The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-27 00:00:00

Marine, dia. to par; end Oriental and General
Marine, 1 to If prem.
The closing quotations for shares in new undee-
takings to-day were as follows :—British aid
Foreign Marine, fto prem., ex the new issue
Empire Marine, fto prem. ; Westminster and
Southwark Bank, par to 1 prem. Panonia Leather
Cloth, f to f prem. ; West Surrey Tanning, k to
f prem. ; Union Marine, If to If prem. ; Mercan-
tile and Exchange Bank,' to I dia.; National Bank
of Liverpool, 4 to 44 pram ; Bank of Otago, I to 2
prem. ; and London Bent of Scotland 1 to I I
prem.
A decided fall took place to-day in Canada go-
vernment bonds. New Brunswick were likewise
heavy, and Victoria have slightly receded.

MINER.-(THIS DAYJ

Two ol

The mining market is inactive with for
transactions. Wheal Seton shares are lower, at
240 to 245, while Marko Valley ate ratbor
better, at 71 to 8. East Caradon and
without change at 411 to 42. The
fortnightly settlement partly engages attention. In
the Stock Exchange Wheal Ludcott have been deals
in at 54 ex div.
Foreign and colonial mining shares remain
inactive. Port Phillip have changed hands at 11,
and St. John del Rey at 66.
The first ordinary gen meeting of the Gilvach
Coal Company (Limited) took place on Tuesday
Let, Mr. Brockett in the chair, when a satisfactory
report of the present position nd prospect' of the
company was read. In consequence of the mineral
property of the company having been much ex-
tended, a resolution was unanimously adopted to
allot the hitherto unissued shares to the public,
preference being given to the present shareholders.
Applicatiowi will be received up to Saturday, the
16th May.
At North Jane Mies meeting on the 23rd tact., • call of
10a per share was made.
I At South Wheal Crofty meeting on the 2D4h inst., the
amounts showed a debit balance of 6691. Os. id's s
call of
20a. re gore was made.
The Wills Mine sold on the 23rd Mat. 70 tons of Iced
ore, at 12!. 7s. 6d. per ton ; and the North Lary, 20 ter,
at 131. per ton.
From Great Laxey the agent writs:—" At the north,
or Dumbell's, the rich run of ore ground laid open down to
the 50, and in the nap sinking below which (now down
some fathoms) it is valued at 100/. to 150!. per fathom, has
been met with is the 110, worth about 30!. per fathom, and
looking well for improvement. This discovery, although
long anticipated, is most important, r it lays open in this
corner of the mine 60 fathoms of valuable bare. In the
south or copper ground the ore discovered in the 100 het
bees met with in the 120, 140, 165, and the 190 fathom
levels, in the latter 100 fathoms nearer than was aatici-
paled, thus opening out en immense amount of reserve
ground. The
ThlhxrpgintLdresenintinmeoant retinuespinhijhblPrad-
-4,0001. worth of lead and copper ores, and have shipped in
the same period, under their standing contract, about MO
tons of bleode, worth about 760!."

BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.)

The Board of Trade returns for the month and
three months ended the Slat March, were issued
this morning. We subjoin a statement of the
total declared value of the exports of British and
Irish produce and manufactures during the month
and the three months in the last three years :
For the
Per the mouth. three menthe.
1061 ...... ...... 110,030,830 £27,669.249
1362
1053

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The returns for January (this year) were
8,046,1561. ; February, 9,298,5701. ; and for March,
as will be seen above, 10,217,4751.

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