The Express.
London, England, 1848-03-10 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Two o Clock.—The more tranquil nature of the ac-
counts from the Continent this morning had a favour-
able effect on the funds. We have had a recovery in
Consols to 811 to Z, or say ,1 in advance of the
closing rates yesterday. They have since receded tot
and now are quoted, 81i to I, both for money and
acceunt. The Reduced Threes are now shut for the
dividends, as well as the Three-and-a-Qiarter pee
Cents. Exchequer Bills, 255. to 295. premium.
Bank Stock is shut also for the dividend. The pur-
chase of Consols have been somewhat extensive this
morning, and a considerable proportion may have
been done on speculation; but it is also probable that
a large amount was bought by parties who had pre..
viously speculated for the fall, and desired to realise
profits.
It may be observed that the popular assemblages
and outrages reported from various parts of tha
country for some days past, and some of them in the
metropolis, have not had the sligh•est influence on
the funds, nor in fact have they been the subject of any
but passing remarks in City circles, so little importance
was attached to them. A mob demonstration re-
ported from Paris would, on the contrary, affect the
funds at once, by depreciating prices, although it is
probable the event and the consequences, politically
or socially, would come greatly magnified, whilst
from the distance the real troth of the case could not
be promptly discriminated.
We have a report, which meets'with some credit, of
the resignation of Prince Metternich, iu consequence
of dissensions in the Austrian Cabinet. Singularly
enough, it is stated that the Prince proposed and
advocated great political reforms and concessions to
the Austrian States, and resigned, because overruled.
Foreign stocks are still flat and difficult to move.
We quote Dutch Two.and-a-Half per Cents., 40 to 3;
the Fours, 69 to 72. Spanish Fives, 111 to 121 ;:the
Threes, 224 to 34. Passive, 2; to 31. Portuguese,
15 to 17. Mexican 131 to 141. Peruvian, 23 to 5.
Venezuela, 25 to 30. Belgian Four.and-a-Half per
Cents., 60 to 6. Brazilian, 76 to 8.

ENGLISH 3'l,Ni,,
Book Stock, 2hut 3 per Ct. Coin for As., 1113 2
3 per Ct. Red. Amu., shut 31 Ccuts.. shut
3 per Ct. Cons. Anon. 811 ' I Eschoquerlials. 230. to 292. prem.

FORMION FUNDS.
S per CL Austrian I 1 per Cent. Grenada Da., IS 12
4: per Ct. hole. Bonds. GO 6:t lzrznada Deferred lids., 3 4
2 5 pee CeoL date, 30 3 6 per Cc 11ez,cau, 1646, 131 144
par Ct. Brazilian Ude., 76 8 6 per CL Perm tau Ilda, 23 25
Ditto Nest, 73 8 or t. Con,. Ms., 16 18
per Ct Buenos Ayres 25 30 rpur CC' Rust Bd. , 100
Ditto Chillan Boa 83 90 Ditto Spanish natl.:111 195
Ditto Oolumb. Dd. 16/.., J per Ct. spant.b luta, ni 31
CoSoohian t.cutdor lid.-, 25 3 Sortnich Deferred UJe..
3 per Cl. Danish MIL, 73 8 Ditto, Patstve IWa, 4 31
25 per CL Dutch 83.,441 3 2 pet CL Venezuela Ito,, 2.5 '0
4 per CL Dutch Certa., 69 73 Venezuela Deferred Ms., 7 9

RAILWAYS.—French shares are better this morn-
ing. Northern of France, GI. die. Paris and Lyons
and Boulognes, a shade higher; but we have not ea-
tivity enough in the market to cause any considerable
rise in them at present. Home shares are without
any sensible improvement, but with rather mere
doing.
SALES EFFECTED VP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON.
(Yesterday's prices will be found In loot gaol
Birming. & Oxford In. 201 2 Man., Shelf., a in. New 108.
Birm., Wolver., & Dudley, 13 4 Pref., If
Caledonian, 29f 4 North Bridals, 231 11
Eastern Counties, 131 4 Do. Dative, 91
Do Ex., i per Cent., No. 1, i p Do. Qrs., 434
E. Lancashire New, 7 Do. Extension, 1
East Lincolnshire, 164 1 Do. Thirds, 4 4
Great Northern, 5 14. Stsfordshire, 1 1
Great North of England, 217. Shr.A. and Bir. A, 34
Gt. Western, 93 4. E. and Dover, 23 4
Do. Ora., 161 171 . Du. do. No. 3, 101
Do. Fifths, 21 204
Do. New 178, 91 W Do. Thirds, No. 4, 41
ilts, Somerset, & Wey., 13
Ips.,Buitt,t.Ediound7,3c7for.,34 3 1008, News., and Ber. So 291
Lancashire & York. Fifths, 8 Do. ()rig. New. and her., 28 f
Do. Preston & WV yre, 331 I/0. Extrolichl (TorUkNewc.f.
Leeds & Bradford, 69 10 9
Lards & Think, 20 Do. Eaten. No. S (Newe. sad
London and Blackwall. 44 I Bez.), 104 i
L. Brighten, & 8.C0a5t,291 304 Do. 0. N. L. rut, 51 1
London and N. Western, C 2.1 2 York & N. Midland, 62
Do. Quarters, 34 Do. Pref., 114 121
Lon. & 6. West. New SOL, 261 Do. Y.. Is W. R. Es, 2919
Midland, 1001 99 Boulogne and gage s% 64 71
Do. 401. eh., 404 N. of France, 31 1
Do. 501. oh., 10 9 Paris and Ltons, 11 4
Do. Coos. Brio & Birm., 6 per Paris and Strastourg, If
cent., 119 16 Sambre and Meuse, 31

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Hay-pact Two—
The Sugar market has closed heavily, showing a decline of
fully 6d. upon last Friday's prices. 1,300 begs Bengal were
offered; about half only found buyers. Refined did/.
Lumps, standard quality, 54s.—Coffee very dull. Mocha de-
clined fully 2s. in public salts to day.—Saltpetre continues
in demand, at 325. to 33s.—Rum allows a slight advance, and
holders have become reluctant sellers.—Cotton dull, and oat
of demand. The produce market closes for the week with a
depressed appearance. Fears as to the stability of credit
in France and on the Continent generally daily mcreasee in
the mercantile circle'.

CORN.—MARK-LANE.—With limited supplies of
English Wheat,7our market was firm to-day, and Monday's
prices were easily realised. The baldness done in foreign
Wheat wu net extensive, but its value was supported.
Barley, although far from a free sale, cannot be quoted lower.
We bad a steady but not a brisk trade in Oats, at previous
quotations. Beans and Peas nominally the same as on
Monday last.
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LOUTH, March B.—ln the Corn market to-day a fair be-
siness has been done, at prices much as last week for Barley,
Oats, and Beans. Wheat lc per qr. dearer. Wheat, 49.
to 521. Barley, 28s. to 301. Oats, 17s. to 19s. Beans, 43.
to 455. per qr. Seconds Flour, Is. 10d. per stone.
MAIDSTONE, March 9.—We had a trade to-day for all dry
samples of Wheat at hand. Red, 48s. to 60s. ; white, 61a. to
645. Inferior samples not to be sold at any price. Lent Core
very slow of sale ; much offering, and no demand.

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MANNINOTREB, March 9.—The supply of Wheat being
very moderate, there was a fair demand for this article, at
last week's prices. Fine malting Barley fully supports lug
week's prices the inferior sorts are rather lower. Bean, and
Peas are again very dull sale; to press soles, lower qrioes
must be submitted to.

MARKET RASEN, March 7.—There was a small market
and a slow trade, although Is. per qr. advance in Wheat
was obtained. Barb y, Oata, and Beans remained station-
ary. Wheat, 445. to 53.. Barley, 25.. to 30s. Oats, Ito.
to 19s. Beans, 40s. to 441.

NIWAIII, March B.—We had a very full market, and
(seed Corn being much wanted) a brick sale, at an advanece
of fully Is. per qr. on the best grain of all descriptions.
Wheat, white, 565. to 58s. • red, 541. to 565. Barley, malt-
ing, 325. to 355. ; srinding;2Ba. to 30s. Oats, seed, 265. to
28s. ; feed, 20s. to 225. Beans, new, 401. to 465. ; old, 54a,
to 565. Peas, grey, 465. to 501. ; blue, 665. to 70e. Tared,
60s. to 645. Malt, 565. to 58e. per qr.

NIWBVRY, March 9 —We had only a moderate supply of
Wheat, which met a steady sale, the best descriptions res.
Being ls. per qr. advance from last week. The supply of
Barley was equal to the demand, and late prices fully sup-
' ported. Oats, Beans, and Peas at the same inanimate state
as described for tome weeks. Averages to the 4th—Wheat.
921 qrs. at 495. 4d. per qr. Barley, 508, 321. 2d. Oats, 46,
19s. 7d. Thaw, 4,465. 9.1. Pea.,•10,39.. 74.

PLYMOUTH, March 9.—The Wheat trade is better; moat
holders demand an advance of 2s. per qr., which has been
paid in a few instances, but millers will not generally submit
to this advance. Farmer's supplies are fallen off. Tb.
weather is wet but mild.

ROMSEY, March 9.—Wheat was offered at' from 13/. ea
14/. per load t,r the beat, and from 111. 10s. to 121. to.. for
common. Barley made quite as much money. Oats sold at
from 295. to 295. per qr. Beans and Peaa found many par
chasers for seed.

ROYSTON, March B.—Corn
dearer. Barley quite as dear,
more war given. Wheat, 28s.
to 34r. per qr. ; Oats, 18a. to 21
STOCYRRIDOE, March 9.-1
second quality, 131. ; poor, 1:
as advance of Is. per qr.—best
common, 28s. to 30s. Malt, 7
were in fair demand, at from'

orn trade lively : Wheat fully Is.
dear, and in a few in
28s. to 345. per lost; ?g, lir ,
to 265. ;4: cis ..-.
—Best Wheat tug& ,per idled; .• •
r 121. to 121 10s, B ley 4,M wt
teigodi
-Lest Ms. ; modem 825., to 331. • _
at, 7s. to 7s. 9d. gar turteL Doti
Dm 225. to 275. pet q Beene sold
Peas, at fron4o4l. ore-
arch B.—We ha illqa • annoly
morning from7th• grawfixe, lot
:emand. Fine dry.wartglek cam-
per v., and the secondealvalllida
t the extreme rates of Mill ay
dull. Oats met a slow sale, at
ii. day week. Beans steady.
following are the cutest