The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-11 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
71e0 o'Clock.—ln some of the lentil) from Ham-
burg by the mail this morning, doubts are
expressed about the ratification of the truce
and convention negotiated between Denmark and
Prussia on the Schleswig-Ito:stein question. It was
re;errcd to the Frankton Diet toapprote fur Ger many,
and apprehensions were entertaintd kat it might
refuse the ratification, as the agreement was known
to be unpopular with many members of that assem-
bly. It was hoped, how. ver, that moderate counsels
might prevail, and the convention be referred back to
the Prussian government.
We have not much doing in the funds, but the
market is steady at a slight improvement upon yes-
terday's prices. We have Console 871 to for
money and the opening. Reduced Threes, 871 to .4.
Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 874 to 1. Exchequer
Bills, 40s. to 41s. premium. Bank Stock, 192 to 4.
Foreign stocks remain neatly at yesterday's quota-
Rona, and with little demand, although the accounts
from Amsterdam, Hamburg, Berlin, and Frank-
fort all denote much animation in tho stock
and share markt ts. I)utch Two-and-a-Half per
Cents. are called 441 to 31, ; the Fours, 69 to 71. Rus-
sian, 93 to 7. Danish, 66 to 70. Belgian, 66 to 70.
Spanish Fives, I I to 121 ; the Threes, 211 to
21; Passive, 3 to t. Portuguese,l7l to 181. Mexican,
16; to 171. Peruvian, 33 to 5. New Grenada, 12
to la. Itrazaian, 67 to 9. Buenos Ayres, 21 to 3.
Venezuela, lii to 18.

ENGLISH
Rant Stotk, 192 4
3 pea Ct. KO. Ann,. 414
3 pu It Cow. Am...

FUNDS.

Cone. Arc Ao., Stt
31 per Canto 874 3
itreltequtrlllit,+. 4u. to 4.15. peen
yusys.
—•

4 per Ct. A..3triso
43 per CL Hcl r. BO*, Oi TO
S itot.P.:lGc.'lt..dtliaol;3l?.ier.. GT 9
phto Nes, 95 7
per CI HOMO% Asse• 1414.. 31
803
I).tto Cultnnik Ik4. 141.. A...
Columbim A.,conijor
3 prs IhmPth tits. C 4 70
23 per r:t. Dutch 14h, 144 54
A vs Ct ',web Curt... G 9 ;1

I Kr Coat. Ornittll &U., 12►134
Oren.l.ta Marred Mts. 7d
S inar Ct Mesleau, 164 d. 161171
d per CL Penn

l'ortuxlce Couv. lid.. 17 18
Diper l`t 1t0,,. Kb, 96 I
tto HumWl 11.11..11/ 12/
3 pur Ct. Spapivh 2i
SiunlAh lovitarv.l
Ditto, itI,4IVC MP.. 3 i
per Ct. Vonmu :u1613
y• roviv Dulune,' 1.1 d,.. 41

ItAILWAYS.—The share market h quiet, the
amount of business carrying on being small. Madrid
and Valentia shares have improved to 18s., the law
suit having terminated by an extra judicial agree-
ment to return 20s. in three months. Caledonians
have been done at 291 to 29:7; Northern Counties
Union, at 10s. Shares arc shady, at rather better
quotations than yesterday.

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SALES EFFECTED tiP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON.
I Yesterday's prices will be found in hint page.)
Cidtdonian, 28) 9) Lon. & S. Western New 50 1., 35
Chester N Holyhead, 201 Manrhes , Sheff, & I.in. New 10/.
E. (Monti. t, 14) 1 Fret, 101
Do. New Guar. 6 per Ct., 31 Midland, 1041 31
Do. Extrn^ion, No.l, j On. 501. Con.l. Pref., 111
Feel Lincolnshire, 21 Do Conant. Bristol & Dir. 6 per
Edinburgh and Glasgow, 43 Cent, 118)
Great Northern, 6 I North British Haler% 9)
Gt. N. of England, 232 North Staffordshire, 10
Do. New 4 d., W south Wale., 8)
Great Westt•rn ;es., Iti) 10 York, Newc., & Berwick (orig.
1)0. Fifth., 105 Newt. & Ber.t, 31
Hull and Selby, 001 Do. Eaten. No. 2, Ili
Lane. and Cat lode, 531 Do. G.N.P.. Pur., 91
Lan. and Yorkshire Mrs., 13) York & N. MitL(E. & W.R.) 32) 1
Du. New Gunr. 6 per ('t., 2) 1 Boulogne and %miens, 7 1
Do. Preston & Wyre, 33 Namur and Liege, 2) 3
Lend., Brighton, & S. C., 311 N. of France, Si j
Do. New Guar. 6 per Ct., 1852, I Orlean.and Bordeaux, 21
2) 1 Sambre and Meuse, 2) 3)
Lon. N N. Western, 1251
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LIViItPOOL I
Lan. and York. Pirtle., 1.1 d
Do. In/. Pref., Gs. 3d. p
Do. Fifths, IateW.ILL:., 3j d
Lowlon & N. Western Sew Qrs.,
t

SALES, .IrLe 10.
sat the holders of stook were
bwiness was transacted.
Lan. & York Bret, 5-16 p
North Statfordehire, 21/ 11-16 d
Shrews & Binning. B, 31 d
Shropshire Union, 2j d
8. F. & Dover, No. 4, 2 13-16

1/11.13. JrLY 10.
Lon., Brigh., & S. Omit 3/. Our.
6 per Ct., dr. p
Men., Shoff., & I.IIIC. Poet, 106
Midland Ilalvo, 6 d

MANCIIF-MR
Pried, were a shade lower,
unwilling to eel', end but little
Birk., Lane., k fberli. Junction,
78.161
Man., Shef., & Line. tler., No. 1,
5d
Do. F.ighth•, 5 d

BALES, Jour 10.
Lther inactive, and pecz's the
Shrews. & Sir., A, 3 d
Do. ,to. It, St d
South Staffordshire, 34 d
.E. 4, Jury 10.
o day were about the same in
orices remained the same.
N. Staffordshire, 11.11.. 3d. d
Mane., Shef., and Lincoln Pref.,
2s. Bd. p
Northern Countiay 3 2i d
BRiuTOL SALES, J,,LT 10.
The market has continued firm' though former rtes were
scarcely maiutriued. There was, however, a tolerable bush-
new dor.e.
Gt. Wem..rn Qrs., IS 4 tl Midland (t per Cent., Btrm. and
Do. New 17f. sh., I( 5-19 d Glow ster), 110
Taff Vale New 10f. eh., 3 1-10 d York, Hewn, & Bee., 321

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CI ILAIINGIIAM
Ttis market was again rs
tura lows.
N. tiritiKh T irdo, 38s. 'AI. d
Amb., Nott.,ll: lh Mon, 21 d
North Staßbrdsbtre, 21 539. 9d. d
LEEDS SAL
The transactions in shares b
amount as on Saturday, and p
New lint Innewhire, 74 d
Great Northern, W. I+. 34. 9d. d
Lune.. k Yorkeh. Ent. Ss. p
Mahon and Dritheld, 7,1 d

YORK SAL
(treat Northern, 51. lea. 6d. 54
York, Neweas., t tier. (Original
New.. and Ber.), 31

JuLr 10.
York, Naive., & Perwick
Put.), 9]

110P8.—BATTLE, CHOWIRTINT, AND WESTFIBLD.—The
hop 1431:nations are looking green and branching well, but it is pro-
bable there will not be an extreme quantity of bine. la the parishes
of emwhar.t and Westfield they are about the same in appearance
as Battle. We have had some strong gales of wind of late. which
have broken the branches in some exposed situations.—Banais
AND Bi eau.v.—The hops generally in the neigbhourhnort are cer-
tainly going on well, but it moot be expected that this boisterous
weather will somewhat retard them for a abort. time. The lime at
Westfield is very good, and in Bcck:ey, I am informed, they are good;
in some grounds the nine is rather uneven, bat still Is healthy.
—Batouritini—The hop bine is little checked by the wind
and wet, but still the midsummer shoots make their appear-
ance of a good colour and ,trong in most gardens; we very much
want calm and warm weather, which would be beneficial to all crop 3
growing.—BVllWASll.—ltur hop gardens afford us at present •
prospect of a large crop. The bine is luxuriant, of good en:our, and
unusually clear; scarcely a fly is to ben seen. The labourers em-
ployalle ed in " ringing them in " flr.d the annual root to be permeating
the s with remarkable rapidity end vigour ; increasing, of mauls
the eepeybilLy of the plant to sutain an attack from vermin, or to
thrive under other unfavourable circumstances.—Eurno,
The hops in thin neighbourhood, in welil-eultivated grounds,
hid fair for • crop, but thou that have been neglected,
must be considereit as doubtful. Firreinou.—Tbe bone
generally continue to grow well, and are tree from vermin,
excepting in a few gardens, where they are abort of bine ; in such
cues they SIVITI to make but very little progrees.—HVISTMIXIM
The high winds during the loot two or three days have battered the
bop-bine about very much in this neighbourhood, and caused them
not to look so thriving an Bat we 4.—blavniiii—The hope are
looking quite as well as last week; the wind has Injured
them but very little. Their present appearance indicates a very