The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-10 00:00:00

rupee paper, 96, L; dittoFive-and-a-Half per Got.,
102, 1011, 102 f.
The recovery in the India Five per Pent. Stack
was upwards of 1 per cent., the final quotation
being 1013 to 102 ex div. for the account.
The Five per Cent. Rupee paper was quoted
to *I, and the Five-and-a-Half 1011 to 102 f.
The March Exchequer Bills were quoted go. to
1.25. prem., being la. lower, and the June 1111. to
las. prem.
Foreign stocks were decidedly better, the demand
running chiefly upon Turkish and Mexican.
An improvement occurred in Agra Bank, Union
Bank of London, and Chartered Bank of India,
Australia, and China shares. St. Katharine Dock
stoat fell 2 per dent. Madras Irrigation shares were
inquired fur. The miscellaneous share market was
quiet.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Mario.
Insurance, 4i to 5 prem. ; Thames and Mersey
Marine, to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insur-
ance, 1f dig. • London and Provincial
Marine, to " ; Mercantile Fire, fto I prem. •
Commercial Union Fire, ato die. ; and Indian
Carrying, par to 4. prem.
The Canada Five per Cents. experienced a rally
of fully 4 per cent, opening at 93 to 94, and closing
at 95 to 96. The Six per Cents. have likewise ad-
vanced considerably. Nova Scotia and New Bruns-
wick Bonds rose 2 to 3 per cent.
As an exception to the general tendency of prices
in the Stock Exchange a considerable fall took
place in the debentures of the Grand Trunk Rail-
way of Canada, the market for which was very
unsettled.

United States Five per Cents. rose 1 par cent.,
and Virginia Dollar Bonds 2.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two u'CLoci.

The mining market is quiet to day. Alhal
Consols shares are officially marked in the Stock
Exchange 3. Wheal Seton are quoted 125
to 1271 ; East Cam Brea, 91 to t ; Wheal
Margaret, 40 to 42 ; Providence, 38 to 40 ; East
Caradon, 271 to 28 ; Marks Valley, 10 to / ;
Herodafoot, 38 to ; and East Devon Great Con-
sols, 1I to 2.
Port Phillip Mining shares are rather flatter,
having been dealt in at 1i and 11. Bon Accord
have changed hands at 4 dui ; Dun Mountain at
prem., being firmer ; United Mexican at 71 to 8 ;
and Worthing at die.
The second ordinary general meeting of the
Pachnca Silver Mining Company is called for the
16th inst.

At the North Wheal Robert meeting, yesterday,
the accounts showed a balance of assets over lia-
bilities of 199'. lts. Upon the four months' ope-
rations ending September there was a loss of 941.,
as against 1:507.. fur the corresponding period imme-
diately preceding. It was resolved to erect stamp,
which would cost 2110!., Captain Richards esti-
mating to sell six tons of tin during the next four
months, which would more than cover this amount.
Thu following is the official list of yesterday'.
transactions in the Mining Exchange :
Fast Glendon, 27k, 15-111, 28 • East Caro Ikea, tO4,
9.16; Long flake. 131; Stray Park, 31f, ; Setae, I.*
127, ; ampton, 3t ; West Caradon, 501; urylL, 141
Alfred Consols, 14e. ; Sortridge, 12s. 3d., 12e.; Omani
94; North Roskear, 18, 171 ; Arthur 16a. ; Heir*
17 ; Lodcott. 21. 6a. 31; North Name., 3 ;,ilarkis Yearly,
101; Edward, 3, I ; Bryn °wig*, 264, 27.
From North Dolcoath (Dec. 7) the agent.; state :—"The
engine shaft is now down about 21 fathoms below the 35 ;
lode from 2to 3 feet 'ride, composed principally of quartz
and fluor spar, yielding small stones of yellow copper ore.
In the 35 east the lode is 3A feet wide and not looking so
well as it ho.s done. In the 35 west the lode is 21 feet Inds,
composed of quartz and floor spar, with spots of yellow eop-
per ore and lead, and very kindly in appearance. The 20
east has been suspended for the present, and the men era
placed in its 33 east to get under the kindly lode driven
through in the level above."
From West tNradion Mine (Dec. G) the sputa report 7---
"We have to-day set our usual number of tutwork bar-
gains and tribute pttches. There is nothing particularly new
since the report for the meeting, with the exception that
the lode is the 36 on Menadue has • little fallen off, and
Arno the 80 west on the new lode. We are glad to say. hew-
ever, that the lades in the 116 and in the 166 are still le
ell. We are getting on very well with our sarnpffsig.
sod hope to somple at the usual time about 500 tons of OW
per ore ; a;t,,t.,uga the 38 on sfenadne and the 80 oaths sow
lode base off. Yet we are of opinion they will wee
be of their former value."

From Great Crinsis (Dee. 7)ttain W. Woolcock re-
ports In the 100 west the port of the lode is
disordered by • small horse of kale', by means of whirk
the lode is mat so productive for copper ore as hitherto. The
south part is of • very kindly appearance, end containing
good stones richquality ore. In the wines sinking below
the same level the character of the lode is changing ; it in
composed of • softer spar, and contaioiag copper on
throughout —a very kindly lode. In the 120, both east and
we t, we are driving in Ulu over the lode in goal
ground."