The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-30 00:00:00

MINER-{THIS DAY.)

Two o'Cloci.
The mining market to-day is quiet, owing partly
to preparations for to-morrow's settlement. No busi-
ness is officially recorded in the Stock Exchange
and the transactions in other quarters have been
few, being chiefly confined to shares in East Wheal
Russell, North Minna, Great Wheal Alfred, and
United mines.

There are inquiries for St. John del Rey Mining
shares, which have beau dealt in at 24. Dnitrl
Mexican are marked sit, and Mariquita
The following telegram was received yesterday from the
manager of Wheil l pity Consols :—" Cut lode in U 5 west
against cross lode—a ton of rich ore per fathom."
The South Devon iron and General Mining Company bare
received the following report. dated Jan. 26, from Captain
J. Warren :—" Atlas Tin Mine—The men have driven
about t feet on the course of the lode, which is looking the
same as stated in last report. the men have this day taken
2 fathoms to drive on the comae of the lode at ill. per
fathom. A pile of work was hauled this morning, which
contains spiel:slid rocks of tin."

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MA RK7LAIS'E. -(r HIS DAY.)

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The weather continues extremely mild, with the wind
at MW.

The supplies of English wheat and flour are rather less
contracted than last week. Barley and oats short. Malt
• good quantity. Other descriptions of grain small. 1, try
few Sootch.osts, end barley limited, and no Irish oats fresh
up. The foreign &meals fell off yesterday, but &trios the
previous day several vessels reported, mostly American,
with large quantities of wheat and flour, with two or three
cargoes of wheat from France and the Mediterranean. No
foreign barley or mta reported this week.
The wheat trade continues dull, and prices about the
Imams as on Monday. The bad condition of the English
causes the rates obtaiuod to vary considerably, o much
being unfit for millers' use.
BAIL/ff.—Trade ..low at Monday's reduction of about Is.
to 2a. per quarter on all descriptions.
att.—Dull trade, and rather lower quotations this week.
OATIL—Fine corn pretty well supporta prices, but inferior
slow sale and in buyers' favour. Sales only in retail, buyers
waiting arrivals.
BUNS sod/VAS maintain but week's prime. Floor doll
at Monday'. reduction of L. per sack. Barrel Nortaka,
40s. to 41s. only.
Flo trim: CARGOLA.—But little doing yet, buyers not
meeting the views of the sellers.
wrist.—English : Fenix and Kent, white, new, ZDs. to
61s. ; ditto, fine old, Me. to We.; ditto red, Dow, 38e. to 585.;
ditto, floe, old, 545. to 655. ; Norfolk, &c., five, old, 60s. to
685.; red, new. 475. to Stis. Foreign : Dantsio. 65e. to
68e. ; tine, 65.. to 74.. • Konigsberg, GU to 66e. . • ditto,
extra, 665. to 725.; Restecl, 65a. to 68s. ; tine, ohl, 695. to
72x; American white, 63e. to lide ; ditto red, 61s. to 655.

Kinn. —English 'malting. 425. to 4317. ; tine, 4+M.;
grinding
. 30s. to 355.; distilling, 325. to 355. ;AT qr. ;
foreign ;minding. 291. to 335.; ditto distilling, 31s. to
malting, 41s. to 445.
MALT.—English, &sox and Norfolk. 60s. to 625. ; fine,
1117 a to 73a; Kingston and town made, Xi. to 64e.; tine, 675.
to 80s.; brown, fine, Nis. to .% o.
. . .

OJT& -Engimh -feed, 23. Od. to 265. Od. ; potato,
26a. to 30a. ; forclen, 21s. Od. to 27..
Ea mm-English tick, 31.. to 355. ; barrow, 35a. to 395. ;
pigeon, to 395. ; foreign, 3.15. to 375.
-English boilers, 40s. to 445.; maple, 40s. to 435.;
grey, 365. to 40a.; foreign, 425. to 44a.
Fwd.-English town, 50s. to 112.. ; ditto fine, tha. to
575. ; country. 41s. to 480. ; households, -s. to --s. ;
Norfolk and Suffolk, 40s. to 455. ; French, 41s. to SN. per
sack ; American. 30s. to 345. ; Canadian, 31s. tn 3 ts. ;
Spanish. 465. to 60a.

ARRIVALS nao LONDON PROM JAN. 23 TO JAN. Z.O.
English and Scotch. Isiah. Foreign.
Wheat
Barley
I ::: : Oats
Malt
Lig,RYA Flaw. ASO sacks : Foreign, 10570 brla.