The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-01 00:00:00

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MONDAY EVENING.
There has been an active business in the English
mining share market, the further rise in the price of
tin stimulating confidence. The inquiries chiefly are
for Alfred Consols, Drakewalls, Cuberts, Tamar Con-1
031 s, St. Day United, Callington, Wheal Uny, Tre-
hane, Wheel Trelawney, North Towy, St. Aubyn
and Orylls, Mendip Rills, Bell and Lanarth,
The sales to-day include :—Devon Great Consols, at
450, 455; South Basset, 585, 595 ; North Pool, 305,
310; Creegbraws, 371, 40; St. Day United, 14,
2 prem.; Condurrow, 1221; West Treasury, 91,10 ;
Ponkellis United, 10, 11; Wheal Carpenter (Gwen-
near), 81; Levant, 145; Bell and Lanarth, 12, 13 ;
Balnoon, 11, 12 ; Sidney Godolphin, 51, 1; East
Beton and Mend, 5,1; East Darren, 108; East Pol-
gooth, 2; Allen. ; East Wheal George, 41, 5;
Linares, 16; West Providence, 65; Tamer Consols,
7,8; Wheal Uny, 18, 17 ; Pembroke and East
Crinnis, 41, ; Tremayne, 251, 26; Alfred Consols,
20, 21; Sou* Caradon. 225; Tinereft,l2, 1; North
Damsel, 11; Drekewalis, 7,8; Great Polgooth, 4:,
4; Mendip Mills, 7,8; Callington, 4,5; Trehane,
24, 26; Trelawney, 60, 62; Cobert, 11, ; North
Towy, 17s. 6d., 205.; St. Aubyn and Orylls, 7,8;
North Trelawney, 54; Tarry Consols, 6,1; Lud-
con, 2; West Robins. 10s.; Wheal Carpenter (South
Sydenham), 81; Yeoland Console, 61; Ifennock, 8# ;
Wheal Golden, 3}; Perrin Wheel Jane, 1.
The gold mining share market was very good,
=sure and bona jte purchases extending. The
of the Great -Nugget Vein form the only ex-
ception, being fiat. Australian Freehold finally
closed 1 to 1 prem. ; Colonial Gold, 3 3-16 to 5-16
prem. ; and Nouveau Monde, 1 7-16 to 9-16 prem.
This market was buoyant to the last. The managers
of the "rig" in Waller shares were taken by sur-
prise to-day by the delivery of 1,500 shares, the
whole of which had consequently to be taken by
them.

The shares of the old Australian Copper Company
were in demand, and purchased as high as 7f.

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United Mexican and Cobra shares are also better.
The advance in the shares of the General Mining
Company has not been maintained.
The non-official closing quotations are : Peel
River Land and Mineral, 71 to j prem. ; Austra-
lasian Coal, t to / prem.; Australian Mutual, par to
t prem.; Australian Consols, Ito prem. • Adelaide
Land and Gold, it die, to prem. ; Chartered Aus-
tralian Land and Mining, 1 dia. to par; Melbourne
Gold, Li per inare; Lewis-hill Range, Ito dia. ;
Golden Mountain, * to t pram. ; Garnett and Mose-
ley, par to 1 prem. ; La Peruvienne, par to
prem.; New South Wales Gold, par to 1 prem. ;
Brazilian Diamond and Gold, par to 1 prem.;
Burns' Creek Gold, dis. to par; Portland Iron,
Ito prem. ; Jamaica Copper, to 1 prem. ; Port
Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, 11 to prem. ;
Kenmare, # tot prem. ; Carberry West, par to
prem.; Connemara, 1 tot prem.; Glenanlin, par to
prem.; South Devon Consols, tot prem.; Misen
Head, par to prem.