The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-04 00:00:00

THIS DAY.

o'CLocx.
The English stock market has experienced a fur-
ther decline to-dry, the dispute with the United
States about the fisheries being used to depress prices.
Consols have been sold at par, but the market has
since become firmer, and the present quotation is
1001 to both for money and the 12th last. The
Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to ; the New
Three•and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041 to 1; Bank
Stock, 234. The floating debt is unchanged in price.
Business in the foreign house continues limited.
Mexican New Bonds have been done at 26, but are
now better again at 25; to j. Portuguese Fours
have declined to 36. Spanish new Deferred Threes
mark 221 to 1 ; Equador, 4! • Orenada Deferred, 9k;
Buenos: Ayres, 781 to 80; Brazilian Scrip, 21 to 21

LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANG-M7--'.

MINES.

TURODAT EVENIN•.
There is still, comparatively speaking, nothing
doing in mining stocks, inquiries having for a time
fallen off, and generally the market may be said to
maintain a very dull appearance. There is a demand,
however, for shares in the United Mines, both here
and in ornwall, and the price, which two months
ago stood at 84/., is now (,001., at which figure
buyers are actually offering. This is rather a remark-
able instance of the fluctuating but frequently ex-
tremely lucrative character of mining business.
The course of the copper market is still decidedly
upward, a fact that will be regarded with much
satisfaction by mine shareholders. Another advance
in price was looked for to-day.
The gold mining share market was quiet, and
rather flat. Liberty shares closed I to 1 prem.
Shareholders of the Golden Mountain Company will
read with satisfaction an announcement from the
directors published in our advertising columns.
' There was a further fall in (Akre shares, which
closed only 40 to 41 ex div.
The non-official quotations of the new mines are as
follows:—Connemara, 1, to 14 prem.; Kenmore, It
to prem.; Glenaulin, 1.. to 3 prem.; North Wales
Consols, Ito ?, prem.; Carberry West, to prem.;
Kahan to prem.
The advice. received by the Liguanca and Genre
Mining Companies of Jamaica by the last mail give a
very satisfactory account of the River Head Mine
belonging to the company.
The United Mexican Mining Association have re-
ceived their usual monthly report from the mines, of
which the following is an extract :
Mine of Rayas.—The operations of the owners in this
mine had been attended with more success within the last
few weeks. The second quarterly liquidation of accounts
would take place at the end of the month, the probable
amount of profit on which period world be over 10,000 dole,
a third of which sum belongs to the company.
Mine of Jesus, Maria y Jose.—Four workings have been
simultaneously carried on throughout the month, namely :
The respective fronts of S. Pablo and La Natividad, the
pose of S. Apolonio, and the work of ventilation. In the
first-named (rents orend, the vein is pour and narrow, with
some favourable appearances in the class of rock, and oc-
casional stones with a trace of silver. In La Natividad the
vein has varied, being at times poor, and at others giving
some good cones of ore. The peso is being carried down
upon the vein, and a small kilo or thread of rich ore had
been met with which had widened somewhat in going
down. The general aspect of this speculation was quite as
hopeful as when last reported on.
Mina Orande.—This mine was to be delivered to its
owners at the end of the month. _ _ _ _

Mine of Trinidad.—The extreme hardoeu of the rock
had limited the distance driven throughout the month to
It 40-100 yams, and no vein bad yet been reached,
nevertheless, the entire aspect of the mine was such
at the date of the despatch as to lead to the belief of a very
elms proximity to the lode, and it was supposed that the
coming week would develop something decisive on the point.
Finances in Mexico.—The available asset brought down
to the 26th of June was 12,019 doll. 4c., exclusive alike of
liabilities and current expenditure. The gross value of
tertas and rile in the Haciendas was 108,000 dole., while
the amount ezeended on "bought toes" fur the month had
been 22,000 dole.; and in salt and quicksilver, 9,000 dots.
, Quicksilver—A slight ries bad taken place. To guard
against the effect of any immediate rise, 100 ft tilts at
43 dole. had been purchased. The stock on hand was—
oz.
In store 50 containing 3,750 0
In use at Barren 19,368 6
In use at Dolores
In use at Duran
35,962 15
39,712 15
Zacatecas Claims.—Alter much pressing on the part of
her Majesty's plenipotentiary, Mr. Ramirez, the minister of
foreign affair, had again turned his attention to this matter,
bat had taken exception to one of the items of the claim,
viz., the amount of law charges, even at the modified cum
proposed. It was trusted that the exertions of the agents
of the emaciation in Mexico would, coupled with the
asaistants of Mr. Doyle, the British minister, ere long
bring the matter to a close.
The claim advanced some years ago against the company
by Mr. Beltran Rangers in respect of the mine of San Juan
de Sacramento at Clara, had been (as was stated at the
half-yearly meeting of proprietors on the 28th instants, re-
cently agitated by his heirs, who are represented by Mr.
Manuel Barends, formerly the advocate of the company.
Such primary steps bad been taken by the manager, ea-
'bad by legal advice, as was requisite.