The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-18 00:00:00

MINES-{THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLoca.
East Caradon shares have risen to-day to 254,
"buyers," but aro now flatter again, at 244 to 26.
North Downs are firm, at 4} to ; Marko Valley
flat, at 9 to t ; and West Wheal Setun steady,
at 300 to 306. West Polmear are quoted 19s. to
20s. ; East Devon Consols, 21 to ; and East
Wheal Russell, 3to f. Shares in Carn Camborne,
East Basset, and West Caradon have also met with
business.

Bon Accord Copper shares have fallen suddenly
to par to prem. ; St. John del Bey are steady,
and are marked 33 to 331.
The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining
Company (Limited) have received, by telegraph
from Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro
Velho, June, 1881 :—Produce for May, 41,114
oitavas ; cost for ditto, 9,0911.; profit for ditto,
6,4291. ; produce 10 days of June, 12,336 oitnvas.
The certificates of shares in the Cricceth Slate
Company are now ready for delivery.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.-

DIPIDUAL AVERAGES.

Wheat 'Wkly. Mt& Rye. 1144061 Peas.
Jaw 8
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DUTT.—Wheal, Barley, Olt., Eye Beane, and Perm Is.
ENOLusuAter BOLD Leer WRSK.—Wheat, 8I,461; barley,
1,048; eats, 2,108; rye 18; beans, 1,418; peas, 17 quarters.
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MINCING LA...-(I'HIS DAY.)

July 13.

SUGAIL—The market continues firm, but is rather less
active. Fine brown to good yellow Cuba *old at 33. to
31k. • brown Porto Rico, 335. to 365.; low to line yellow,
365. P6d. to 441. 6d. ; sod Cuba Mekdo 13. &I: duty,
265. 9d.to 36e. 6d. Refined Ann ; brown lumps, tks. to
501.64.

dorm continuos to be freely offered in public sale.
There is a steady demand, and full prices are paid. Fine
fine ordinary to good middling Plantation Ceylon mid at
675. 6d. to rs, 6d. ; paiherry, 745. to 80n. ; good ordinary
native, 61n. to 62a. 6d.
TEAL—The market is unchanged
RUM. —Demenuik sold at a sligla decline, ls. 9tl. proof,
but fine Leeward's have brought ls. 10d., and common,
la. 9d.

Ilia has sold at firmer prices. Bittern, 9s. 7 jd. ; fair
Madras, 10s. ; fine Coringa, 10s. 6d.
Barn.—Pearl went at full prices ; rough grain, Va. to
20s. ; and flour, 10s.
PIPTER.—EIioga. ore sold at 4d. for good, Penang bought
in at 30., white fair Shippers sold at 54d.
Fittiv..--Currante sold at a slight decline, Ms. to 265.,
and Eleme raisins, 30a.
SALTPETRE.—About 300 bags sold, 54 per cent., at
365. 6d. cash ; 3 per cent.. 375.
Jur. bas sold heavily at about previous prices, 11/. I.is.
to 131. 10s.

day).—The sale proceeds without animation
at the prices previously established, except dry leaf Madras,
for which there has been rather more competition at
previous prices; 1.676 chests have passed the sale today,
including 866 chests withdrawn and 215 bought hi, leaving
UM chests sold.

TALLOW MARKILT.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Town tallow it quoted Ore. net
cash ; Petersburg Y.C.. 491. ; July to September, 491.;
October to December, 48s. 91. to Me. Sd.

METROPOLITAN CA'ITLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
We are moderately supplied with boasts and the
demand is goad. Monday's quotations are well
supported. The trade is brisk for best description of
sheep at rather higher rates. Good lambs are in
demand, but the supply generally is of inferior quality, and
with difficulty cleared off. The calf trade is about the same
as on Monday. Our foreign supply consists of 300 beasts,
17,611 sheep, and 408 calves. The number of milch cows
is 90.

Per stone of 8164. a. d. a. d. Per stone of 8164. a d. 4. 4.
144480044, llerelda 4 10 5 4 But Dna& 11-bdifilt 6 0 6 2
Bed Short-borns 4B 6 0 Bat Long-w 0015.... 00 0 0
Second goal bouts 6 8 4 2 Do. do. Shorn 4 10 5 0
(*yes

Piga
Doe4Dost 1121-brods 0 0 0 0 Lembo
Desoto IS market, 1,000; Swop and hunt's, 13,060; Calves, 659;
Pl6ll. 170.

SMITELPIXLD HAT MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

lieeste. Davis and Co. report trade at the following
prioes :—Prime meadow bay, The, to 81s. ; superior ditto,
88N. to 1006. ; inferior ditto, 3Ge. to 50c ; new ditto, To.
to 80s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 120 s. ; straw, 30e. to 40s.

EXTRAORDINARY Ands.—Abont 12 on Tuesday
night a man was found on the Woolwich-roed, bleeding
from a wound in the forehead, occasioned evidently by the
discharge of a pistol. Mr. Cogan, the police divisional sur-
geon, and another medical gentleman, were in immediate
attendance, when it was ascertained that the injury had
arisen from the discharge of powder only, the mark
showing that the muzzle of a pistol must have been pre-
sented close to his forehead. As no weapon could be
discovered, however, and the injured man could, or
would not give any explanation, it was conjectured that
he had been foully a.saulted, but on being searched five
percussiouosape were found in his pocket. A search was
then made ie an adjoining field. when a pistol, which had
been recently discharged and having a percussion-cap pre-
cisely similar to those found in the man's pockets, was ilis-
oovered, leaving no doubt he must have committed the act
himself and subsequently thrown the pistol away. He was
conveyed to the Greenwich Union, where be now remains.
He says his name is Reuben Burnett, and that he was re-
centl paid off from her Majesty's ship Puujab. There is
vttle doubt is mind is affected.
RAILWAY COMNlTTRER.—Yestertlay the Loyola'
committees passed the Brecon and Merthyr Thifil Railway
and the Swansea Harbour Trust Bills in Lord Belper's com-
mittee. The cue of the London, Chetham, atid clover
Railway Company', lines occupied all day in the Earl of
Chichester's committee, in which Mr. Hoiroyd, the secre-
tary, was under examination by Mr. Burke and Mr. G.
Somerset, his evidence going to show the peculiar character
of the opposition experienced by the company from the
South Eastern Railway Company. In the Commons, the
bills paned comprised the West of Fife Mineral Railway,
the Caledonian Company's Stonehouse Branch, and the
West London Exteesion Railway.
Pius IX. STATOR.—TIIO A yoolonia of Turin pro-
poses to confer on Pius IX. Jupiter's title of Stator. The
catholic journal says :—"Jupiter Stator, to whom Romulus
erected a temple in gratitude for his having saved him by
stopping his army when it was iu flight, is only a false goiL
It is to Pius IX. that this glorious title belongs, because he
hu stopped the revolution which wished to deceive him ;
because he has stopped diplomacy which wished to betray
him ; he has stopped the hypocrites who wished to destroy
him ; and again, at this day, be stops the enemies of Rome
at the gates of the Eternal City." "We would observe,"
mays La Preset., " on this last head that the French army
possibly counts for something. and that General Guyon is at
lust as much Stator as Pius IX."
Csysrsi. PALACE.—The last of Blondin's twelve
ascents will take place at four o'clock this afternoon.