The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-12 00:00:00

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Walls End Braddyrs Iletton,lsl. ; Walls End Huws 11,
'as. 91 ; W.l.s En.; Holton. 164. 6d. ; Wills End Lambtun,
15,. 3J.; %Vita; E d Teo, 164. ad.—Ships at mullet, 107.

BOROUGH MARKE r.—THIS DAY.
Memo. Pattenden and Smith report that tha market
:ontilluts the same. Duty 200.0001.

SMITHFIELD MARKEL-THIS DAY.
We have a large supdy of B ; however, the average
quality is very haerior ; consequently, the choicest e.escrip.
twee are pretty bly di•posta of. Ina lew inswaces rather
more Bun our t,p quotation bee beet: realised for a choice
Scot. Tne number of Sheep is also large ; the demand is
ood, and late prices arc tolerably well supported. Go- d
Lsmbs are not plentiful, end are in demand ; but second-
rate are very unsaleable. We ere not very abundantly
supplied with Calves; trade is slow at Friday's quotation,. 1
From Gamily end linllsnd, 887 Bears, 3,820 Sheep, 185
Cale. s, and 41 Pig. ; Scotlsod, 200 Beasts; Norfolk and
Suffolk, 260; and 2,00 from the Northern and liiioland
Counties.
Pot stow of into. a 4. a. d. I Let 41,01.111 of 810 a a d • d
end ecata. 11atfo. .3 6 3 !I Des! Po.. I Tlt..b la 66 4 0 4 2
Mei Stior44l,B
iseced quality 1!.0.13..2 8 3 2 do. !4. 6tors
WON 3 8 3 8 lee stvl wcOnd Vality 3 0 3 4
3840; 1.0. do. bloom .... 41

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Uwe.: at =MA. 4.130: &est, and Lamb, 31.99 : Calm. 24;
Plap:2o.

MINES.

(From the Daily News.).

The busineu during the week has exceeded the
average of late, and there is evidently an increasing
demand for shares in leading mines. The stoppage
of the lead-smelting works in Spaio, and the great
advance in the price of tin, will, it is expected, have
a good effect upon many of our home mites. Tile
following nee the latest quotaticn.. Devon Great
Consols, 2271. 10s. ex div. of 81. South Tolgus,l3sl.
to 1401. Wheal Tremayne, 121. Tregordan, 61.
Treleigh, 331. Tresaveen, 1301., 135. Levant, 1601.,
1701. East Buller, 51., 51. Venton, 211., 33. Crebor,
241.,1. Tincroft, 1231. Mary Ann, 49./., 50. Tre-
lawney, 8211.. 83. West Treasury, 91. Wheal Bas-
sett, 3201., 3301. Black Craig, 51. Beene, 11. 5 to
11. 101. Ballad Lanarth United, 71. Mineral Court,
301. to 351. West Frances, 10/. 15s. Mill Pool, 711.
Condurron, 1171. 10s. Treviskey and Barrier, 280/.
Foreign Mines.-The Liter. quotations are: Aus-
tralian, 1 din.; St. John cl4l Rey, 14i 15; Imperial
Brazilian, 61 11 Cobro, ex div., 33 4; United Mexican,
51 3; General Mining, 121 13 ; Copiapo, 41 3;
Santiago, 8 9.
The monthly sale of copper ore took place on the
Bth at Itglruth ; it consisted of 2,882 tons, realising
15,2361.41. Average produce, 81. Standard, 961.95.
Quantity of fine copper, 240 tons 3 cwt. Price per
ton of ore, Si. 6r Average produce of previous sale,
7. Standard, 1021. 18s.
There will be no sale next week, but on the 22nd
3,244 tons will be sold at Redruth.
The mining districts generally are favourably re-
ported.
We extract from the weekly circular of Messrs.
Bateman and Von Dadelzen, jun., metal brokers, the
following remarks on the state of the metal market :
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Tin in the earl part of the week was very quiet, all wait-
ing th 3 nsult of the Duch Trading Cimpiny's sale of
117,766 slabs of Bane., on the 6th instant, the whole of
which was acid briskly at 600., 861., laid down here, being
an advance of fully 81. per ton on the last transaction before
the sato. The large Dutch bowel ware the principal buyers.
The quantity in sale last year was 249,037 slabs, and the
price 401. Bolen for Bane. in bond here ask 84!., and 821.
for straits. Yesterday 2,600 subs straits were sold at 801. for
uncertificated, and 821, with certificate, pan to arrive ; elso,
a few hundred slabs of Bann at 841.
Lead flatter, but quotations %metered ; nothing doing.
English pig lead, 171. 104. ; Spanish (in ►ond), 161. lOs.
Copper is a shade firmer, but tra• factions limited. 13:st
selected, 871 per ton ; tough cake. 841 ; tile, 831.
Spelter is steady but quiet at 161. 10.., rather sellers. The
stock here at present is 3,681 tons against 1,636 tons last
year; shein tine, 211.

IRISH RAILWAY RETURNS.

Namo of lway. 1830.
s. d.
Grad Southern and Western
Midland Great Weltem 1,930 16 11
Gublln anti Kingetown
and Uroaheda..
81319 7
891 0 II
293 18 S
499 7 10
. 130 17
. 194 14 10

Dubli* nd
Ulmer
Belfast sad Ballymena
Belfast sad Oonnty
Dublin and Ballast Junctlia
Dundalk mad Enalaldllam_

I;edonde-f-ri sed Enotstiika

1649.
F ►d.
4,414 9 lla
1,356 6 1

1,636 lit
1,4437 6 34
643 1.9 6
SP 16 11

44S 18 10
316 12 8
143 8 6