The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-30 00:00:00

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocs.
The mining market is quiet to-d and prices
are mostly without change. Devon Great Consols
shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange
370 and 365, ex div. • East Carn Brea, 91 • and
Wheal Edward, 21, Wheal Beton are quoted 125
to 127} ; East Deem Great Consols, 11 to 2 ;
East Caraclon, 27 to ; and Marks Valley, 01
to 10t.
United Mexican Mining shares have again met
with attention. Business is officially recorded at
BE, t, and t. Port Phillip have been dealt is
at t prem., showing a slight advance ; Great
Northern Copper (South Australia) at and I
prem. ; and Bon Accord at and dia.
We are requested to state that no applications
will be received for shares in the West Silver
Bank Mining Company after Wednesday next.
The Cardiganshire Consolidated Mining Company
(Limited) are inviting applications for 7,000 new
shares of 51. each. This undertaking is considered
to be one of more than ordinary promise. The
reports put forward from very competent authori-
ties, including Messrs. Phillips sod Darlington, are
of an unusually conclusive character. The profits
from neighbouring mines, including one which was
purchased about three years ago by Mr. Bright,
M.P., and his friends, are stated to be very good.
The Cardiganshire Company are already selling
lead and copper ores, and it is mentioned that the
object of introducing more capital is merely to
carry on those more extended operations which
are necessary for the proper development of the
property. The grant is a very extensive one,
being stout two miles in length on the course of
the lode.

Mr. Peter Watson's circular of lest evening een-
tains a very f►vourable notice of Wheal Orylls.
The subjoined weekly summary of the metal
market is extracted from the Circular of Messrs.
you Dadelmeu and North :

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A /age bedews has been does the meal mesa* daring
the puns pains in soca tastonces have soosider-
ably Welsh bars are steady, bea sa mud"
pries demand. Pails are firm rod there k fen in-
quiry for Staffordshire at late rata. Scotch pig iron br
higher in vales. at 49e. fd. ash. s On the nth
tad. the smelters raised the prise of Wish mandasharei
per lb., which has brought keward bows, aid foray:
hr the rice e an equal extent Barr.
10617= a
4, 941. ; holders very firm. TIC •;. Deny(
the last week a most imperiant charms has tabor g=
the ales of ads artiela sad passe both here and in
have *mead eadimak*. • elmilie h s silveneed, with
large treaseetiens Iran 1161. 10• to 1201., cask, while three
months prompt has realised 1211. sad sales made for snivel
at same rate. Danes has made 1921., oath. Hamad holders
have realised higher rates, the lest pries paid bag 746.
1971. delivered here. Meta : A fair demeed, sad
prior are well 'imported. Lead : There ran tamp de-
mand ; 201. 6.. asked for soft Eoglish pig. Spahr is
very dull, with • hodeng,_to declare ie value ; varlittle
Naas= clotia this el.. The list pries paid was
DM. 10e., 14 Holl Farah are obtainable at tie wee
prior, V7.H., 1 .6s. ; and thou& the American sews
dewed a recessabary dank upon inidasas, it seems libel to pee-
be but transient, should no mere aria'
m At elt.
Great nand= maims yesterday the ateennts showed
• debit Wane of 22. lly 13d. A call of 9s. per dare was
made.
At Alfred Crimple Ifias mattes on the libel inst. the
accounts showed a debit Waco of 2791. 11.. 20.
Prom West Silver Bank (Nov. 23) Caphia A. Franca
writes :—"ln cutting down the lode for a nalway the via
cantinas as productive as ever, if Dot 0r.,. so. Oar
machinery (which wo are now engaged abort, and mobs(
every exertion that lies in my power), I =pea win be MlD-
pistol ins month from this dote."
From North Buford Lae (Nov. 26) A. Franca
writes :—" We have coanancal the dares
engine shaft, whisk is new cloak 6 feet turder sail
producing good stools of lied ore. I expeet is my eat to
be able to give you a most stibsteatinl sad favensable re-
port. We are pretreates rapidly with oar meeliary, end
1 expect everything will Ire ai work in • few days."