The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-01 00:00:00

MINES.-7H13 DAY.

Two o'CLocx.
The mining market to-day presents no feature
of novelty. A moderate number of transactions
have taken place. principally in shares in Tolcarne,
Trelowetb,Wheal Margaret, Herodafoot, Providence,
and East Basset mines. In the Stock Exchange
no transactions are officially reported.
United Mexican Mining shares continue in de
mend, and have advanced, being marked I. Other
foreign descriptions are quiet.
At a meeting of the adventure's in North Wheal Basset
held yesterday the accounts showed a Names sealnst the
mine of 488/. 17s 4d

At a meeting of adventurers in Wheal Tebidy held yester-
day the amounts showed a balance spinet the mine of 4801.
13a. 4d., against which there Sr. snore of calls due 111110 Plat,
nig to 4821. 12e.
Subjoined is an extract from the liereuria, of Valparaiso
Cupiapo, July b.—Lettere have been received from Tres
Punta, giving the following account of this most important
silver mineral. The mines of Tree Punta are assuming
their former value. Nines which were abandoned are now
being worked with great sumo& The mine Valparaiso is
being worked with great energy. Toe vein is a yard in
breadth, yielding ores of twenty marks, and promisee • rich
reward to the owners. The Buena 'Upson:ate more abun-
dant than ever in its yield of silver. The Alfin Kaneda is
yielding oopioos and rich ores, at a depth of GO yards. The
San Rend is rich end abundant. The Marquees snd San
Antonio yielding well, se also several other mines. The pro-
jected railway will, if carried out, give new life to this dis-
trict, as wall se to the rich gold mines of the Inca, and to the
numerous copper mines along which the road will pass.
In repeat to the Ole, • rich mine or mines a little north
of Tres Pmts, recently discovered, no doubt but it will con-
tribute materially to the mineral wealth of Copies°. The
Wellinterested are expected daily with rich silver ores.
iellgratulate this community on the promising aspect of
the province, which these discoveries will PO touch promote."
Great Wheel Alfred sampled on the 23rd bust. 208 tons of
copper ore, which is estimated at about 1.0004

21M .1 A ir ROMAN AND INDIAN LOANS.

Monday next hes been fixed for the settlement is
the scrip of tie new Romian Loan, which will be
zarirki d in t he otheml list. Krim Thomson, lionar, aiUt
Co. yesterday communicated to the Stack Exchange
a north ''ion from the Russian government in the
official St. l'etervhurg journal, to the effect that the
entire :Jan of 12,080,0001. has been subscribed for.
Tois result is partly due, we understand, to the large
et.becriptiona made in Ramie. The scrip of the loan
has recovered here to par, or 6d, and comes quoted
higher from Amsterdam.

hloi.day next his also been fixed by the Stock
Extharip l'antrittee for the settlement in the scrip
of the new ladian Loan. The scrip was ready
fee delivery at the Bank of England this (Thurs-
day) morning, at ten o'clock; and holders who
hare pand up in fu.l may hare the stock at MOD
written into their rISMIS in the Bank books. No
transkra can tale place in the stock, however, until
Saturday. the regulations of the Bank requiring that
ore t.t-r day .11111 intervene. The scrip was in
great c, round ye►terday, and, under the influence of
large invesinruts, steadily advanced, closing at 991
to }„ or 21 to 21 prem. At 99, a purchase to the
extent of 50,n90/, was effected.

The an -rate price at which the new India Lon
has been token is a little over 97j per amt., via.,
97'. 3e. 2d. Regarding the loan as redeemable at
par te:t years hence, this price shows an annual re-
turn of 5/. Is. GI. per cent. The delay in the pay-
/cent of the instalments, however, whilst the full
dividend is accruing, brings the avenge subscription
price down 'tally to about 951, which during ten
years represents a return of W. Ila. 21. per cent,
per annum. This is the real cost to the Indian
government.( the present loan. It is quite reason-
able to regard this as a loan for ten years, the pro-
bability being that by the expiration of that term
the state of the ludian finances will either be much
Improved—in which case the holders will be paid
el--or so gresaiy tmbarramed that the grant of the
imperial guarantee will have become inevitable.
The successfui bids (or the Indian Loan, from 97
per cent. upwards, have been published. The sub-
joined sat of the njected tenders is interesting, se
showing that, had the Council of India fixed their
swerved price I per cent. lower, viz., at 961., instead
of the limit judiciously decided Upon, as additional
sum of two nallinas would have bees secured, in
indium" to the surplus of 024,760(., which, though
tendered ut 974, was rejected. The amount of the
unsuccessful "'ids between 964 and 964 10.., both
Ineusive, was 1,369,6004, and bitterish Pa and
1:g. 2.1m000.
About t il,uuo at SOO 0 9
N 0 6
~ AA.) NI 1 3
„ 45,000 „ 16 2 6
„ 96 5 0
• 12.110 „ 96 10 0
„
• SWIM w 96 0 0
" 6116 • 96 0
▪ MON 96 0 r,„ 31.9911 96 0 7
.. MAO „ 96 1
„ WISP
96 1
119,1110 „ 96 2
111.61111. 96
• WAG „ „ 96 10
„ 6.111111 „ 96 10
„
„ • 927,910 „ 9696 10 10
• 10.090..
• 96.111 „ 96 11
96.556 „ 96 11
„ 19,1110 „ Nlt
„
„ :LW 96 16
41118 ,. 96 16
„ 5,599 96 16
, 3,090 „ 96 17

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