The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-16 00:00:00

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nus, Ariu.ls.—StGeresain, 670; Versailles (right
Mak). MI U ; (laßbank). 30633 ; Perla and Dd.-anal 136 tta
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'X. Pa= 11133 73; end qi 7;
; 366; 31 Parts and"kis"°.:l
Tiara. HO; Moos ma Patainp. SU 13 ; &views sad Sesta. 110;
Perls and bow. 110.
Bkaux, Aram 14.—Voluntary Loan, 103; New
Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103; ditto
(1852), 103; National Debt, Commercial Ma-
rine Society's Premium, —; Bank Shares, 103.
VIENNA, APRIL 14.—Five p Cent. Metalliques,
95k. New Loan (A), 95(; (B), 1091. Four-and-
a-Half per Cent. ditto, 841. Bank Shares, 1,272.
Exchange on London, 12.15.
MADRID, APRIL 10.—Three per Cents., 411 ; after
Bolas, 411 e.; New Three per Cents., 211 ; after
Bolas, 21 3-18 c. Debt of lst clue, 71; after Bobs,
71; ditto of 2nd elms. 51 ; after Boles, 51e. Bank
of St. Ferdinand, 100ia Exchange on London,
6015.

THVESDAY EVENING.
Prices have been evenly maintained for most of
the shares quoted ia our list of yesterday, and an
average amount of business has been transacted, both
in dividend and other shares. For South Basset
there has been considerable demand, and the Clive
shares are actively inquired for, both in the London
and Hull markets. The prices for all the eastern
mines have been firm, with a tendency in some
cases to advance. In the western mines a very large
business has also been done, and the general position
of the market is very satisfactory. The principal
business has been effected at the following prices :
West Alfred Console, 25, 26; Clive, 2,1; Alfred
Consols, 181, 19 ; West Ding Dung, 5,,, 6 ;
ler, 21, 3 ; Wheel Mary Ann, 42, 44; Garreg, 215.,
225. 6d.; South Tolgus, 150, 155; Trenanee, 7,8;
Wheal Harriett, 305., 355. ; Wheal Arthur, 11,
12 ; Cupid, 61, 71; South Bassett, 420, 430; South
Wales Mining Company, 21, 3 ; Orredd, 2, I ;
Wheal Mary Emma, 3,4; West Providenoe 50,
521 ; Tincroft, 10, 1; Mendip Rills, 2; Union
Tin Smelting Company, 375. 61., 405.; Tamar Con-
sols, 41, ; South Tamar, 4,1; Trannaek and
Bounce, 31, 41; Trevelyan, 3; Wheal Golden, 3;;
Cooks Kitchen, 4; Worthing, I, 2.
The gold mining share market was quiet today,
the settling occupying attent'on. The Califontian
shares remain flat, and Ague Frias have further re-
ceded, but prices of the colonial descriptions arc firm.
Australian Freehold were in steady demand. Rocky
Bar shares (201. paid), were quoted 101. to 151. prem.;
Colonial Gold are quoted 1 to 1 prem.; Lake
Bathurst, 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; Quartz Bock, par to
1 prem.; New Grenada, i to 3 prem.
There was a considerable full to-day in English
and Australian Copper Smelting Company's shares,
which ruled at / to Z prem. yestetay, and were
to-day sold as low as -1 dia.; Great Polgooths were
inquired for.
Mining in New Granada is receiving increased at-
tention, as is proved by the formation of a new com-
pany for carrying on operations in this region, under
the title of " The Mariquita and New Granada
Mining Company," with a capital of 100,000/., to be
raised to 150,0001. Ono important feature proposed
is the amalgamation of the two companies already
at work in this district, being the Maimota Mining
Company, and the Santa Ana Mining Company--
which between them, will receive 77,088 shares in
the new association. The Marmota Mining Com-
pany his been working at a profit for the last three
years, and the shares, on which 2/. 10s has been
paid, are now worth about 121. in this market.