The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-20 00:00:00

The Muter in Chancel, (llumphrv) charged
with the winding up of the London and Blanchester
Direct Independent Railway Company (Remington's
line), will on the 22nd inat. adjudicate on the daims
of the seripholders to the dividend of 6a. 3d. per
ahare.

The subscription for the 42,000 new shares of the
Ardennes Railway Company is to be_elosed in Paris
on the 25th inst.

The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 30th
inst. for the supply of 2,000 qrs. of wheat, 300 qrs.
of oats, and 5 tons of pepper.
The circular of Mr. F. W. Cams remarks with
reference to the sherry trade :
As customary at this period of the year, I beg to hand you
copy of the Sherry Slopping List, fur the six months end-
ing 30th June last. Referring to the figures you will find
that the export from Cadiz to all parts ban exceeded that of
1856 be 2,021 butts, and is the largest on record, being
30,601 butts. In consequence of unfavourable weather in
the spring the vintage W likely to be a month later than last
year; at present, therefore, all opinions so to its result must
be considered conjectural. Seeing the largely increased ex-
port, the few holder,' of wine at Jerex and Puerto who are
willing to sell, demand extravagant rates; by far the greater
number however decline to vend at any price; the difficulty,
therefore, of replacing dock, irrespective of price, increases
daily.

SATURDAT ITINING.

The appearance of the funds was to-day decidedly
favourable, and the market closed with much firm-
ness at a further advance of per cent. Most of the
other departments of the Stock Exchange also ex-
hibit an improvement. News of a fresh rise at Paris
contributed to strengthen the upward tendency at
the close of business, and drew more attention to
French Railway shares, especially those of the Paris
and Lyons Company, which exhibit a further
great rise. .

The supply of money in the discount market was
to-day good.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to Z for
the 6th August, were quoted during part of this
morning 91Z to 92, and had risen at the close to 92
to A., the pries for money being at the same time
911 to Z. After the close of the Stock Exchango
the price was quoted 92 1-16 to / for the account.
The official business report u as follows :
Three per Cont. Consols, for money, 911, Z ; ditto.
for account, 6th August, 92. Three per Cent. Re-
duced, 91/, 911, 92. New Three per Cents., 92,
91/, 921. Bank Stock, 214, 2151. India Stock,
2151, 2171. India Bonds, 15s. dis.
1 Exchequer Billa remain quoted 4e. die. to par.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocg.

In the market for home mining stocks this
morning attention is almost concentrated upon
Sortridge Consols shams, which arc in extraordinary
demand, and have risen considerably. Transac-
tions are recorded in the Stock Exchange from I 2; to
21, the closing quotation in that establishment on
Saturday afternoon having been 11 to If. In other
respects the market is steady.
In foreign and colonial mining securities no
alteration has occurred. . .

Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices
in the Mining Exchange on Saturday. At the prices
given there are, respectively, buyers and sellers :
Drakewalls, I; East Russell, 25e. 6d., 275. 6d. • • Great
Alfred, a, 8; Margery, 10, 11; North Downs, 276. 6d.,
300. • Vale of Towy,- 10s., 12s. 6d.
East Wheel Falmouth Mine has declared a dividend of
2.. fal. per share.
Amongst the calls rode last week are the following
North Pool Mine, 1W.135. 10d. ; Wheal Uny, 11. ; boil
Margery It.; Wheal Victoria, 3..
W heal Exmouth Mine mold on the 9th blatant 100 tons of
lead ore at 161. 10s. per ton. On the 11th instant Wheal
Trelawney sold 80 tons at 21/. Be., and on the 13th, k'rongoch
Mine sold a total of 130 tons at prices varying from 151. 13s.
to 151. 16e.; Cefu Snort°, 70 tone, at 151. 16e. 6d. per ton;
East Doren, 86 tons, et 171. 18s. ; and Cwm "{din, 33 tone,
at 171. 18s. ed.
In addition to the tale of copper ores fixed for next Thum-
day, at Truro (ma detailed in our impression of last Monday)
the following mines will eel copper ore at that place on the
30th instant, viz.: United Minas, 636; Fowey Consols,
624 ; St. Day United, 407 ; South Carrion, 405 ; Wheal
Clifford, 370 ; South Orionis, 231. Great Crinnl. ; St.
Gunge, 195 ; Craddock Moor, 187 ; Gonamena, 164 ; Con-
sole, 168 ; South Wheal Ellen, 127 ; Wheal Ellen, e 3 ; Old
Wheal Saaset,44 ; North Wheal Busy, 20 ; Trethellan, 25;
Great Wheal Leisure, 17 ; South Gortand, 14 ; Great Hewes
United, 13 ; Ferran United, 10 ; Wheal Henry, B.—Total,
3,730 tons.