The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-19 00:00:00

MINBS.-(TRM DAT.)

03r1 0901.06 E.
The mining market is quiet, with little bnaineag.
Prince of Wales shares have declined to 3to 3f,
but Chiverton Moor are firm, at fig to g ; Great
Vor are quoted 17 to ; West Chiverton, 66 to
68 ; North Crafty, 31 to ; West Caradon, 910
10; East Roaewarne, 6s. 6d. to Ba. 6d. ; Clifford,
7to ; Merrybont, sto 6 ; and Wheal Grenville,
17s. 6d. to 225. 6d. . . . . .

In the market for foreign and colonial mining
shares, Chontales are in demand at *to prem.
St. John Del Rey are quoted 58 to 60 ; Don
Pedro, 311 to prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, f to i
prem. ; Anglo-Italian, I to I prem.; Ross* Grande,
9s. to ; United Mexican, l to 2} ; Pestarena,
prem. ; Frontino and Bolivia, 9s. to Us. ;
and Port Phillip, 1 to li.
At the extraordinary general meeting of the
Mineral Rights Association, yesterday, convened
b 7 requisition, for the purpose of considering the
views of the shareholders as to the advisability of
dissolving the company, an adjournment waa agreed
upon.
A circular just issued by the Otea Copper Mining
Company (Limited) states that an extraordinary
general bteorshetold thwe
a29th
glainanti
"to authorise. willng
the
exceeding 10,0001. on the security of the whole of
the property of the company on the terms of their
circular of this date, or such amended terms as may
then be agreed to." It is added that " should this
resolution not be adopted, or should the replies to
the directors' circular of this date received in the
meantime be not satisfactory, then in either at
these cases the following resolutions will be pro-
pmed :—• That the Otea Copper Mining Company
(Limited) be wound up voluntarily.' 'That the
present directors be the liquidators. "

[For to-day's Blum List see pate 4.)

WEATHER REPORT.---(THIS DAY.)

FRIDAY, JULY 19, 81. r.

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Ardrossan 2ii 61 66 N.W. 2i 1 j N.W. .. 014, 1
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La I i•os 19.6801 W. 3 7 W.S.W. ee 0.04' •
Soebefort 29.0603 W. 44 ' W. • 0.44' •
Plymouth 29.A CI W.N.W. 6. 7 . W. i e on. ••
Portsmouth 19.60110 W.N.W. 6 . 9 I W.O.W. . re OM 6
LOOdOII 2961 MI W. 46 I W. re Si?., -
Yarroostb 264476 W. , 4 4 4.W. • —, •
Searborangb 39.4556 N.N.W. 147 1 I W. to 0.70 •
Shields 29.5356 N.L ' 4 2 I N.W. ro o.al :,
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Ralf ARKS.
The pesesure of the atmosphere, which is lowest on the mat
coast has generally increased, and Is still incraoting. Whole
hare became north-westerly. Weather la amity, with slightly
diminished temperature. keln has been generaL

REPRESENTATION OF SALIFOILD. —A meeting of
liberal el.ctors of the borough of Salford was held last
night in the Public-hell, Ford-street, Salford, to consider
the question of the future representation of Salford.
There was a very good attendance, many of the
principal members of Mr. Chsetham's committee being
present. The chair was taken by Mr. Alderman Tisce.
The name of Sir Etowah Armitage was first mentioned,
but it was reported that be positively refused to stand.
Several gentlemen expressed their regret at baring op-
posed him on a former occasion. The mambo( Mr. Benjamin
Armitage was submitted, but he stated that he was
unable to entertain the kind suggestion. Mr. :rm.
Rawson was then proposed, as • gentleman of ad
liberal opinions who had rendered good service to the
beteerb. and was mill able to do so. The names of Mr.
Goldsrin Smith and Mr. Yates Thompson were also sub-
mitted, as well se that of Mr. Henry Ashworth, whose
name was warmly received. It was mentioned, biwever.,
that he bad insuperable objections. After • free dismis-
sion, the following resolution was moved by Mr. B. Arml.
tare, seconded by Mr. Francis Taylor, and supported by
Mr. J. B. Tarr, Mr. Warburtoo, and other retinue s—%
" That Messrs. J. Cbsethasn, Y.P. aid Henry Howson
be
nominated as the candidates of the liberal party st the
next election for this borough." Thai was OUried by se-
' clagoaoa.