The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-21 00:00:00

PARIS, Atan.lll.:

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3 per Cents. I 37 U I 11 10 I 37 30 j 37 3 sr rs
a per Cents. ........- 10240 I 92 23. 92 60 192 23 91 uti
43 per Casts. Bl 0 ! ... ... I
3 du. Nom Ulm -.I ... .. ...
3 per ti at*. ....... ... ... .- I -
Exchangers Lotaton: at Arm, 23 2.1 •, 9u day% 21 871.
P.elgian, 5. It•Iil lO2 Money i Naplia Kent, — Money.
Do. 5, 11342 ..-- ... nontan Loan, 1830 753 ...
Do. Fs .... ...... ... 1.10. 1850 .._ . 763 _
Do. 21
Piedmont 3 p.Ct 184.9 11100 ... I hank Shares
MADRID, APRIL VS. Three per Cents., 35 916;
after 80b..,s 351 cash, 351 paper. Four per Cents., 131.
Fite per Ccuti. 13' • atter Dul,a, 11} cash, 103 paper.
Coupons S ; after 11143, 7: cash, $ paper. Passive., 61, ;
utter Bolsa, Gi cash, 61 paper. ank of St. Ferdinand,
11,2 cash. Exchange on London, 41.311 cash. To-morruii-
, and the two succeeding day. nu 1.101,a u ill take place.
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BERLIN, Arum 19.—Voluntary Loan, 10,11; New Loan
Four-and-a-llallper Cents., 11)2; National Delit,l44l; Cum
'aerial Marine Society'. Premium, I2t) ; Bank Shares,9s).
VIENNA, APRIL 18.—Five per Cent. Met:diatom 95: ;
Four-and-a-11.11f per Cent..' ditto, kill. Bank Share.
1264. Exclumni; on London, 13.

MINES.

(Fran the Daily N0r...)
SATUUDAT EVENING,

The increased range of activity which we have
noticed for some time past in the market fur mining
shares, is fully maintained. The transactions in the
Mining Exchange during the week have been of a
very extensive character, and shares generally have
fully supported last week's quotations. Most deserip-
' tions have been in brisk demand, but in Alfred Con-
suls, Trelawney, West Caradon, and Mary Ann, the
largest bargains have been made. There has been a
steady demand for SouthTolgus, Ilerodsfoot, and other
shares, but few sellers to be found at present Kites.
Alfreds have receded since the beginning of the week,
in consequence of a few sellers coining forward. The
following are the present quotations of the
market taken from the official list of to-
day : Alfred Consols, 18, 183 ; Bedford United,
8, 81 ; Bryntail, 17 ; Butterdon, 5; ; Cefn
Bruno, 53 ; Devon Great Consols, 310 ; East Baren,
58, 59 ; East Pool, 150, 160 ; East Tamar, 175., 1814.,
19s. ; East Tolgus, 12, 14 ; Great Alfred Consols, 31,
; Gustavus, 6,61 ; Garreg, I 2; I I ingston Downs,
1:1, 2 ; Herodsfoot, 163, 17 ; Kirkcudbrightshire, 5 ;
Mendip Hills, 23, • Merllyn, 4 ; Holland, ;
South Caradon, 120 ; South Tamar, 2,1 ; South Tol-
gus, 160, 16,) ; Tregordan, 12;, 13, 15; Treviskey and
Barrier, 210, 215 ; Wellington, 9; West Alfred Con-
sols, 22, 23 ; West Caradon, 1173 ; West Provi-
dence, 810; ; Wheal Mary Ann, 60, 61, 62 ; Wheal
Trefusis, 15,16, 17 ; Wheal Trelawney, 53, 54, 55 ;
Wheal Tremayne, 24 ; Wheal Venton, 73.
Metals—The demand for most descriptions of iron
has been inactive this week. Railway bars are held
for rather higher rates. Scotch pig is quiet. In
speller upwards of 600 tons have changed hands at
from 151. to 15/. 2s. 6d. per ton to arrive; these are,
however, speculative purchases; consumers still re-
frain from buying, havuig mostly large stocks. Lead
is firm, but inactive. British copper remains firm,
with a steady inquiry. East India tin continues
dull, and prices are nominally lower. There is no
change in British. Tin plates are 6d. per box lower.