The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-04 00:00:00

111111138.-(THIS DAYJ

Two o'CLocx.
The mining market is quiet to-day, with a mode-
rate amount of business. East Caradon shares
are firm, at 271 to!. Drakowalla are also inquired
for, at 11 to 21. Clifford Amalgamated are
13noted 27 to 28 ; Cook's Kitchen, 26 to
; East Basset, 78 to 80 ; Bast Cern
rea, Bto ; East Grenville, 6/ to 1 ; Great For-
tune, 36 to 37 ; Kitty St. Agnes, 71 to ; North
Downs, 21 to 1, being fiat ; Tincroft, 21 to ;
Wheal Grylls, 30/ to3le ; Wheal Ludcott, 31 to
4 ; Wheal Seton, =5 to 230 ; and Wheal Crebor,
14 to 2.
The Anglo-Brazilian Gold Mining Company
(Limited) has been formed, with a direction iden-
tical with that of the Don Pedro North del Rey
Mining Company. A letter of allotment to the
shareholders in the Don Pedro Company has been
'issued, and thus, at present, no applications are
invited from the general public. The circular in
question states that " the directors guardedly
withhold both the name and description of the mine
about to be purchased as, on the occasion of the
purchase of the Morro St. Anna Mine for the
Don Pedro' Company, Captain :Treloar's report
reached Brazil some time before even the prelimi-
nary arrangements could be entered into.
As soon, however, as the purchase has been
completed, Captain Treloar's detailed report
and description of the property will be for-
warded to the shareholders." The directors
express a belief that "a further call of 3s. per share
will be required as soon as they have received in-
formation of the purchase of the mine, and which
they consider will be sufficient to pay for and
develop the property."
The Capula Silver Mining Company (Limited)
have just received a box of very rich silver ore from
their mines in Mexico, specimens of which are now
to be seen at their office. The manager speaks with
great confidence of the state and prospects of this
mine ; and the more settled condition of the politics
of the country also affords encouragement.
The subjoined weekly summary of the metal
market is from the circular of Masers. von
Dadelszeu and North :
The metal market remains in a firm position. with • fair
amoant of burins in all branches. Iron : Welsh bars are
in fair demand at full priori, viz. :-61. 15s. to 6/. 17s. 641. at
the works and 61. 10e. f.o.b. here. Staffordshire, Jinn.
Scotch pig iron : A large business continues to be
done at advancing prime, the last quotations being
635. 3d. cash, and 54. three months open. Copper :
English raw and manufactured is firm at the advanced
price, and the smelters refuse to book orders for
forward delivery. The high ;nice demanded for foreign
checks business. We quote Burrs and Koplin& 981. to
991.: Spanish, 901. ; Chili, 851. to 861. Tin.—English firm,
at official prices ; Straits is quiet end sot much doing ;
paroels on the spot 1961. to 1261. 10•, with full prompt
1287. ; afloat, 1:10 sellers. A good business continues to be
done in Banes at 760. to mi.. sale conditions. The Dutch
market is firm, at 784 Tin Platea.—Cokes is good
demand, at steady prices. Chuvash are neglected.
Lead.—The market is steady, at 201. 7s. 6d. to 207 lb.
for good soft English. Spelter.—Basiseas done at 171. Its.
cash. The market is much firmer, W.H., 181. 10s.