The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-19 00:00:00

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Clusan.
The amount of business in the mining market
to-day has been moderate. Prices exhibit no
alteration of striking importance. Lady Bertha
shares are a little flatter, at 3f to 4. Rosewara•
United are quoted 78 to 80 ; Stray Perk, 59 to 61;
East Basset, 130 to 136 ; and North Downs, si
to j.
Foreigc and colonial mining shares remain quiet.
Bon Acc,ml have been dealt in at i die., sad
United Mexican at 1.
The half-yearly meeting of the Rhymney Ira&
Company is called for the 4th of July.
At Cervamiall Mine meeting, on the 12th instant, the
accounts showed a debit balance of 69!. 18s. 4d, A call se
lla_per share w..s made.
From Pendeen Consols Mine (June 16) the agents state:
" The lode in 106 end south of engine shaft ui .1 feet witle,
composed of copper, tin, mundic, iron, and quartz. The
lode in sump sense below the 106152 feet wide, producing
good oaring war,:. In the 106 end north the lode is 24 feet
aside, worth 10!. per fathom. The lode in No. 2 wines
bottom of 'A is 3 feet wide, worth 121. per fathom. Wehave suspended the No. 2 wine in bottom of 94 until the
106 is driven forth under it."

From Nurt:t Downs Mine (June 16) the agent writes:
" There is nothing particularly new except at the ;JO on the
main lode mat of Bennett's, which is improved, befog worth
151. per fathom, and from its appearance I think will awn
be a good cowrie of ore. The 50 end east is driven about
5 feet, and is worth fully 401. per fathom. The shaft
will be awed clown and completed by Thursday, and by our
next setting the ends will have been driven sufficient cls.
tame from the shaft to enable us to resume the sinking
below the 50. Wood's lode in the edit west of crosscut is
from 4to 5 feet wide, composed of Amman, spar, and iwimpregnated with copper ore. On the whole I ameWrl
pleased with the mine, which will enable me to confirm
all my reports by the odes of ore at the ticketings."
From East Rosewarne Mine the agent writes (June IA
—"No change in the engine shaft. In the 40 east the has
is in two parts, worth li ton of ore per fathom. The stops
and rise over this level are each worth from 151. to 201. per
fathom. Thip43 east has a very promising appearance, awl
will produce I ton of ore per fathom. In the 33 west the
lode is small, but kindly to improve. The lode in the 33
east is from 6to 8 inches wide, worth of a ton of ore per
fathom."

From Great Beta Hack (June 16) Captain W. H. Re,-
nal& writes :—" The engine abaft is now within a foot of
being down to the 40, and we shall begin to crosscut to the
lode in • week. The ground is letting out a good deal of
water, and the joints are hoed with mundic. In the 30
end east, on the north side of the lode, we have now got
into a large mass of blonde of a different character, and
think it of superior quality to anything we have before seen
in the pine ; in the back of the level we have some stones
of spar, with lead throughout.. In this level, driving an
the south part of the lode, we have cut something, 2 to 3
feat wide, on the south side of the level, which is letting
out • good deal of water ; but whether it is the Peru lode,
or a branch of the old lode, we cannot yet say. I have sent
• sample of it to be assayed. The pitches generally axe
looking well, and we expect to have for the next sampling.
whisk will be the produce of five weeks, at least 200 tons,
of the usual quality blonde, and 100 tons of the kind we
have met with in the 30 end, and which will be kept sepa-
rate."