The Sun.
London, England, 1859-11-19 00:00:00

THIS DAY'S SHIPPING.

Lil)rnolt, Nov. 19.—Wind, South. Weather this day
at noon—Moderate breeze and fine.
Pox•rsMouzic, Nov. 18.—Wind, E. to S.S.W.—Arrived
—Esmoralda, from London, for Hong Kong; H.M.S.
Queen Charlotte, from Sheerness ; 11.M.5. Prometheus and
and Firebrand, from Plymouth. Sailed—Sir John Law-
rence, from Portland, for Bermuda.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 17—Wind, S.W.—Arrived—Kaffir-
land, from Callao. Nov. 18.—Off port—Persia (s.), from
New York. _ _ _ _

OFF MIZEN HEAD.—Arrived—Jersey, from Miramichi,
for Liverpool; Sunshine, brought in, in distross, in tow of
a pilot boat; Isle of Skye, from Demerara; Ranger, from
Miramichi, with bulwarks and stanchions carried away;
has experienced very bad weather for the last fortnight.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday Morning.

Wind S.S.W.
Arrived—lsabelle, from Sunderland ; Anne, from Car-
diff; Courier, steamer, from Jersey. -
Sailed—Falcon, for Skien ; Despatch, steamer, for Jer-
sey; Havre, steamer, for Havre.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning.

Wind S.W_
Arrived—O'Bny, from Buenos Ayres; Golden Light,
from Quebec.

(BY SITBMARINE AND BRITISH TIMEGRAPII.)
GRAVESEND, Saturday Morning.
Wind, S.S.E., light; tide five hours' ebb ; weather fins.
Arrived, Nov. I.B—Charles, from Boulogne; Stamboul,
from Vancouver's "gland.

Arrived, Nov. 19.—Jane, from Brussels; Forget me
Nicht, from Malmo

DEAL, Saturday Morning.

_ .
Wind S., moderate.
Anchored—lno, from London, for Nantes; Laura Joan-
meth; from London for Cape of Good Hope.
Sailed—Robert Low, s. steamer, for Genoa.

MINES.—The settlement for the fortnightly ac-
count took place in the Mining Share Market on Wednes-
day, and was a very heavy one, particularly in East
Russell, East Camden, West Caradon, and a few other
mines. These settlements, as we have frequently explained
interfere with general business during their progress ; but,
notwithstanding, a large amount of business has been
transacted in shares since our last, and the demand for stock
keeps up great activity in the market. The most active stocks
have been Calstock Consols (which early in the month were
about £2), Tolcarne, East Russell, East Caradon, Sol tridge
Consols, West Trevelyan, North Downs, Mary Ann Marke
Valley, K elly Bray; Rolmbush,Red moor,Credor, South C am.
don Wheal Hooper, Cam Brea, West Caradon, Wheal Umty,
Alfred Consols, Great Alfred, &o. It is also remarkable
just new that ninny shares which have been totally ne-
glected, for some time have been in request, and large tran-
sactions done ; this refers particularly to small..priced
shares, offering fair chances for speculation, and under good
management. Heavy dividend stocks do not appear to be
so much in demand as they were a few months ago, yet
copper is advancing. North Downs have still been largely
dealt in, but they aro not so thin in price. At a special
general meeting, this week, the shares were subdivided
into 6,000; so that every holder of 1-2000th now holds
3-6000ths, which leave off 5I to 61. Par Consols,
11 ex dividend ; at the meeting on the 12th,
the accounts' showed £2,129 Is. ld. profit for four months,
and a dividend of 6s. Gd per share (12,080) was declared,
leaving £4,880 16s. 3d in hand. The returns from the mine
are 24 tons per month, in addition to the copper sales.
West Caradon have been more in request, and advanced to
155, 160, buyers; the ores sold for the last month realised,
with carriage, £3,664 : and it is in contemplation, we under-
stand, to subdivide the shares into 1,024th5. West Dam-
sel, 40 ; at the meeting held here a call of £1 58. per share
was made. West Trevelyan have been again enquired for,
and a good business done. It will be remembered that
when a rich discovery was made a few weeks lie
in the 20, shares rose to £ll each, and that in
about a fortnight the ore was cut out by a slide, and
shares became flatter, and without any business doing in.
them ; since this the level has been driven beyond the in-
fluence of the slide, or cross-course, and is again promising,
and a stopo in the back is worth £3O per fathom. In the
28, which is 4 fathoms behind the spot where the lode first
became rich in the 20, has also improved, and worth from,
£l5 to £2O per fm. In the 38, still further behind the me
ground, the lode is improving, with
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good stones of ore.
The agent concludes his detailed report by stating that the
mine never looked bettor than at present, and t
sampling will be 20 tons, some of it rich. The shareshat the
now
leave off S to 9 ; shares in demand, and an improvement rit.
ported,—Nining Journal of this day.