The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-06 00:00:00

itecApts.

1849:

1860.
-771-
876
18

Mi
164

100
221
126
1681
220

100
224
143
1881
230

ii 6
436

►2i
170

ill
239

2i51
15

ii 4
160
lid

491 i
ao

17,i
47
30
68
163

BRITISH.

711
211
1071

Aberdeen
Ballast sad Ballymena
Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire
Bolton, Blackburn. & Vi aYorit.
Bri.tal and Exeter

1849. , 1850.
673! 568
997 ; 1,239
420; 407
4,813, 4,669
5,841 6,194
2,0041 3,326
2431 360
890, 1,03?
1,383; 1,402
- 456
526 667
151 148

Caledonian
Chester and Holyhead
Dublin and Belfast Junction
Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown
Dundee and Arbroath
Dundet.,Perth,Aberdeen J zinc
Dundalk and Enniskillen
East Anglian
But Lancashire
Eastern Cnunties and Norfolk
Eastern Union
Edinburgh and Glugow
Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee
Furness Railway
Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr__ I
Glasgow, Paisley ,and Greenock
Great Northern& B. Lincolnah
Great Southern and Western I I)
Groat Western
Lancaster and Carlisle
_ __ _

2901
256

71#
211
107#
72

Lsneadiire and Yorkshire
Leeds and Think
Literpool,CroAy, & Southport
London and North Western
London and Blaekwall
London, Brighton, and S. CO&SI
London and 8 otioh Western

Londonderry and Enniskillen
Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c.
Manchester, Sheff & Lincoln

Manchester and South Junction
Maryport ant Carlisle
Midland
Midland DreatWeaern.(l)
Newcastle and Carlisle
North British
North Stafford•hire
Scottiah Central
Scottish Midland
Shrewsbury and Drinincham
Shrewsbury cnd Chester
Shropshire Union
South Devon
South Eastern
SouthYork.,Doncaster & Goole
Taff Vale

Ulster
West Cornwall
Whitehann Junction
York, Nene 'pd., Berwick
York and North Midland
FonstoN.

6'l3' 764
3,3901 3,612
16,487116,366
1,3771 2,607
.3,3161 3,479
.2,244 2,346
- 468
2,649'1 2,476
[ 1,069 :1,167
2,006 3,533
3,769 4,476
27482 3,823
14.355116,076
2321 1,164
2411 272
44,910149,077

Amiens and ILulogne
Dieppe
Montereau and Troyes
Northern of France
Orleans to Bluntes
Orleans to 11 r had:
Paris and Oricans
Paris and Rouen
Rouen and Havre

1,196 1,190
10,675;12,602
:3,377'13,316
156 167
154 206
3.747 6,479326
-
601. 681
21,583, 22,961
1,1001 1,304
2,0991 2,268
2,703 3,328
- 4,644
1,213, 1,445
3331 415
113{ 618
1.431 1,538
2.56 457
1,993 2,165
9,,402 13,538
- 1,057
2,205, -
736, 871
2891 349
226 221
14,684,15,766
7,003, 8.267

1,072: 1,201
4301 636
687. 904
11,716:17,902
2,331', 2,817

MINES.

(From the Mining Jour,ral.l

6.912! 7.819
6,042; 6,127
2,881! 2,518

There does rot appear to have been more than an average
amount of business transacted duti..:r the week. We hey.
had inquiries for shares in several mints, but the prices
generally were under the quotttions ; in some instances,
however, shares have been ,:one at an advance.
Inquiries ar., being made for Wes: Carathn, South russet,
Treviskey and Ranier, Allred Console, Tretasyne,
. .

Shares in the followinu mines have chanced hands during
the week :—Devon Great Cunrels, Est Wheal Rose, South
Basset, %Wet Caradon, Trelawny, East Buller, Pvnil aaaaa ,
Bedford United, East T Herodefoot. llenncck, Doren,
OU'lllll., Alfred Consols, Tremsyne, Camlnrne Console,
Trefnais, incroft, Wheal Bawden, Wes, Po*,:)o.b, Mary Ann,
Stray Park, Wheal Lanofurd, Tavy Consols, Tamar
Wheal Treecoll. Ilasvkrceor, St. Anbyn and Grylls, Disk:
Wall', Wheal Franco, Allt-y-Crib, Botch France., Wheal
dec.
In faeign mines the transactions have taken plans
in Steatite°, St. John del Rey, United Mexican, Berms
Range, Cobr., Imperial Brrellien, Unarm, Auvtrailtn.
By rreeat accounts from South Australia' we learn that the
directors of the Barra Barra intended to deelnem a ditched
at the rate of 200 per mar. in March Nat.

EXPORTATION OF THIS PRECIOUS METALS. - The fol-
lowing are the of returns or the exports of silver from
the port of London for the past week :—Siberr bar, to St.
Petersburg. 687.750 r z. ; coin to dittz, 623,890 cz. ; ditto to
Dunkirk, 200.000 cz. ; di.to to B 'wham, 29,000 ; ditto to
Baulogne, 2,200 cz.—Tutal, 1,359,879.

WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE

MARKETS.

MINCING LANZ, SATMDAY Moaxixo.
The chief feature of importance in the Colonial =whets
this week has been the al:. ration to-day art the duties leviable
on Sugar, in the reducti,n of 1:. upon the firmer seals for
British, and 1.. lid. on that for foreign; the bu'k of the for •
mu being now ednaissable at I Is., and that of the latter at
17e. per cwt. This alteration has not had any inflames
upon the rates for the ar icle, excepting the very low
kind', which declined slightly, the closing prince to-
day being for the biter Potts filly equal to these of last
week, atol the market altogether app.:ring firm.
Several parcels (...7 foreign have changed hands by pri-
vate cantract. Coffee remains in aci oiler position to
that of the previtus week. Imp rtus have c xhibtted fins-
neu by not peering sales, end the t utiness bar therefore
been somewhat limited. Native ha., however, changed
hands, at 435. 63. per cwt., under which there are now no
sellers. Fine Rice his commani'ed high rates, of which
kind several parcels have been off 'red ; and Saltpetre has
been sold at about Leiner iixotatims. Pepper continue
firm, while in other kinds of Spies not any alteration hes
occurred. The Tea market hu gone on Improving, and fair
common Congou is scarce. at 101 d. per lb., while the qmlities
up to Id. are more readily saleable.