The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-11 00:00:00

JOINT STOCK BANKS.

Meant Dwattest
minas dons
!Marta RAMS. Paid yesterday. to.day.
——
10,500 40 kustraliall
40,0 w 25 Chartd. Pack of Asia I 1 Ipa
50,000 20 Chart. Bank of India,
Amtralia. and China 2 1/ 21 pm 41
25,000 29 Ingltila, M.IW, aad
Agleam Clasratred 4 3 31 pm 71 7
23,000 20 London Ilia of Aro
walk awl bails
23,000 20 London Cloweired Itsak
of Ameaslis
24.100 23 °distal Bank Corpora. all 65 54
80,000 6 floral austral. Banking
sad Gold Import. Co 1 par pm
6,000 25 tooth t Means
20,000 le Union r. Anatrada
8,000 ... Do. New

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11,050 190' kaidrellan Asrl..-I, IS
123,71: Brit. Aust. Load! all
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yeiterday.

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TIII7II3DAT EVININO.
In the English mining market to-day the trar.sw-
tions have been large and very numerous, and it
closes firm. The prices ruling are : —Wheal Buller,
1300, 1350; South Bassett, 600, 610; North Pool,
310, 315; Fast Wheal Rose, 230, 210; Tresarean,
220, 230; United Mines, 405, 410 ; South Caradon,
225, 230; Comford, 60, 65 ; Trelawney, 63, 61;
West Basset, 14, 15 Great Wheal Alfred, .10 ;
Ilemdsfoot, 18, 19; 'filmy Consols, 6:, ; Keswick,
4 ; West Edward, 1,1; Rorrington, 1, ' • St. Day
United, 2 prem.• West Abraham, 4 ; East Margaret,
10, 11 ; Trehane, 25, 27 . Wheal Arthur, 32, 34 ;
West Ding Doug, 11, 12; ballington, 41, 54; Tamar
Consols, 41 ex dlr. ; East Tamar, 14, 2; Vale of
Towey, 345., 365. ; North Wheal Trelawney, st, 6; ;
Cubert, 24,1; Tokenbui7 81, ; Drakewalls, 9. 10;
Round Hill, 2,1; Alfred 'Consols, 19„ 1; East Ding
Doing, 275., 325. 6d.; Pen y Gelli, 271, 30; Trebur-
get United, 14, t; Pembroke and East Crinnis,
51, 6.
The gold main shoes ware generally firmer.
especially Great Nugget Vein, Nouveau Monde, and
Colonial Gold. This market is very susceptible, and
it is noticed that the public are evidently disposed to
speculate in mining shares, but as many of the
schemes afloat are in a very questionable position,
and other companies are continually coming upon
the market, great caution should be exercised. Peel
River shares, after opening 61 to f prem., came into
strong demand, and closed 71 to 8.1 prem.
The non-official closing quotations are : —Nora
Scotia Copper, 11 to prem.; Australasian Coal,
to „I prem.; New Se'uth Wales Coal and Steam, 1
to 1 prem.; London and Liverpool Gold Mining
and Streaming, 1 to w prem. ; Ceylon Land and
Mining, }to prem.; Australian Mutual, dis.
to 1 prem.; Australian Consols, dis. to 4 prom ;
Chartered Australian Land and Mining, a to # dis.;
Nlonsrch Gold, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; Melbourne
Gold, to # per share; Adelaide Land and Gold,
dis. to par; New South Wales Gold, par to
prem. ; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to 1 die. ; Golden
Mountain, 1 to 2 dis.; Garnett and Moseley, par
to 1 prem. ; Ls Pertivienne, dia. to 1 prem ;
Gladbach Zinc, 11 to 21 Fern.; Upper Canada
Mining, par to 1 prem. • Lake Superior Copper,
to 1 prem. ; Mizen Head, par to prem.; South
Devon Consols, par to l prem.; Portland Iron, to
prem.; Pontgibaud Silver Lead, par to 1 prem.;
Port Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, 11 to 4 prem.;
Jamaica Copper, 11 to 21 prem.; South Cork Copper,
par to 1 prem.; Connemara, 1 to
.1 prem.; Glenaulin,
par to; prem.; Kenmare, 1* to 1 prem.; Coosheen,
14 to 1 prem.; Knockatrellane, Ito prem.