The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-30 00:00:00

TARTIGMT.
Government Men-

Mies (including
Dead Weight An-
unity) ..... CIO EAG.C.AS
Other Securities 1u.536,217
Notes
Notes
nag dile.,
Cob

M 4,348

L 36,302,518
Vt. MILLER, Deputy CaaLaer.

Moamar Ensure
Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to 5-16
for the sth February, were first marked this morn-
ing 921 and 921, and closed at 921 to 1. For money
the last price was 92 to 1. The official business
report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols,
for money, 921, 1, 92 ; ditto, for account, 921 1;
Three per Cents. Rednoed, 9*, 1, ; New Tires
per Cents., 921, ; Bank Stock, 237, 236 ; India
Stock, 231 ; ditto Five gCent. Stock, 1081, f,
106 ; ditto for account, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent.
Debentures, 1001; ditto Bo lbs., 12e, 10s.
prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper,
1051.
A fall of 1 per cent. occurred in the India Five
per Cent. Stock, which closed at 1071 to 1061.
India Bonds were also lower,at 12e. to 15s.prem.
Exchequer Bills have again reoeded Is., leaving off
at 3s. dia. to Is. prem.
A moderate amount of business was done in
foreign stocks. Attention was chiefly directed to
Greek and Spanish.
In the market for bank shares the tendency of
prices was less favourable. Alliance Bank, Bank
of Queensland, Bank of British Columbia, London
and Brazilian, London sad Colonial, Union of Ire-
land, and Union Bank of England and France,
were all quoted rather lower. On the other hind,
Oriental Bank, Metropolitan and Provincial, and.
Ottoman Bank were rather dearer. There was a
recovery in National Discount shares, and a slight
reduction in South Australian Land. Telegraph
to India shares remain heavy.
Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 6 to 61
prem. • Thames and Mersey, 21 to 1 prem.;
Universal, 11 to 01 dia. ; North British ano. Mer-
cantile, 16/ to f • Commerce' Union, lf to die. ;
and London and Provincial Marine, dis to par.

The dosing quotations for shares in new under-
takings were as follows :—British and America*
Exchange Bank, 6j to 7f prom. ' • Cannes Hotel,
to lf prem. ; British and Foreign Marine Insurance,
lj to 11 prem. ;_ Continental Bank Corporation, par
to * prem. ; Union Marine Insurance, 2 to 24
prom.; Anglo-Parisian Brewery, * to I prem. •,O
Wells of Canada, 2} to 3 prem. ; Bank of Wales,
to 1, prem. ; Empire Marine, fto prem. ;
Anglo-Portuguese Bank, Ito prem. • Bank of
Great Britain, If to 2 pram.: Socifltif Financier.
of Egypt, f to f die- ; City of London Fire and
Life Insurance, 2 to 2f prem. ; Bristol and South
Wales Zinc Smelting, 4 to 1 prem. ; and Asia
Minor Company, 14 to 1 prem.
United States and Virginia Bonds were rather
firmer. Canada Five per Cents. were offered.

MINES.-(THIS DAY)

Two °Two'.

In the mining market to-day, the settle-
ment engages chief attention. Great Wheal
Fortune, Caradon Coned% and Wheal Har-
riett azes have improved, while North
Roskear have again declined. East Rimell
are dull. Subjoined are some of the present quota-
time, via.:—East Russell, to ; East Cara
Brea, lllttol2 ; Wheal Harriett, 6to ; North Crofty,
41 to 5 ; Wheal Union, 511 to 6 9 • West Tolgus, 61 to
63 ; North Roskeu 49 to 50; Camden Consols,
25 to 26 • East Cariclon, 484 to 49, being firm ;
Wheal &ills, 32} to 34 ; and Great Fortune,
32} to f.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet.
Dun Mountain are officially marked ; Santa Bar-
bara, f ; and United Mexican, h.
We are informed that appliiation is ..bout to be
made to the Committee of the Stock Exchange to
quote the shares of the Don Pedro North del Rey
Mining Company in the official list.
Notice has been given that the share list of the
Ramsay Lead Mining Company will be dosed on
the 9th February.
A meeting took place yesterday of the Great North-
ern Copper Mining Company of South Australia,
both with reference to the ordinary busiueiss of the
undertaking, and to receive the report of the com-
mittee appointed at the special meeting in July last.
It was determined, after a long and angry discus-
sion, to have the report of this committee read be-
fore receiving that of the directors. The meeting
was eventually adjourned to enable the committee's
report to be printed and circulated amotigit the
shareholders. As the business was entirely con-
fined to a discussion of the points raised in the re-
port of the committee, the directors' report was not
presented.
The reduction officer of the Cambrian Consoli-
dated Gold Mining Company reports as follows
from the mines near Dolgally, under .late of the
26th Jan. : . .

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This week I have bat little important sews relative to my
t ; the weather has been very rough, with high
which has impeded most materially our out-door
operatious, as also the getting together of the materials for
the repair of the stamps wheel .all. Wheel_ —I em getting
everything ready for the repair of this, sod hope by to.
morrow or next day to have her heaved and fiithly secured.
During this time we shall have • therough repair and
alteration of stamp*, straiten, ke. Stamping.—We have
stamped 10 toes of stuff from the No. 2 level, aed are
crania( up the result, which, r things go here, promisee
welL All theme lodes appear to be airs with gold, sad we
cannot tell Mow soon we may cat a richly remunerative

heath.
With referenc, to the North Vigra and Welling-
ton lodes the same company's report states as
follows :

North Vigra. —We are driving the adit level west to
Hill as fast as the nature of the {round permits ; the lode
is still large and ecru promising. The north branch is about
1 foot wide, very kindly in appearance, composed of black
ore, nmndio, and quarts ; driving by four men at 7/. par
fathom. Wellington—This lode still continues very kindly
it is now about 4 feet wide, and shows specks of gold on
the Wein.

At the Lady Bertha Mine meeting, yertenlay, a call of
3s. 6d. per share vet made.

•
NARROW ESCAPE OP LORD AVKLAND.—A most
providential and extraordiaary escape from imminent dan-
ger (says the Stamford Mercury) occurred on Monday last
to Lad Aveland whilst driving in his phictoe on the turn-
piluroad between Normanton and Stamford. In descend-
ing the hill into Shackelwell hollow the horse fell, and.
struggling to get up, got the shaft in the bridle. which
wes pulled off. The servant speedily got out, but the
violent kicking and desperate rtentance of the horse per-
mitted no control, and galloping in all speed with the car-
riage was met on the road by several persons, but every
effort to stop the animal was unavailable, until a young
gentleman on horseback (nephew of Mr. Syson' his lord-
ship's steward) rode at the home's head, and turning it
to the hedge, after a hundred yards' struggle, brought
it to a stand. We hear this pliant conduct has been
rotinikently responded to by his lordthip.
CURIOUS AMIDE-NT TO A COW.-011 Saturday,
the Atherstose hounds, after having had a splendid rya,
neared Iferialidi in the way for Arbury. la crowing_ the
hill s mow became alarmed, 'tubed off at full gallop down
the descent, made a complete surnmereittlt, broke her neck,
mid died inessataneensly.—Noniegneet Journal.

,srattruto INTELLIGENCE.

TAWERSAINS. —Ts lIMAT.

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The attendeaos to-day was very small, mid attempts to
Pewee speculation almost fruitless. Scarcely a dozen bets
were booked during tbe afternoon, and those to such trifling
amounts that they cannot be accepted as any criterion of
Vas actual tone of the market. Admiral Bones handicaps
were made the subject of conversation, and the general
tendency of criticism was decidedly in their favour, I,oooto 30
being once or twice offered on the field for the City and Sub.
urban. The Liverpool Grand National was cot even alluded to
during theafternoon. For the Cheater CupStradeUaremained
at the heed of the quotations, and wesbacked for a "pony"
at 20 to 1, which odds were currently offered on the field
lip to the close. 25 to 1 was taken about Black Deer, and
33 to I about Anfield, though a cousiderably shorter price
was perhaps the correct quotation of the last named. The
Two Thousand was barely mations& but after a little
badinage 100 to 6, and than 90 " ponies" were taken about
Tom Fool. 100 to 6 was taken about Pratkpae. For the
Derby 5251. to 1001. wan offered against Lord Clifdeo, bat
hie friends were not present this afternoon, and he was
einesq_uestly not supported. The other transactions on the
Feat Epsom race regain no comment. The filly races were
mtroduced towards the nice% sad 200/. even laid ou Lady
Almada, Oamidia, Oseimes, end Tornado spinet the fell
for the One Thanand, and the like =oust on Avondale,
=Vat* °mid* sad The Orphan for the Oaks.
felon:
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GREAT NOWIRANPTONSHIRR swum.

15 taTriat—liarsisZb;;4l7PaTnek:37ll, Bst3h(t)
TWO THOUSAND orawmes.
100 to 6 apt Mr. Naylaea Pratiqua (t)
20 to 1 Xr. E. &sylay's Toga Fool (t)

ONE THOUSAND.
200 oven on Lady Augusta, Cosaidia. Cachara, and Tor-
nado against the held (0)
CHESTER CUP.
_

20 to 1 apt coraWF. Stradella, 4 yrs,
7st 41b (t)
25 to 1 Mr. Gadding's Black Deer, 3 yrs, sst
10Ib (t)
1010 to 30 Greeille's Anfield, 3 me, sst 81b (t)
33 to 1 Lord Stamford's Le Xametal, 3 yrs, 6st
21b (t)
40 to 1 Mr.lispilles Plover, 3 yrs, 6st 31b (t)
200 to 100 tie 3-yr-olds (t)