The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-14 00:00:00

The shares of the imperial Bank of Turkey were
last quoted 8t to 9 prem.
Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at Bto st
prem. ; Thames and Massey; S} to I prem. • Uni-
versal, It to 1 dia. • North British and Nieman.
tile 184 to ; Coniniercial Union' to } die. ;
and London and Provincial Marine, par to prem.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings were as follows :—British and American
Exchange Bank, 8f to 9 prem. • British and
Foreign Marine, 24 to 3 prem.; Cannes Hotel, 1}
to 2 prem. i Union Marine Insurance, 2} to 3 prem.;
Anglo-Parisian Brewery, } to 1 prem. • Oil Wells
of Canada, 2 to 2}_prem. ; Bank of Wiles, t to
rem ; Empire Marine, lt to 1} prem. • City of
London Fire and Life lnsurance, 2 to 2 prem. •
Factage Parisien, f to lt prem. ; Natal Cotton,
14 to 1} prem. ; City Discount, }to prem. • Joint
Stock Discount, } t prem. ; Bt. James's 'Hotel,
1 to } prem. ; and South Kensington Hotel, t to t
prem.

MINES.-(THIS DAYJ

Two o'CLooi.

The mining market is quiet to-day. Cook's
Kitchen, East Caradon, Great South Tolgus, North
Roskear, North Crofty, Wheal Harriett, Wheal
Ludoott, and Wheal Seton shares are firmer, while
East Russell and Great Fortune are dull. Other
mines are quiet, at previous quotations. Cook's
Kithen shares are now quoted 321 to 33t ; Drake-
walls, 24 to ; East Caradon 474 to ; East
Russell, 41 to ; East Bosewarne, 31 to 1 ;
Great South Tolgus, 61 to I ; Great For-
tune, 32 to ; North Roskear, 474 to 464 ;
North Crofty, 41 to ; Stray Park, 36 to 37 ;
Tm-
croft, 16 to ; Wheal Harriett, 31 to ; Wheal
Ludcott, 74 to ; Whet/ Seton, 2171 to M 4 ;
Mogan, 25.. to 275. 6d. ; and Wheal aryl's, 'a
to 35.

Cape Copper share% are better, St. John del Bey
steady, and Yudanamntana dull. Other foreign
and colonial shares are inactive.

At the St. Day United Maas eseetimi yesterday, the so-
counts showed a debit telanoe of 1,9171. A call of WI. PR
share was wade.

Bryn Owing Hine sold at Holywell on the 12th inst.
60 tons of lead ors at 141. 14s. 6d. per toe.
Loos Rake Nine sold at Holywell on the 12th las*.
tons of °rest 14/.ls. per tee.
The subjoined weekly summary of the metal
market is from the circular of Messrs. von Da-
delazen and North :
The metal market has shown great steadiness since onr
Issslzoort'; a fair amount of business has been done, sod
e articles have an upward tendency. Iron.--The de-
mand for Welsh bars is slack, at 51. 10e. to 51. 121. lid., free
cm board in Wales, and at a corresponding price hers.
Staffordshire iron is steady. Scotch pig iron has not un-
dergone any change, closing at 545. cash. Copper. —A very
large business has been done, and the smelters having sold
largely for immediate and for forward delivery, now refuse
to book orders unless at an advance in price. In some in-
stances a couple of. pounds above the fixed prises have
already been paid. Burrs is held for 961., with buyers at
961. Rapes& has been sold for arrival at 931. Spanish,
861. ; sod Chili, is Liverpool, has realised 821. 10s. to 831.
Tice—English in good demand at fixed quotations. Foreign
continues firm. Straits, cash 1201., and 1211. with three
mouths prompt. Daring the last few days close upon 5,000
slabs Sanaa hare been sold here at 1211. cull, and 1221. up
to 1221. 10s. with three months prompt. The Dutch market
is firm at 716. Tin plates ere is far demand. Prices both.
for ooke and charcoal er• unaltered. Lead is quiet—ordi-
nary Deft English, 211. fie. to 21/. 10e. ; W. B. in request at
221. 15s. to RI.. Speller.—The demand having fallen off
prices see a shade easier, bet on the other hand holders are
firm. We quote spot at IN se. ; spring shipment, 181.10 s,