The Express.
London, England, 1853-02-05 00:00:00

MISCELLANEOUS.

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100 ku4tralisa Apt
N. Brit. Aust. land
SS S. Australian Lan&
100 i Vas Dimes's Land

Pd It>sais
prices I Dodson dose
Feb. 4. today

10,180'
121,71 i
12,7061
16,000

J 6 220 223
u If If If
23 41 43 4
29 14 le

MINES.

FRIDAY EVZNINO.
There bee been a fair average business in tho
market for British mining stocks to-day, dividend
mines being in good demand, and prices are firm.
The inquiries are chiefly for Devon Consols, Bast
Crofts, St. Day United, West Providence, Mendip
Hills, West Russell, North Damsel, Vale of Towey,
&c. _

The prices ruling to-day are as follows : Wheal
Bassett, 580; Devon Great Consols, 425, 430; United
Mines, 370, 373; West Caradon, 310; South Caradon,
200; Levant, 160; Condurrow, 1121, 115; Great
Work, 175, 180; Treviskey, 90; West Providence,
531, 544 ; Comford, 50, 521; Dolcoath, 58, 60 ;
Mary Ann, 33, 341, 35; Wheal Arthur, 254, 295,
314 ; Trehne, 224; Alfred Console, 161, 4,5, 17 ;
Gonamena, 101, 114; Herodsfoot, 12; Spearne Con-
sols 104; Bedtord United, 94; West Bassett, 7, 4,8 ;
Carvannell, 6; South Tamar, 61, 5,5; Tamar Con-
sols, 55, 64; Mill Pool, 55; Clive, 5, a, a ; Mendip
Hills, 65, 7; Kirkcudbrightshire, 44; Wheal Ed-
ward, 21, 4; Rix Hill, 3; East Tamar, 14; Leeds
Town Consols, 2, ; East Ding Dong, 265., 305.•
St. Day United, 14, 2 prem. ; Cubed, 345.; Wheal
Rubins, 4 ; North Damsel, 11 ; Vale of Towey, It ;
Nanteos, 335. 6d., 355.; Cwm Darren, Ils. 6d.,
12s. 6d.; Wheel Russell, 245., 265.
Business in the gold mining shares continues very
inactive, but prices are in most cases supported, in
the hope of early advice. of a favourable character
from Australia. Therein still, however, some flatness
observable. . .

• United mean shares were again heavy to-day,
and closed only 51 to 81.
The non-official quotations are : Peel River Land
and Mineral, 74 to 8 prem.; Anglo-Australian, par
to 4 prem. ; Australian Mutual, 1 to f prem.; Aus-
tralian Consols, to prem.; Golden Mountain,
to} die. ; Union Gold, to # prem. ; L'Aigle d'Or,
&dia. toper • Monarch, par to prem. ; La Peru-
vienne, tol prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, .4 die. to
k prem. ; Lewis Hill Range, to I dbl.; British and
Colonial Smelting, 4 prem.; Worthing, 21, 3;
Worthing (new shares), par to I prem.; Burns Creek
Gold, #dm to 4 prem. ; Jamaica Copper, 1 to jprem. ;
Pontr hand Silver Lead, 4 to 14 prem.; Barons
Range, 55., 155.; Minn Head, par to 1 prem.; Ben-,
mare, Ito prem. ; South Cork Copper, par to
prem. ; Connemara, Ito prem. ; Glenanlin, par to
prem. ; Carberry West, par to I prem.

THIS DAY-7-Two. o'CLocx.

The transactions in gold mining shares to-day have
again been very few, but within the last hour-and-a-
half the feeling of the market has become firmer, and
prices now range a shade better than yesterday for
the favourite descriptions. Great Nugget Vein shares
have improved to 2& to 3 prem.
The Australian Land shares have met with no
business worthy of notice.

Douai damns
Ds. Share. 11nraa raid. orlon dame
paaorday to-day
100,009 1 Asia lids all /11 pm
100,000 10e. Angle CsUlorataa
10.000 10 australselaa 1 11 11
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hamlrailmi 3 '4 1 "
w 20
et I Amara= CbrdlUara
1110.030 1 Audi= Frealladd - all I die par
54,000 1 Ade NNW all 1 ale
101.00 f, 1 Medi AMMllladill Gear all Ipm
10,500 10 &Mb kw
10,009 SS BramiLlop.ll4aatil.pe 241 31 31
6,00 e 90 DahOidamamladeld all If If
11,000 D Deal& Job* Del Dr IS 35 30
110,000 1 Omani Omsk ...... 1 par Pm
12.000 44 Din aU 14 4211 4
MOD 5001941 M 1 21 n 7m31
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1g.i1.0 It Clappie !Meer. of Itap ail - -
Lope IS Da. 1402 7e per mat all - -
70,00 II Itailliamaralliedlappee all 2 11 die
100,0416 2 Great Itagget Vela all 24 21 pm
20,00 20 Giving -..„ .-..— all 151 111
DAN 1 Gruel Dailia/ Palm all r"
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11.000 3 Orast=..--
MAE 1 LASS
09,00 1 Marty .... all 1 1 110
12.000 I LaidesiOalikes. On' •
Qaaria Ceueldad Da. all 1 1 41.
103,040 1 Maligaita all 1 d par mall
20,440 101
New Illailmailltideatricar 9 ef 411 ad
109.04 Grime& all 6 pra
100,000 I Nogema 14440
199,000 1 Part ltiliga-.- I I 11 pm
WHO I (Darts 10474...........- all Par IPm
10.141 40 HR
ill. 19am a 23 333
Saw l5 7 pm
7,000 a Ilaadig.69Caba ..- ll4 7 5
10.000 1 dm* ilagrallas all I dim 1
CM 10 Dia Omit ... - 7 11 II
411.174 26.2.91 Ualead Mazieaa
74000 1 Waller -.. sli I 1 pm
100060 1 Pleat Granada ...... ...... 411
f 09099 I Wed Mariposa- ...... -. all / die Pm
100.000 1 Yuba ... - all 1 pm

MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY

The English stock market was
morn-
ing, the intelligence of a lower exchange from New
York, amongst other circumstances, having an unfa-
vourable effect ; but there was subsequently a slight
rally, which was assisted by the receipt of higher
quotations from to-day's Paris Bourse, and the mar-
ket left off the same as yesterday. The railway mar-
ket was severely depressed during all the earlier part
of the day, and, although the afternoon also wit-
nessed a rally in this department, the closing prices are
yet considerably below those of yesterday, especially
for Great Western stock. The report is very current
that this company will not be able to divide at the
rate of 4 per cent. for the half-year. It was also
still more confidently repated that the London and
North Western dividend, as we had originally
hinted, will not be more than 5 per cent., with a
balance of some 90,000/. to add to the reserve.

Consols wero bold again at 99 in the morning, bat
rallied to ton to 1, which was the final quotation