The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-03 00:00:00

Margaret shares opened at 621 and closed at 79 to 80 ;
Margery rose to 18 and cicsed at 17 ; Trelyon 17 against
20; Trelawney 19 are 26 ; North Roskear 90, are 110 ;
Alfred Consols 21, rose to 241, and close at 221 ; Botallack
190, advanced to 250, and close 235 ; Bedford United in
demand at 81 ; and Devon Great Consols 450 ; Condurrow
stationary; Dolcoath advanced £2O per share, 345; Fowey
Consols and Par Consols stand firm, and with present prices
of copper and tin, dirs, will increase ; H. rodsVoi
advances; Edward 41, and looking well ; Chi ih
and Wentworth remain flat and unpromising ; St.
Ivs Consols 1.50; Tincroft ; Boller 340;
Bader and lilayse, United 41; South Frances 340 ;
Basset 285--these are foor of the best mines in the best
copper districts in the world. South Tolgus 150; Great
South Tolgus 14; Old Tolgus United 103 :—the same
cross course passes through the three setts, which stand in
the same north and south parallel, and are likely each-to
yield vast quantities of ore. Great . Alfred from 10 have
fallen to 71 to 8 : Carvannal 7 to 4 ; Rosewarne and Herland
71 to 51 ; North Levant 5 to 2; West Basset and North
B asset have remained inactive, and prices of shares slightly
depreciated during the month. The Buller and B isset
United, South Gorland, Carnewas, South Carn Brea,
Condurrow, Camborne Vean, West Stray Park, South
Buller and West Penstruthal have been well supported,
and the public generally appreciate the intrinsic value of
the several properties.
The failure of Mr. N Zigomalas, n. Greek firm
engaged in the coin ride, is anncur_c ; but the
liabilities are not believed to be considerable, and
the loss will probably fall chiefly upon houses at
Odessa, Marseilles, &e.
The opportune supply by the steamer La Plata
from the West Indies and Mexico, about 334,7001
in specie and bullion, will not be delivereable for
some days.
The amount of gold brought by the Orient, from
Adelaide, is only 400 ounces, worth £1,600.
The amount of silver engaged for exportation
to India and China, on the 4th inst., by the
steamer Colombo, is about £600,000. It remains to
be seen what addition will he made to this sum.

Of late there has been an increased disposition
to ship bar silver to China. Until very recently
the remittances to that quarter consisted mainly
of dollars.

We understand that during the last month or'so
large bona fide purchases of French railway shares
have been made on English account. These
investments assist in explaining the flow of gold
from this side.

Considerable spcubttive business took place yes
terday in Mexican Bonds, consequent upon the
allegation in the advises from New York, that the
State of Sonora, which is understood to be rich in
auriferous indications, is to be sold to the United
States. This intelligence, if correct, implies a
fresh: step towards 'the final dismemberment of
of the Mexican Republic, but the question that
excites the interest of the bondholders is whether
any portion of the money will come into their
hands.

According to an account lately published in
one of the Mexican papers, some new gold fields
have been discovered upon the borders of the
State of Chihuahua, which are said to be far
richer than those of California. The report states
that they are situate near a lake named Jaco, to
the south-east of the city of Chihuahua, and just
upon the territory known as the favourite haunt
of the wild Indians.