The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-13 00:00:00

lanolin% undertAinp the changes consisted of an
improvement in Quebrada, English and Australian
Copter, and Peninsular and Oriental (New)
shares.

Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted to-
day 10 to prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine,
2 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Commercial Union Assur-
ance. to I, die. ; Universal Marine. 11 to 1
dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, dia, to par ;
and Mercantile Fire, nto 11 prem.
The cloning quotations for shares in new under-
takings to-day were as follows :—Bank of Ilindmi-
tan,ll to 11 dia. ; Union Bank of Ireland, 2to
dis. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, to
; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, par to
prt ; Bank of Queensland, 14 to 0/ dia. ; sad
ILoudon and Middlesex Bank, f da. to par.

MINIIB.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Cwci.

The mining market is quiet to-day, with only
a limited amount of business, and prices gene-
rally are quoted the WOO as yesterday.
East Caradon thanes are quoted 54 to 55 ;
Wheal Ludoott, 13ii to ;I ; and East Oarn Ere*,
ISt to At East Caradon, the lode in the 70
fathom level is 4to 5 feet thick, and is worth 75L
per fathom. It has not yet been cut through.
There are inquiries to-day for Yudeeamutana,
Port Phillip, and Fortuna mining shares. Other
foreign and colonial mines are quiet.
The South Auatrrlios Advertiser arid Chnnetat
of July 23 refers in the following encouraging
term 4 to the prospects of mining in the north of
the colony.
Yining more than ever engrosses the attention of the
public, and it is now improving rapidly. There M no wits
speculation, but what is doing is the result of the 'goody
'mph ymeot of all the capital that can be fairly diverted
from other channels to develop the unexhausted
wealth of this colony. zany a mineral property whim
would be worked in England is here left untouched, for es
other reason than that more valuable properties are evad-
able. Freak discoveries are constantly being brought be
light. The mines which show more prominently during the
month are—le the North, the properties of the Yudaniumo
tans Copper Company, on which large quantities of very
rich ore have been raised, and forwarded towards Pore
Augusta. Fresh lodes have been discovered, and from wheal
has been already seen of these properties, they promise Se
rank amongst the beet in the colony.

We are requested to state that no applications
for shares in the Silver Mountain United Mines
Company (Limited) will be received after Tuesday
next, the 16th inst., when the shares will be allotted
forthwith. _ _ .

.../W;;;requested to state that the share list of
the Crowan Consols Copper Mining Company will
be closed on the 25th inst. _ _ _

The letters of allotment of the Dolfrw-y-nog
Mining Company were sent out yesterday.
The subjoined weekly summary of the metal
market is extracted from the circular of Messrs.
Von Dadelszen and North : _ .

The metal market remains in &sound position. ThereAs
a steady business doing, and priors have beep fairly
maia-
tained. Welsh bars are very firm at from 5/. 75. 6d. to
b/. 103., free on board in Wales, while from stock hers the
prioo is 61. to 61. sa. There is a good businesa doing is
Staffordshire iron at stiffening prima. Scotch pig iron has
fluctuated much, closing Ma. cash, 665. 3d. to frds. Hues
months open. (topper.-English very 6,m, and both raw
and manufactured is not to be bad under official .motatioaL
There is a good demand for yellow metal ; sheets, Bjd.;
sheathing. Std. Some Weiner has been reported is Burrs
at 961. to 961. 10s. and 97/. ; holders now ask 971. 10s. sad
961. Kaintida nominally 97/. ; Spanish, 901. ; Chile, 87!. lo
881. Tin. -English in good demand at fixed rates. Strain
hr changed hands at 1131. cash, 1131.105. with full prompt
Banca is quiet at 116/. The Dutch market is firm at 67ifl.
to 686. TI. Plates.-Manufacturers are well supplied with
orders. Charcoal remains at previous qnotatsoos, bat for
coke 6d. advance Masked. Leads a little firmer, but them
is not much doing. Bpelter.-A fair amount of busioras hie
bees don* at 181. on the spot here. For forward delivery
18/. 2. 6d. to 18/. fis. asked. Spelter in Hull from 184 to
18/. 55., according to brands.
At a sale of copper ore bald at :.:.waosea on the 9th inst.
1.230 tons were sold for 19,31101. 6s. 11m following are
the particulars, viz. :

lie‘rbaven
Cokip
Wheal Maria
Springbok
W b -1 Maria
Ookip . .
......
Cabot
Hritlrb Itardes
Crossbeam
rtirow7
Loodaa
Mask.

Tong.
441
1111

_. L 3,799 1 0
.... 47715
10 0
~.. 428 5 0
~.. 1,46017 0
.... 754 7 6
.... 375 0 0
.... 125 14 0
.... 3,005 0 0
.... 4024 0
... 792 1 129 0
..- 326 16 6
... 568 8 0
~.. 46 16 0
.... 44 6 0
~.. 15 0
~.. 0 14 0

1,230

19,396_ 6 0

At the next sale. fixed for the 23rd inst., 1,832 tens Ilia
be offered, viz.:—Cuba, 646 toes; Keockmahon, 898;
Beuhaven. 398; Laney, 139; Canabolas, 32 ; and Loch-
vrinnock. 19 toes.
From Lady Bertha Mine (Sept. 11) Captain's Harper and
Mothers!' state :—"Since our report of Monday leak se
alteration has taken place in any part of the lilies. The
new eastern shaft is, down to date, 29 fathoms. Ground a
little harder than it has been for sinking."