The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-11 00:00:00

MINER.-{THIS DAY.)

Two °Tumor..
The mining market to-day is quiet. There
hay.: 'open few transactions. East Caradon shares
coLtiuue iu denimaland are marked in the Stock Ex-
change Shares in East Wheal Russell and
Wh Sarin have also met with attention.
The demand f.ir St. John del Rey mining shares
continue, : are marked 31i, 311, 31, and 31}.
Linares have h dealt in at 9 and Di, and United
Mexican at J.
The subjoined weekly summary of the metal
market is from Messrs. von Dadelismn and North :
The metal market continues extremely quiet, and few
transactions aro reported. Welsh ban : Good specifications
are sought after, and sellers are willing to accept 51. is. &L
at the work'. There is no improvement in rails or Staf-
fordshire iron. In Scotch pig iron a fair business has been
done. but the pries' have fallen to 48e. 13d. ouh for mixed
nu:nber wartents. Copper: English is still very fiat, but
there to new, inquiry for foreign. 1011. has bees paid for
Barra No business has been reported in Chili I'm : No
°did/a change in F.riglisb, though we hear of some parcels
offered under market price. Straits : A fair business ; one
sale has been nude at ITN. for fine, but since then several
sales have taken place at I=l. Banca is held firmly ; no busi-
ness is reported. In Holland 1,000 slabs are reported at
7611. Tin-plates continue extremely depressed ,• send baud
parcels of Coke have been sold in Liverpool at 22a.; the
price in London is steady at Eta, There are no symptoms
of an Amerieui demand yet. Lead is without change • 111.
to 21/. 10a. is the quotation for English pig. Swedish iron
is held at W. 10a. Keg steel, 17/. 10a. Quicksilver 71. pet
bottle.

With reference to Varner Mine, the weekly mining cir-
cular of illesma. Webb and Coach has the following :
" The :11 sag, on north lode, is looking exceedingly well.
There have hems t fethome ti feet drives into the new dia.
revery, and ha yielded about 20 tons of copper ore. South
lode producing 4 tons of ore to the fathom."
The Wheal Norris accounts, presented at the meeting on
the llth inst., showed n debit bllanoe of 824/. 2e. A call of
4s. per ?here wan made.

At Wheal Mar,rrymeeting, on the 6th fut., the aoconnta
showed a debit 'viatica of 370/. Oa. Bd. A all of 7s. per
share was made.

At iierodsfoothfine meeting, co the sth inst, the amount
showed a aish balance of 9107. ON. Id., and a balaooe of
as,ets over liabilities of 3,031/. 4s. Id. The profit on the
four months workbag was 1,935/. 10e. Id. A dividend of
It. na. pet sham (1,792/.) was declared.
The Miners Mining Company, on the oth inst., declared a
dividend of 31. 17s. 6d. per share.
RAnsoor Mine, on the 7th inst., made a call of Is. per
share.

From Wheal Orylls (Feb. 7) Captains E Rogers and J.
Pope state :—" We sampled on the Ist inst. 1,455 henries
of tin stuff, which is for sale to-morrow. We estimate its
value at about now."

From Hosewarne United (Feb. 7) Captain H. Woolcock
reports :—" Jenning's shaft is communicated to the 90, and
we hope to get it in proper order for draining in a few days.
Footway shaft is complete to the 90, and we shall com-
mence to drive the 90 next week. No alteration in any
oilier pat of the mine since last week."