The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-09 00:00:00

' After the close of the Stock Exchange this after-
noon South Eastern Railway shares rose to 221 to
1 per share, owing to the favourable traffic return,
which shows an increase of about 1,8001., compared
with that for the corresponding week of last year.
American rate and railway securities of most de-
scriptions were qw.ted higher today, in consequence
of the remarkable buoyancy which preraile at New
York, u announced in the advice, per the
steamer Africa. Iu many cases, however, the Loudon
prices are still considerably below those current oa
the other side. For instance, Illinois Central Rail-
way shares, which stand here at 23 dis., come
quoted from N, w York, 89, or equal to about 15}
discount here (after making allowance for the differ-
ence in the excnange). In like manner Illinois Cen-
tral Constractioa Bonds have reached 97 in New
York, being 6 or 7 per cent. ►bove the London
price.
The 201. shares of the Royal Danish Railway
Company, fatly paid, were to-day officially marked
101., being the lowest point ever reached.
Bank shares to-day were steady. The chief de-
mand wu for those of the London Chartered Bank
of Australia, which exhibit a considerable improve-
meat. Bank of British North America and Colonial
Bank shares also met with inquiry. In the market
for miscellaneous shares scarcely any alteration
occurred. Peel River Land shares remain firm at
the late improvement. London Dock stock was
officially marked 106 f.
A fresh rise of per cent. took Elace to-dty in
Nova Scotia Government Bonds. Canada Govern-
ment Six per Cents. remain firm at 116 f to 117 f.
The shares of the Indian and Australian Telegraph
Company remain quoted 1-18 to 3-16 prem.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two O'CLOCK.

In the mining market to-day business is not
active; but we hear of transactions at
the following prices, viz. :—Pednandreo, at
12s. Bd. to 16s. ; South Frances, at 222 ;
North Robert, 2; to 2 13-16 ; Vale
of 'fowey, 12s. to 135.; Sortridge Consols,
16s. to 17s. ; Lsdy Bertha, 21s. to 235.; Wheal Uny,
11s. to 13s. ; Wheal Charlotte, 6 to 7 ; and East
Wheal Russell, 81 to j.
Cobra Copper shares have been dealt in at 381,
and Imperial Brazilian at I#. Foreign mining abates
are generally inactive.
The English and Australian Copper Company have re-
ceived advice* from their manager, dated Adelaide, 10th Sept.
lam, wherein he states Works Everything going on
in a vi, sedsfaetory way. Six ransom at work, almost
wholly on wood, and working very well. Labour la abnadant,
and no difficulty was found, when lighting fresh furnaces,
in procuring torn. Thehorsea are now well broken to work,
and we shall this season have their full services ; both they
arid the mules are improving rapidly on the new grass.
Fuel : This year I am inclined to work throughout the
year on wood and coal, and have taken the necessary steps
to secure an adequate ripply. The stock of coal at ()swim is
nearly 2,000 tone, and any additional quantity required can
be obtained, and perhaps at • diminished c.at. Iha eztags
season would commence on the 20th September. The
accounts to the 30th June Sr. to hand this mall."

Rood Hill Mine sold yesterday 40 tons of ore at
134.41 a ed. pot ton.
The Vale of Towy Hine sold yesterday 4 pazoels al lead
ate, computed as follows
Per ton.
No. 1 pared, 37 tons, at il3 4 0 £4BB 8 . 0
No. 2 „ 7 „ 13
.0 0 91 0, 0

No. 3 '„. 7 7, 11 14 0 .... 811.8 . 0
No. 4 ~ 13 „ 8 2 0 .... 106 8, 0

Total .. 64

£766 12 0
MONDAY EV1341(0.

Business in the mining market to-day was rather
limited. The chief feature was a renewed *demand
for Lady Bertha Mine shares, which have advanced.
Vale or Tow and Tiocroft shares were likewise in-
quired for, whilst Wheal Miry
.Ann showed. flat-
ness. The following may be given as closing quo-
tations :—South Frances, 220 to 230 ; Wheat Bas-
set; 203 to 210; Wheal Mary Ann, 46 to 47; East
Russell, 61 to 81; Lady Bertha, 21s. 6d. to 22e 6d.;
Bryntail, al to 8 ; Wheal Adams, 245. 6d. to 26e, 6d. ;
West Grenville, 13e. 6d. to 95.; Vale of Towy, 12s. 6d.
to 13e. 6d.; North Downs, 21 to 21 ; Wheal Har-
riet, 13s. to 14s. ; Providence Mines, 62 to 64;
Lewis, 4)s. to 425. ; Catherine and Jane Consols,
4a. Bd. to be.