The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-11 00:00:00

increased firmness of the market rested with the
discovery that the supply of stock afloat at the set-
tlement now in progress is less than wes anticipated.
The "jobbers" were to-day ready " takers in" of
Consols at • 3-16 per cent. " continuation" to the
November settlement. Several of the other depart-
ments of the Stock Exchange were likewise stronger,
although business was circumscribed.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 98 5-16 to
for next Tuesday's settlement, were marked this
morning 981, and closed at 98 7-16 to 1. For money
the list prioe was 981 to 1, and for the 10th
November 981 to 11-16. The official business report
is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money,
981, I; ditto, for amount (12th Oct.), 981; the
New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 821; Indian Four
per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, 991, 991;
India Bonds, 143. pram; India stock, for account,

The Debentures of the first Indian Loan were
quoted this afternoon 994 to I, and the scrip of the
second loan 994 to 4.
Exchequer Bills exhibit no alteration, the March
Bills being quoted 345. to 375. prem., and the June
255. to 28s. prem.
In the foreign stock market the principal move-
ment was in the new Turkish Loan. The
scrip of the first Roue was first marked
this morning prem., ran up to fto !prem. at
2 o'clock, and was subsequently quoted; to I prem.
The Turkish Six per Cents. of 18M left off at 974
to 4, being firmer. Other foreign securities
were fairly supported. Russian and Portuguese
Bonds continue to attract investments, and are very
firm. Mexican were quoted 204 to lex div.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Ctoci.

We have no feature of the slightest interest to re-
port as regards the mining market to-day. Business
is very limited, and in the Stock Exchange no
transactions are officially reported.
Foreign and colonial mining securities are nomi-
nally quoted the same as on Saturday, with very
little business.

From Wheal Edward the agent writes —" The north lode
at the bottom of the shaft is 4 feet wide; the discovery of
at this point in of great importance. The rich part of
copper
aMe is Winches wide, and the eery made by Mr. James
Harvey gives* prodaoe of 321 of tine copper."
At Wheal Basest a dividend of 61. per share (3,0721.) was
declared on the sth inst.

Cwrsystwith mine sold on the 4th lest. 100 tons of lead ore
at 141. per ton.
Wheal Wrey Consols sold on the 6th inst. 40 tons of lead
ors at 181. Bs. Bd. per ton, Aberdovey, 32i tons, at 131.88.6 d.
pee ton, and Caitlin 6 tons at 121. per ton.
Wheel Trelawney sold oa the 3rd inst. 80 tons (oconputed)
.6 mop lead ore, at 241. per ton.
At Redruth, on the 21st inst.. the following mines will
sell 4,246 tons of copper ore .—Devon Great Consols, 1,801
tow Phcenix Mines, 419; West Condon. 300; Bedford
United, 221; Marks Valley, 210 ; North Wheal Robert,
1814 Holmbush. 180; Devon and Cornwall United, 153;
Kelly Any 146; Wheal Emma, 115; Wheal Edward,
110; Wheal Friendship. 106; Partridge Consols, 92 ; Whet/
Crowndale, 86; Booth Hefted, 74 ; Tavy Consols, 35 ; Wheal
Russell, 30 ; Wheal Arthur, 27 ; total, 4,246 tons.
At a sale of copper ore held at Pool on the 7th inst., 3,962
tons sold for 23.9901. 16e. Average standard, 1231. 19e. ;
avenge produce, 71; average price per ton, 61. ls. per ton
quantity of One copper, 281 tons, 8 cwt.; average standard
lot sale, 1231. 19s. The following amounts were realised by
the different mines:

Tons. L e. d.
West Wheal Beton
Wheal Claud 564 .... 3,686 17 0
South Prances
Wheal Basset
Tincroft 340 .... 1,417 3 0
Condurroy
..,...

East Pool
Wheal Beton, ke 179 ....
Camborae Veen
South Crotty
Dolmath, kc l2l ....
West Citrate ll O....
East Wheal Bort
Jackson's Ore
North Pool
Wheal Uny
Cook's Kitchen 2B .
North Frances 2O .
Hocklna's Ore
Wheal Grenville

'BB5 li 0
843 1 6
929 2 6
487 lti 0
697 18 0
680 12 6
862 9 0
Not mold.
311 7 6
233 18 0
62 18 0
117 18 0
0 18 0
86 6 0

Total 3 962 £23,990 16 0
The next ink will take place at Re:truth on the 14th but
oonitstlng of 4,623 toes; and at Truro, oa the 21st Wet., of
4,235 tons.