The Express.
London, England, 1848-02-10 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL ei• MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Two o'Clock.—The funds remain in a sort of sus-
pension state, with prices fluctuating to and fro about
I per cent., and dealings narrowed within the most
limited circle. We have Consols now at 89 to for
money, and 891 to I fur time, which show k decline
upon the last established quotations of yesterday.
Reduced Threes are 89k to Three-and-a-Quarter
per Cents., 90); to Exchequer Bills due in March,
21e. to 255.; the June bills, 245. to 295. premium.
Bank Stock, 200 to 202. The fall in French Rentes
yesterday, received this morning, has tended to damp
the market.
With the exception of Peruvian we have little
alteration to notice in foreign stocks. It would seem
that the Spanish American committee must be in
possession of accounts from their agent in Lima
of an unfavourable turn in the negotiations which
have been some time carrying on there with the Pe-
ruvian government, for the adjustment of the 'debt,
and overdue arrears of interest, on some moderate
and equitable basis. At a meeting of the bond-
holders is summoned for to-morrow, some further ex-
planations will doubtless be given as to the actual state
of affairs, acd the prospects for the future, in addi-
tion to the correspondence already before the public.
Peruvian Bonds, meanwhile, have fallen to 33 to 3.
Mexican are 181 to 19. New Grenada arc better, at
20 to 1. Spanish Fives, 213 to 2; the Threes, 32
to 3; Passive, 3 to I. Portuguese, 26 to 7.
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 34 to 3; the Fours,
853 to 6. Russian, 109 to 111.
According to a more complete official account, the
returns for the Ural mines having already appeared,
the total product of the mines of the Ural and the
Altai mines (in Siberia) amounted, in the year 1516,
to 1,678 poods of gold, against 1,371 in 1b43.
The Siberian mines yielded only ono pood
and a half of platina, a quantity much be-
low that of last year. These mines have, besides,
rendered 1,190 pools of auriferous silver. The
working of the copper mines produced 246,044
poods of that metal. From the metallurgic works of
the crown 634,930 poods of iron have been given
out. The salt works have yielded 28,413,892 poods of
sal gemme.
LSOLISII FONDS.
Sank Stock. 20) 2 3) per flO! I
3 per Ct. lted. Anna., 805 I Lxchequer ?Web. M+. to
7 per Ct. Cona. Anne.. 1:8 25. p.; Arne. Ma. to
11 per Ct. Cons. for Au. 184 I
FOIL ENS
per Ct. Amartan Bend*. P 4 6
44 per Ct. 11411ond, 38 Pt
74 per Cent. ditto.
I per Ct. Brazilianlids.. 83 5
llatto Now 76 8
Wtteoter"Blr.r.Voß9t. " 3
Ditto Columb. Def. Bas..
Columbian tquador 1tt1a524,34.
3 per Ct. Dan •h se
34 per Ct. Dutch Dd.,. 64
per Ct. Cate. Dutch. 881

DUSPS.
1 por Coot. Grenada 1135., V; Di
Granytt Deferred 3 4
F per et Mericea. 183 e, 134
t; per Ct. Pceurtar. 8d... 33 33
POrtUrUeso Code. Bde, 2 7
$ per Ct. littesiaa Mg.. 103 11
3 Dltto,Spenleb 115
"paT3l,iit De'Pi.m,Lret.l td1::: 413
FirtelA Pereiee Rd.., 5
12);er et. Verteruels Ho& 38 40
etlexuele Deferred lids:. 10 11

RAILWAYS.—The share market 111 very quiet to-
day, suul but few operations. Brighton' are lower ;
London and North Western seem steadily declining;
Manchester and Birmingham, Clam A, about 3, pm.
buyers; Royston and Hitchin done at I pm.; Boston,
Stamford, and Birmingham done at pm. ; Northern