The Express.
London, England, 1853-02-22 00:00:00

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12,700
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yerterday.

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w.aay.

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JOINT STOCK BANKS.

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Re. UMW DAnza. hid pekes does
yisturday. to-day.
21,300 40 Australian
40.000 33 Chartd. Bank of Asia &
'O,OOO 20 Chart. Bank of Indla.
Australia. and Clyne 2 IA 11 pm
13,000 SO English, Scottish. *se
Austrians' Chartered 4 li I ej
13,000 $1 Loudon Dusk of Aus-
tralia and liar 3 1 j as 11
13,000 10 Louden Chulared lank
of Australia . 74 4i 43 yet 111
30,000 & Royal Austral. Banking
and Oold Import. Co. I
4,000 13 South 4estralla
MOOD I& Cabe et Australia
SAO ... Do. New si 71 I!

MONDAY IMMO.
The market for English mining stocks has again
been very active to-day, and in many cases advanced
prices had been realised. There is still great diffi-
culty in obtaining any supply of good dividend
shares. The prices ruling to-day are as follows:
Wheal Basset, 583; Devon Great Consols, 455, 460;
North Pool, 305, 310 ; Halamanning and Croft
Gothal, 100, 105; Condurrow, 120; South Tolgus,
243 ; South Caradon, 203 ; Dolcoath, 70 ; West Pro-
vidence, 541, 551; Wheal Arthur, 33, 34; Wheal
Mary Anne, 40; Trelawney, 60 ; Tretnayne, 231,26;
Grumbler and St. Aubyn, 30; Wheal Uny, 161, 17 ;
Trehane, 22, 23; Bell and Lanarth, 12, 131; Alfred
Consols, 18 ; Balnoon, 111; lierodsfoot, 12; East
Frongoch, 7; Merllyn, 41; Vale of Towy, 14;
Clive, 51; Lelant Console, 16; Bryntail, 61, 7 ; East
Tamar, 14, 1; Cook's Kitchen, 21, 3 ; Kircudbright,
4}, ; North Damsel, 365.; Tamar Consols, 6/, 7 ;
Tavey Consols, 54, 8; Kenneggy, 41, 1; North Tee-
laweey, 51, 6; Round Hill, 21, 1; Trebanrah, 81,
9; West Treasury, 10, 11 ; St. Dar United, 21 prem.;
Wheal Norris, 11; Cwm Darren, 17s. 6d., 18s. ;
Wheal Peru, 11, 1; Churehatoira, 1; Beat Wheal
Var. 14. 4.
The sold mining shares were firm, with a mode-
rate business. The tendency of this market is evi-
dently upward, although it is known that several of
the companies are still turning out shares upon the
market. These are rapidly absorbed by the public.
After the regular hours there was a sudden rise in
Nouveau Moudes, which closed 11 to 11 prem. The
shares of the Waller Company continue " screwed
up" by the parties engaged in the " rig," to 21 to 3
prem. The movement in these continues to excite
great animadversion.
The shares of the Mexican and South American
Company are still rising.
The Gladbach Zinc shares have been largely dealt
in at 21 prem.
The non-official quotations are :—Australasian Coal,
Ito 1 prem.; Australian Mutual, par to prem. ;
Australian Consols, to 1 pram.; New South
Wales Gold Mines, to 1 prem.; Adelaide Land
and Gold, 1 dia. to par; Lewis Hill Range, to
die.; Melbourne Gold, Ito per share; Golden
Mountain, 1 to 1 prem.; Garnett and Moseley,
par to prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, par to 1 prem.;
Monarch, par to 1 prem.; La Peruvienne, par to
1 prem.; Gladboch Zinc, 21 to 3 prem.; Ardennes
of Belgium, par to 1 prem. ; Portland Iron, 4 to 1
prem.; Port Royal and St. Andrew Copper, 2to 1
prem.; Jamaica per, to 1 prem.; Mizen Head,
par to prem.; Kentuars, 4, to 1p prem.; South Cork
Copper, par to prem.; Connemara, Ito / prem.;
Glenaulin, par to prem.; ()wherry West, par to 1
prem.; Sulphate of Barytes, 1 die. toper.

THIS DAY—Two o'CLooz.

The gold miningshare market is steady, and on
the whole may be said to present a rather improving
appearance, especially for Nouveau Monde and Port
Philip. Business, however, is quiet.
Australian Agricultural shares are rather better,
marking 255 and 257.

Be. Share Yuma Paid pdsss 7.17.
yesterday. to-day.
-- ----
100,00, 1 Aim Psis . .'... . all 1 14 pea 2/I
30,000 1 Anglo Austi.allen Cold all par Ipm
100,000 10.. Angu Californian
10,000 II Australasian 2 2 3
20.000 10 Australia.'
60.00' 1 Australian Cordillera
100,000 1 Australian Vraeliold
30,000 1 Ara Maria all 1 ids par
200,000 1 British Australian 001 all /pm
20,4100 20 British Iron 13.1 9
Imes SO Braaii.hup.(lsaatit.p a. 141 4 41 41
6,000 30 Do.Coseas and Mate en 1I 23
11,000 10 110. M. Jobn Del Be II 29 30
110,000 1 Carson's Creek 1 Par i 1410
12,000 40 00bre Copper .....„ all 41 id
100,006 a Colonial Gold
()splay°
230,900 M.. Copper Miners of ENT all 60 79
0,000 23 lle. Prat. 7t per oast all 63 71 pm
70,000 Rerptaual.allarw„uper all 2 11 dim 34
10,000 2 4 feat Nagar: Vein
21,4:03 20 Cie . eral
12,000 arand Duchy of Bader, all par Ipm
11.00$ Great Polgooth all 13 11 a.
100,000 Lake Bathurst all 1 1 ells
60,060 Liberty
30,600 Loatton&Calilarn. Gold
Quart Crushing W all 1 3 di,
100,900 Alarieuita .
20,000 1 llexisandath.Ameriain 9 31 63 61
200,00 e New Grime's
100,000 Nounria Monde
13,,000 Port Philip 1 II 13 pm 2
00,090 Quarts Ibiek all p.r 3pm 1
10,000 1 thymney Iron all 21 23
Ditto New
7,t. 0 30 Santiago &Cabs lOl 63 71
110,000 I :both Ailatrahan all par 1 301
6,000 10 rio Croft
43.174 MASI Called Illaileaa
70.000 1 Waller
100,000 1 West Oransda ....-
100,000 I
I West Mirages. „ all 1 Ipm
10%400 1 Yuba -- al i i Pal

SPECIE AND BULLION IN THE BANK OF ENO-
LAND.—Yesterday, a parliamentary paper was issued, from
which it appears that on tha sth of January the specie
and bullion in the Bank of England amounted to
20,527,6641., the largest amount known for a long time. On
the sth of January, 1852, the amount was 17,557,5411.
FIRE AT WALWORTlL—Yeaterdny, shortly before
four o'clock in the morning, the lower part of the Newing-
ton Arms public-house, King-street, Lock's-fields, Surrey,
was discovered to be in flames. The police soon aroused
those residing in the house, anal only a very short time
elapsed ere Mr. Henderson and Mr. Connorton, with the
brigade and West of England, arrived ; but by this period
the contents of every room in the house were one burning
mus. The firemen used their utmost exertions ; but in an
hour all the property of the Newington Arms was destroyed.
Nothing was heard as to the cause of the conflagration.