The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-05 00:00:00

corm ies are made, the shares will still decline ; the 80
fathoms level eact of new shaft is looking well for an im.
movement. West &tons and Clitforde also •ery flat, and
sellers predominate. Herodafoot declined OD 6atntda7 to
34i, sellers ; there deco not appear to have been say cause
for the depression in these shares, beyond the fact that
there were several sellers and no buyer@ at the high priers ;
as soon, however, as the price reached 3.4 buyers Mune li-
Moly came into the market, and the pnce gradually
proved to 362 buyers ; they close 36 to 37. Tolvaddene came
into demand on Monday, owing to an impvwnent in the
mine, and closed today 35e. buyers. North Downs ice u
in demand at ; the prospect' of the mine are said to be
very account:ring. West Polmear shares keep very fin ;
19s. to 201. ; they W. rect. to cut a lode in the 20 father
mesa:at auuti is :donut six weeks, as they have only ii
fathoms mere to drive, and the ground is very easy tie

The directors of the Lusitaniau Mining Company
have declared a half•yearly dividend of la. 6d. per
share.

The extraction of gold by the Vigra and Cloga.t
Copper Mining. Company of Merionethshire having
excited considerable attention, we have been fur-
nisheil with the following particulars :
The yield of gold from the St. David's lode bee Yon as
follows :—Say from sth January, 1861, to sth July, 1861.
Poor ore crushed from the main lode, no gold visible ;17'1.11
tons, gave 2.300 a. 12tlats. of gold, or los. 6dwts. per ton of
ore. Picked ore with visible gold : 2.7 tons gave 75205.
163dwts., or 3200 a per ton of ore. Total, 983. os. Sold
through Messrs. Sharp and Wilkins, for 3,6641. 4. 7d.
At \Vheel Trelawoy meeting, on 29th nit., the accounts
showed a credit balance of 991. 4s. 11d. The Ices on the
three months!' working was 1241. Bs. 10d.
Craddock Moor Mine. on the 31st ult., declared
lend of ss. per share (21;0. 155.).
North Wrey Shoe, uu the 30th ult., made scan of 2v. C.L
per share.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKELS.

MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

i Tho weather on Saturday was bosterons and rather un-
settled, but yesterday sari to-day it has been beautifully
fine, with a strung breeze from the south-west.
The arrivals of Eaglish wheat during the past week went
rather more liberal than for some time past. Flour mode-
rate. Barley. oats. beans, and peas small ;of malt a fair
quantity. One small parcel of Scotch oats, and one
cargo of Irish during the week. The foreign supplies of
wheat were heavy, three-fourths Aliertean, and the
remainder from Russia and Mediterranean. Barley,
one cargo of Black Sea. Oats, a large suppYi,
one-half Archangel, remainder from other Russian
ports in the Haiti.', Denmark, and Sweden, and
a large panel from the United States. Flour, a
117 arrival of barrels from the United States
Canada. A supply of beans from the Mediterrane..n,
and peas, Canadian. 'Exports to France again considemble
of wheat this week. _ _

Itis trail; in wheat to-day is rather brisk in Anterior' for
exportation to France, at an advance of le. per qr. Ot'.er
descriptions are the Name as on Monday last. New white
has realised 725. per qr.
The Boar trade is dull for all except American barrels,
which fully maintain last week's quotations.
Barley W e very slow trade.
Oats are tid. cheaper for all low and middling qualities,
inclading Archstc;el ; the very finest corn only supporting
late quotations.
Beaus and peas are dulL
Tares, trefoil, and claverseed are very inactive. Linseed
and rapeseed are timer.
FLOATING CARt.O3B. —Steady trade at (anytime
WIMAT. —English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 38s. to
564. ; ditto, hue old, 61s. to 645.; ditto red, new, 38e. to 48e;
ditto, fine, old. 56e. to Me. ; Norfolk, ke., dee, old, 67e. to
59a; red, now, 445. to 521. Foreign : Dentate, 635. to 64c.:
Bea 655. to 695.; extra. 695. to 705.; Konigsberg, 595. to 615.;
ditto. extra, 645. to 675.; Rostock, 63e to e7s. ; Mecklenburg
red, 54.. to Ws.: 17ckermark ditto, 56e. to 39e. ; American
white, 625. to 635.; ditto red, 60.. to 615.; Canadian, 01s.
to 645.

malting, 425. to 44( ; flaw, 495. ;
griurlisig, Ws. to 32. i.; and disaing, 30a. to 51s. per Qr.;
foreign grinding, 275. to 321.; ditto distilling, 241. to Ws.:
malting, to —a.
MALT.—English, Essex said Norfolk, 50s. to Cas. ; fine,
635. to 701. ; Kingston and Ware, 655. to 72a.; brow,.
50a. to 58s.

Oda-English Nif 335. 01. to 23e. Od. ; potpotato,potato,-----
NS. to 31i. ; foreign, 23.. MI. to 265.
An, 2Sr. to 30s.
BIAWIL-English tick, 38s. to 40.. ; harrow, 40s. to 43e. ;
pigeon, 40s. to 444. ; foreim Mangan 365. to 37.. ; tick,
38s. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, to 445. ; ptian, 365. to 37e.
Pia*.-English boilers, Me. to 42a.: white and blue, 38s.
to 44a. ; maple, 404. to 43e.: grey, 34e. to 361.; hog, 36a.
to 38s. ; foreign, 3ta. to 375.
Futon. -English town, 48e. to 465. ; ditto fine, 531. to
Me.; emeriti-) , 43a. to 43e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk. Ms. to 37a ;
French, 46e. to 48e. pas sack; American. 295. to 32a;
Canstias, 21s. to 321. ; Spanish, 475. to 80a.
Paoaeuro CARDOiIi, all C. F. nod L -Wheat : Nardi-
anaki and liarisuople, per 4921 be., 525. to Me. ; Ohirka,
to bh ; Polish Odessa, per 4801bn, red, 52.. to &la. ; white,
Ms. toe 601. ; Danube nod Galata, 445. to 60s. ; Egyptian,
395. to 411. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 4001 be..
Zs. W Vs. ; Odessa and Danube do. 2'm to 28a. Beans :
Egyptian, less qr., 39a. to 40e. Maize : Odessa and Galata,
per 4921bc., •X s. 6d. to 345. • Ibrail sod Balgariaa, per
44:111i5., :Or. GI. to 33a. ; French, do., to ;
American. do., 31s. to 33a.

Amen-4 lagary seed. per qr., 41e. to 475. ; Hemp-
seed, per qr., Cis. to us. ; Masten' seed, per bushel,
whs., n,. to 19s. ; brown, Us. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr..
snub*, W. to Ns. ; Linseed oak's, English, per 1,000,
12L lie. to 11/.. ss. ; Anteing's, thin, in brie., per ton,
101. 56. to 101. 156.; do., there, rowed, and oblong, 91. 10s. to
101. lea; Mann, ft toil. ss. ; Marseilles, W. ss. to 10/.5E4
Naps rakes, U. to 5/. 10e.