The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-14 00:00:00

MINE&-(THIS DAYJ

Two &Chow.

There is not much business in the mining market
to-day, but the tendency of prices is favourable.
Feat Russell shares are in renewed demand, and
have risen to 51 to it. Wheal Seton and New Rose-
warns are also better—the former at 166 to 170, anal
the latter at 20 to 22. Chiverton are rattier
lower, at 91 to 10. East Carleton are quoted 27
to f ; West Chivertoo, 51 to 52 ; and Chiverton
Moor, 6f to f. In the Stock Exchange Great
South Tolgus shares have been dealt in at 5 ; West
Caradon, at 18 and 181 ; and Wheal Ludcott,
at if.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive,
and prices without change.
The Crenver and Wheal Abraham United Mining
Company is the title of a new undertaking just
brought forward under influential auspices. The
capital in 150,0001., in 30,000 shares of 51. each, of
which only 11,000 remain for allotment. The mineral
properties to be worked are situated in the centre
of the richest mining district in Cornwall, and are
known as Wheal Abraham, Crenver, Oatfleld,
Wheal Sarah, and Trenoweth. They form a
continuous run of rich mines for upwards
of a mile on the course of the lodes, due east and
west, and are surrounded by mines which have paid
very large dividends. Favourable reports on the
properties from well known practical mining autho-
rities are included in the prospectus.
From Bast Wheal Russell the following telegram
was received from the agent yesterday :—" The lode
in 120 worth 551. to 601. per fathom ; indications
and character good ; no other change."
At West Chiverton, Valpy's lode has been cut in
the 80 fathom level crosscut south, worth 50/. per
fathom, and the mine has otherwise greatly im-
proved. The 80 west in Williams's lode is now
worth 1001. per fathom ; 80 east ditto, 301. ; 70 •
west ditto, 25/. ; 70 west, Elizabeth's, 7!. ; 80 west,
Valpy, 501. ; 80 east ditto, 501. ; total value, 2621.
The subjoined weekly summary of the metal
market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadel-
RUM and North :

The metal market is beginning to feel the effect of the •
advance in the rate of discount ; operators use great can-
non. &mimes has been very quiet, each, some articles
priors have a downward tendeocy. ban: Mahe
are full of orders, and previous quotations are fully lasi- •
taiud. The same remarks appl► to Staffordshire nen.
Scotch pig iron has given way, present quotations being
60s. 6d. and 61s. 9d., 3 months' prompt. Copper Smite,.
adhere to official quotations, both for raw and neems-
factored, but second-hand parcels of tile soil cake are oh- •
minable a couple of pounds below filed prices. Burrs in •
quoted 101/. ; Kannada, 1021. ; and Chili, 904 Tio.—Pies •
quality of Straits realised 1131. 10s. Banos, nominally,
1151. The Dutch market is at67i ff. English tie olitaiaibhe
from 34 par ton below smelters' prawn. Tin Plats.—The
doomed continues good, prices unaltered. Lead has be.
come quiet and rather easier. Spelter.—A gond demand
has sprung up for Hull delivery, for which as high as 181.
2e. 6d. was paid ; the demand still contianes. Parcels on
the spot bare realize only 164

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
ITRLS DAT.)
Off lINCIIIIO AND caniaaarronsa. TIIIZOLAP11.)
(mom ocra owl 001111113PONDIRT.)
Market very dull at yesterday's prima Was probabbr
about 3,000 balm