The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-13 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL it MARKETS.

W)NRY MARKET At CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Tiro a' Clark. Consols opened at 811 to 4 money.end
A 14, to for time this morning, and therefore below
the closing rates of yesterday. At the se quota' ions they
remained until the last half hour, when they suddenly
declined to 841 for moeey, and 81: to for time.
Some sales of motley stuck, pressed on the market just
before the time when the Bank books shut for trans-
fers, are assieued as the proximate cause of this um x-
peiced fall. These saves, there is reason to le lieve, wet e
influ nerd in some degree by the discouraging tenonr
of the accounts from Paris, and the revolutionary
movements there, as published in the second edition
of the Daily Nen-R. lteduced Threes are 824 to
Z. Three-and-a Quarter per Cents., 834 to
E Z.
xelteqtier Rills, 38r. to 425. pentium. Bank
Stint', 191 to 3.
We have little alteration in the foreign market.
Spanish are quoted a shade better ; the Fives at 12 to
4, the Threes at 231 to 3. Passive remain 2' to 3.
Pertugueee, 16 to It Dutch Two-and-a-Ilalf per
Ceets., 421 to 31 ; the Fours, 631 to 41. Danish,
63 to 7. Ituesian, 86 to 9. Mexican, 151 to 16.
Pc uvian 30 to 5. New Grenada, 111 to 121. Bra-
zilian, 66 to 9.
Ft om South Australia we have scattered papers to
the 3rd of Feb miry, but not a regular series. The y
r. Air to the "flourishing financial condition" of the
calitny, as previously exhibited in tabular detail;
hut in one of the papers wanting it is stated,
however, in round numbers, that a revenue of nearly
68 thousand pounds 6114 been "raised with unex-
ampled facility from amongst a population not much
exeeeding thirty thousand Nude." Complair,ta
see made of the lome and defective mode in
which the customs returns were given. Thus within
the quarterly period just ended " duties," it is said, to
the cm met of more than six thou-and pouniss are in-
cluded under the very comprehensive, but rather un-
s tiefactory term of "outer gooda." As it is
seam let po-eible that a collector of customs for Port
Adel Lido can be overburdened with work, it is the
m ire at raniii that lie tiiit.uitl be wanting in so material
yet not at all w d WWI portion of his duties as t he elassi
cat ion of certain entriesof goods. To thecommunit y bot h
triel.ng and consuming, it is of impolite ce to know,
the nature and the quantity of commodities per -
orlically entered and consumed. Fro m the tenour
nf certain etrictures in the papers it would seem,
however, that Mr. R. It. Torrens, the collector in
question, does not stand so favourably as should be
di eked in puidic opinion.

ESULI,,II.

cault Stock, IC4 3 --
I
3 tier Ct. lied.
3 ti .r Ct. C. Aorok, Bt3
FORSION
CL Air Like
It toe CL. 66 62
2.1 per Cent. ditto, XI 6
CL C 6
Ditto Nair. 73 8
tttCt Br:* T.O 3
D Ito Cotumb. Def. ILI,
Columbian Lquador
I I,er Ct. Danieh libt, fdl 7
21 per Ct. Dutch Ado., 44:11
per Ct. Duteb Cam, 62 3i2

1,11)1Pq.
h:r 1.3. Cour. for 110.. Ell 1
31 per Cent,. all
Exchequer MI., 38a to Co.pron.
111 S DO.
1 lar Cent. Grenada 111 lit
orcuala tattered 21 1
5 par a Ni esltau, 1614. 151 16
fi lair Ct. Peruvian lids, 33 5
Portuvuere Coo, lids.. 16 19
~er 115 Ilium Mb-
Ditto Sinnlvh
iwrCL tipunith UAL. ,31 5
"oath Deferred
PIVAIVO liaLt lj 31
2 our CL Venezuela 16 19
c -vanes Deterred Be,. 4 51

RAILWAYS.—The awe market is very quiet
to-day, and not quite so firm u yester6ay. The
quotatiou are, however, nearly the same. London
ald North Western, 123 to 5. Great Westerns, 90.
Eastern Counties, 141. Midland, 102. North
fitaffords, 2; to dies