin is
quiet, with prices inclining slightly in favour of
buyers of foreign. Lead is steady. Spelter
neglected, and stocks increasing considerably. Tin
plates were in moderate inquiry.
At Ding Deng Mine meeting, on the 4th inst., the ac-
counts showed a debit balance of 308/. 19s. 2d.
The United Mines aceounta, presented at the meeting on
the stb lost., showed a credit balance of 9911. 19s. 3d..

At South *heel LOVel meeting, on the 27th ult., the
accounts showed s credit balance of 371. 10s. 3d.

COMMERCIAL AND- MARKETS.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.)
The market is firm at the annexed prices :—Town
58s. set arch ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 60s. ;
all the month, 60s. ; Jan. to March, 61s. ; April ti. June,
591. 6d. ; October to December, 58s.
_ . .

Master AVIILAGIEL—Town tallow, 60e. 3d. ; fat by
ditto, 3a 4gd. ; yellow ituaaian, 611.6 d. ; melted stuff.
43a. ; rough ditto, 26e. ; tallow graves, 20a. ; good
drop, 7a.

HAY

DAY.)

Yen Davis and Co. report trade dull, at lasi
day's prices. Prime meadow bay, 755. to nia.; supe-
rior ditto, 90s. to 1055.; inferior do., 501. to 60s. ; rowan,
40s. to 50a; clover, old, 90a. to 110.. ; ditto ricond cut,
800. to 905.; draw, 325. to 36a.

COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.)
Heavy consignments continue to arrive from the Con.
tinent Pine apples are less in request than they have
been, and prices for them are lower. Some West India
uhaddoclu have made their appearance, u have also a few
Tangerine oranges. Good cobs may be had at Is. to Is. 6d.
per lb. Cabbemse, carrota, and turnips may be obtained
in quantity. Cauliflowers are ammo. Potatoes realise
from 6s. to 10s. per cwt. Asparagus and French beam
may now be had in small quantities. Cucumbers are
ecaroer. Cut dowers chiefly consist of orchids, gexclenLia,
chrysanthemum, violate, mignonette, heaths, and roses.
' TIM?.
Pine Apples, per lb., ts to 75
Grapes, per lb., Ss to ee
romegmoates, each, 44 to ed
Pe...rs, per doe.. Is to Ss

Apples, per doz., to le 0.1
°nage*, per 100, be to 106
Leololll% per 100. es to 10s
Now Cob, per lb., Is to Is 04

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CAELM.

Cauliflowers, each, 4d told -
Cireenspdoz. bonclme,2aad Was
Cabbages, 17. dos, Is Od to ta Od
Potatoes, p too, 100 a to 1110 a
per bet., 3a to 41 Ott
per cwt., 56 to al
Carrots, per bunch, 7d to ad
Turnips, per boo* 4d to 5d
aahlach, per sieve. fa Od to Ss
Cucumbers, each, ed to Is ed
Artichokes, per dos., ea to aa
Beet, per doz., la Cal to Ss

Wary, per bundle, Is Id to teed
Onions, per e sieve, Is Id to In Od
treskale, per pun., Is Od to Si M
Mallets Per lb. 64 to 8d
Garlic, per lb, Id to Id
Lettuces.cab .P•se-,1144t4bed
Coo. per 1100,0, U to IS 6d
Endive, per score. is to Is Id
Ilasers,perben , lied toes
Itusliraoarts, p. pott.. 21 Wes Od
Parsley, per 12 bunches. Is toes
Savory, per bunch, 2d to 44