The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-12 00:00:00

FRI PAT EVEXINO.

Consols. which closed yesterday at 914, " buyers,"
for the 7th February. opened and closed to-
day at 914 to 1. Fur money the last price was
91 to I. The official business report is as foliowa:
—Three per Cent. Coneols, for money, 91, 4,1,
I ; ditto, for ac‘ount, 911, ; Three per Cents.
IWuced. 904, ! ; New Three per Cents., 901,
4, ; Bank Stock, 250 ' • India Stock, 2121, 14,
ex div. ; ditto Five per Cent., 107 f , 7, d; ditto
Four per Cent., 93', ; ditto Five per Cent. "en-
faced rupee paper, 1011, 1, 3 ; ditto Debentures,
102 e, 2 ; ditto Bonda, 305., 255. prom.
The India Five per Cont. Stock was rather more
inquired for.
Exchequer Bills were firm, at Ba. to 12s. prem.
The amount of business in foreign stocks was
, rather limited, but the tendency of prices was
better than yesterday. Spanish Passive Bonds
were in active demand. and rose I percent., it being
hoped that there is some prospect of a settlement
of this debt in coi.nexion with the loan arranged
by the Spanish government with Messrs. Fould and
Co. of Paris. The Certificates were also g higher.
I Turkish Bonds of 1863 improved 1 per cent. ; ditto
of 1858 and Egyptian Railway debentures, 4 ; and
Mexican, g. On the other hand, Danubian de-
clined 11, and Turkish of 1865 4.

MINE&-(THIS DAY.)

Oats o'Cioaz.

The mining market is active to-day, with a good
demand for shares in the following mines at the
quotations given :—Prinoe of Wales, 31s. 6d. to
321. 6d. ; West Chivorton, 551 to 54 • East Limon,
10 to • Wheal Uny, 2to 1 ; Great South Tolgus,
18s. to 20a. ; North Crafty, 4i to 5 ; and Wheal
Buller, 22 to 24.

English tin has been advanced again 31 per ton,
making the present price of refined tin, 93/., and
common block®, 90:. There are buyers of Straits
tin at 861. ; Bane*, in Holland, is quoted 628.
The subjoined weekly report upon the metal
market is from the circular of Messrs. Von
Dadelszen and North :

The metal market has been very quiet since our last
report, business being confined to consumptive demands,
'peculators keeping still aloof. Iron—Pnces of Welsh
bars mast still be quoted 31. 15a. to 61. ss. at the works,
with a limited demand. The reduction in Staffordshire
iron has not yet brought out increased orders. In Scotch
pig iron an average amount of business continues to be
done at Ms. 9d. cash. Copper—The market is very quiet.
Second-hand parcels of English continue to be offered
under smelters' quotations ; orders for manufactured are
scarce. The price of Burnt remains at 861. to fin. and
Wallaroo, S.W. to s6'. ; Chili bars in Liverpool, 7GI. to 771.
Tin—A considerable amount of hominess has been done in
Straits at higher prices ; 831. lla. to $6l. ash ; 861. one
month prompt: M. 10s. to Kt. for arrival; Banes. 871.
English tin firm at official quotations. The Dutch market
is firm at 51g., and for delivery at neat sale, 52.1.
paid, equal 92/. 10a. Tin Plates—The demand is steady,
prices
unaltered ; in London, tss. to 30s. for charcoal ;
Liverpool, coke, Tin to 246.. Lead—No change to
report. 201., common English pig. Spelter—Very little
business has transpired since our last. The price for
common brands on the spot is about 221. ; specials Mout-
ports nominally 221. :/5. P.S. English tin officially ad-
vanced 31. per toe.