The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-14 00:00:00

MINE&-(THIS DAY.)

ONE O'CLOCK.
The mining market is quiet to-dsy, and ppnnaaeeff
without much alteration. West Chiverton
are quoted 64 to 66 ; Ttncroft, 14 to 1 ; Prince of
Wales, 65i. to &7s. 6d. being slight: lower; Cara
Brea, 19 to 20 ; East darn Brea, to ; West
Drakewalls, 91. to ILL ; Chiverton Moor, 131 to f ;
NeJv Lovell, 12s. 6d. to 15s. ; East Bisset, 10 to
11; Great Laxey, 101 to 17, ex div. ; Frank Mills,
15s. to 17a. 6d. ; Wheal Grenville, 275. 6d. to 301.;
and Great Vor, 14 to 19.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are in-
active, at the annexed quotations :—St. John del
Rey, 171 to 181 ; Don Pedro, 21 to prem. ;
Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; Pee-
tarsus, * to f dia ; Chontales, 11 to 1 dis. ;
Roma Grande, it dia. to par ; Anglo-Italian, t
to prem. ; United Mexican, le to 1 ; Frontmpoo
and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16 ; Port Phi lip,l to jk;
and Central American, I dia. to par.
The subjoined report on the metal market is
from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelaun and
North:

The metal market continues firm, with a fair amount of
business doing is most articles. from—Reports from
Wales are somewhat cheering, priors being well main-
tained. From Staffordshire the advice. are not quite so
satisfactory. Scotch pig iron has slightly advanced, gloats
at 535, cash. Copper.—An extensive Mailmen has loss
dose both in English and tondo raw copper, the impulse
having been given by a large business in Chili bars is
Liverpool, for which as high as 731. 10s. cub and 741.
arrive has been paid. Burrs is obtainable at 821. 10s. to
831., sad Wallaroo has changed bands to a considerable
extent at 811. cash and with a little prompt. English in
much firmer, and we quote best selected 801. to 811.
Tough, 771. to 78/. Sales of ore reported from 14.. 9d. to
its. per unit. Tin continues very firm, with a fair amount
of business in Straits, at 911. 10s. Gash and 921. for arrivals
the quantity now offering being very limited.
nominally,' 93/. English tin steady. The Dutch marhsi
I. irregular quotations between buyers and sellers belag
wider than usual. Tin plates maintain previous quota.
boas. Lead is firm at 191. 10e. for good soft English pig.
191. 15a. for LB.. and 211. ss. for W.B. Spoiler in Mu&
tared in value, and holders firm. We quote spot here.
101. 7s. &l. ; specials from se. is 7s. fid. extra ; 0011111111111
brands is outports. 201. 10a ; sprololo, from 20/. 15.. to
1111. 10e. ; V. and S. EDO* M.

RAIL WA Y, MINING, AND OTHER
SHARES.-(THIS DAY.)

[Salm toelny to 1 plicußrrnis.
OOLONLAL GO .V.IILIIKT
Canals Government, 6 per cent., limitary sad (July,
677.06,100.
Gape of Good Hope, April and October, 1090-1900, 1a
Ditto, 5 per cent, 15 and October 15, 1
Stmeneland, 6 per cent, 1891, January and Jnlyr
S iotorla gee., 6 per cent., 1891, Jan. and July, 11 ~

OEDINAEY SHARES AND STOGIES.
Caledonian, 82A, ), 3, in.
Glagow and South-Western, 1034.
Great Eastern, 31).
Great Northern, 104, 54.
ban paid to (AB roam no dividend wail 6 per ant. ha,
), 94, 4, 9.
Do. 8., do., 124.
Groat Wertora—Original, 4ff, 7.
lanosaire and Yorkshire, 1251, 4.
Laden, Brighton, and South Cosa, 483.
London and North Weems, 1144, 15, 144, 4.
London and Month Welters, 86.
Manchester, Bhaleld, and Linoolabire, 43, 2).
Ketropolitaa, 113, 4.
Do.—Eztension (the. limited to 6 per cent. till Jai.,
1870)a 107& 4.
Mks 1 1, 5.
Ditto, Birmi 044,
ngham and Derby, 73).
North British, 341, 34.
North Eastern—York 94.
North London, 1866, 84.
Beath liestern, 724.
PREFERENCE MABEL -

Great Easters, East Aagiisa B 6 per mt., 95.
Great Wester,—Wadi 1 i Osiord. let gear., 100.
Indlaad Consolidated, 4yj per emit. redeemable, 90.
Nor& Eastern, W. H.rtirpod, Herb. aad Rail., 82..
Hon* Easters (Reeding Asa., ii. Os. OA.), 22g.