The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-12 00:00:00

and-a-Half per Cents, 751 ; India Five per Ost.
Stodr,lo7l, t,_l9 ; ditto for account, 1071,
ditto Bonds, preen. ; Five per Cent. " enraoss
rupee paper, 108; ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per
Cent., 110, 4.
There was a decided recovery from v
hasty fall in the India Five per Cent. stioceiltirdig
closing quotation was 108 to 1. The rupee
was steady. belie Bonds were purchased at
prem. Exchequer Bills have again risen Is., cloche
at lea. to 19s. prem.
Business in foreign securities was lees active than
of late, except as regards Spanish Certificates, which
were in renewed request, owing to the Madrid state-
ments just published.

MINEB.-(THI8 DAY.)

Two o'Chocw.

In the mining market to-day Wheal Ludoott
shares opened more firmly, and are now quoted le
exactly. Great Wheal Fortune are very firm, at
29i to 30i ; East Caradon are quoted 44} to 46;
Marks Valley, 10 to ; and North Downs, 41
to In the Stock Exchange Devon Great Cm-
Pols shares have been dealt in at 4321 Nowt
Clogan, at prem. ; East Caradon, at 44,
and 44i ; Fast Cain Brea, at 17 and lei ; Nt
Downs, at 4! ' • and North Wheal Basset, at 4i.
In foreign and colonial mining shares there is ne
alteration of importance.
It is a fact of some interest that at the grand dis-
tribution of awards yesterday at the International
Exhibition, a medal was given to the Vigra and
Clogau Mining Company, as baying been the first
to produce gold from the auriferous veins of this
country in marketable quantities, and so as to
yield a profit. Mr. Parry, the local manager, is
also complimented in the report of the jury, as
having been greatly instrumental in producing this
result.

With reference to the Otea Copper Mining Com-
pany, lately announced, it appears that 30,0001.
worth of copper ore has been sold from the mine,
chiefly raised from above the edit, and that it is
estimated that 4,000 tons of rich ore are still avail-
able there, while below the edit the limited ground
yet opened will yield a great deal of ore. It is said
that with proper machinery considerable immediate
profits can be made, which will be increased as the
works are extended. An important fact is that
there is no land osrriage, while the freight to Eng-
land (in the wool ships) varies from only 2s. 6d. to
12s. 6d. per ton. The company is to obtain the
mine, with 300 acres of land (freehold) for 15,000 L
(two-thirds of it being taken in paid-up shame), and
a royalty of 1-20th.
According to the report from Rosewarne United
received at the London office yesterday, in the "58
west of Richard's shaft, the lode in the rise is very
much improved in the last day or two, worth for
copper 251. per fathom." This accounts for the
demand for the shares which took place two days
ago ; but it is asked why the brokers and dealers
knew of this important change before any advice
was received at the office 1

The subjoined weekly seminary of the metal
market, is extracted from the circular of Mews.
Von Dadelazen and North :

A fair amount of Wines has bees done in the aril
market since our brat report; prime have been well me/s-
-tained, and there appears every probability of a steed; de-
mand as present quotations. Welsh bass are in fair request et
from W. Ita. 6d. to bf. 15s. free as bawd in Wales, sod ea
about 61. per toe, free on board here. Staffordshire
qualities are steady, and in moderate demand. Book&
pig Woe hoe gives way sisee our but report to
bls. 3d., amis. Oopper.—Owing to the rise in
the standard of ell; tie smelters refuse to mg
either masehminred or cake and jogai' under °Sag

quotations, but secomd4rad puma of the /Mir
am &Aerobic, a liras mow Axed prices. Barra hes been
sold at 65/., aid Kapunda is held for 961. We quire Spezia
from 871. to 88/., end Chili 861. The 500 tams rensired
topper eels were sold on the 9th uM. is Honied at abed
518., aqua to about 901. delivered ben. net cash. 11a—
The dammed for Fattish is of an avenge character, and a
steady briars has been does is smite at 1131. cash, fen
oonsnmption, sad also the erne price with full prompt.
Banco has been at 1151. 10s. delivered horsy though rest
beid for MI. The Dutch market is acrimony OWL
Tin plates continue in good demised far immistilate
delivery, and manufacturers insist on fall prices. feed is
more offered ; we oar* good soft English, 201. 10a., bra
broods up to 21/. 10s. Speller—The market is much furor ;
holders see not at al! anxious to realise ; business has been
done in on the spot here at 181. The demand for
Birmi mis increasing, and the stock in Hull him*
y dralard, holders are enabled to obtain ethane.
tug prior ; burner has been reported at 181. 2s. 6d., and
18/. se. cask, sad W. H. is now quoted from 181. lbs. to 1.91.
From Ringer, Down the .gent reports :—" The Ile
fathom level is of the ei roe vales, and the 86 is exceedingly
promieiog."