The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-10 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL If MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Half-past One.—The public securities have receded
this morning to the extent of Ito per cent. on yes-
terday's closing quotations, the announcement of the
recall of General Espartero by the Queen of Spain, in
order that be may assume the high and important
post of Captain-General of the army, being re-
garded as a movement so decidedly adverse
to the policy of France, as to be likely
to furnish grounds for renewed misunderstandings
between the French and British governments. The
information relative to the expected loan of 14,000,0001.
for the service of France has, also, become more
definite. It appears to be the general impression that
it will be brought out early in the month of November,
and the money market here will certainly be
affected by the operation, though to an extent
of which not even a proximate estimate can
be formed. The recall of Eepartero may, it is
thought by some, hare the effect of accelerating
the measure. Consols have receded to 87 for money,
and 874 to for the account ; Exchequer Bills 3s.
to 7a.

The Spanish securities again advanced in the first
of the morning, the Five per Cents. being quoted 211,
and the Threes, 301. A very favourable view is still
taken by speculators of the policy by which the pro-
clamation of a general amnesty was dictated, butstrange
to asy, the course taken with regard to Espartero is not,
for the moment, looked upon in the same satisfactory
light. The general is favourable to the modification
of the Spanish tariff; but he has, perhaps, in put
years, when Regent of Spais,ahown some indifference
to the representations of the foreign creditors of that
country.
Two o Cork.—Consols have recovered a little from
the depression to which they were subject half an
hour since. They are now quoted for the account at
871 to
We regret to have to notice the occurrence of
another case of suspension in the corn trade. The
party involved is understood to iambusa more an-
gaged in speculative transactions than some of those
who have recently succumbed to the pressure of circum-
stances. A second case of default has, indeed, been
spoken of.

Stott. Ti
I pm Ct. kat Aust., that
per CI. Cow. Lan, r
fOIIEIOII

.ipere.r. Caw. fie.. litb
31 per Ores, eeis
Ezelsecoer IPls, is, to Ts. pos.
11:14111.

I pm Ct. Atietrisa Ikeda, 441
4 per Ct BelidaWjkwids, 11 4
per Cent. ditto,
II per Ct. Prodilia& b/..113
Ditto New, 82
SittewL eßeillair A , 2 41
I
Ditto Coionab. D.O 111
Colombia. &seder Da,
I per Cs. Daokh Dd., 44 I
$ per Ct. Dutch Pide.. bdi Ii
4 pee Ct. Corte. Doted, 8112 22

1 per 6;66 armada Ms., II 111
Wesel& Deferred Bde.. Ile 4
I pwr Ct. liaLeas. tsl
II pc Os. Panwha. s 4 I
r,„
41662141, WA 16
Ipm CIL @pawl Nis, Pi
Sprilk Ws, 14 II
Spade% 7144112.671114. 11
s per R. Tmenela . I
Tesina•l4 Do ierle4 134 II 6

RAILWAYS.—The share market is described as
being in an exceedingly depressed condition, with
most prices a shade lower than at the close of business
yesterday. Tho scrip of the Great Western of
Bengal line has been freely dealt in this
morning, the period for their registration expiring
to-day. While, on the one hand, extensive sales have
been made by holders des;rous of relieving themselves
from further responsibility, purchases, on the other,
have been concluded by dealers who, through this
medium, propose to avail themselves of the guarentee
afforded by the Eut India. Company. All these
transactions, however, have been effected at depre-
ciated quotations.

BALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO MS DAY IN LONDON.
(Yesterday's prime will be found in loot owe).
Amb., Nat., Bon, & E. J., 1 Man., Burton, & Mat., 11 d
Bristol and Exeter Thirds, If lee'and, 1151 16
E. Counties, 19 174 De. 401. sh., 442
Do. (York Ex.), 9 Do. 507. ah., 124 12
Do. Northern & Eastern, 32 Newcastle k Bernick, 314
Get Lancashire New, 71 Do. New, 81
East Lineolnatilte, 192 Norfolk, 104
Ot. Northern, 31 North British, 291
GE Western, 105 Do. Mares, 131
Do. Quarters, 174 4 Do. Eaten., 4
Ipswich and Bury St. FA., 10 North Staffordshire, 9.5 4
Do. Eaten. tk. (late Carob. and Oaf. Wore., and WoL, 152
Ely), 3 Seatiab Central, 27
Inn. and York., late M. k L., 23 Shrews. & Bk. Claw A, 4171
Do. Quarters, 152 Shropshire Colon, 11 6
Do. Fifths, 9 S. E. & Dower, No. 1, 5
DO. W. R. u., I 4 Windeor,lttainea. & S. W., 21 p
Lad +& Bradford, 92 York & Newcastle, 341
Leeds & Think Prete per C.. 25 1 DJ. Extension, 141
Lai., Batch., & 0. Coast, 43 74 Do. Pref., 11
LPL and North Western,l6s York & N. llidknd. 765 5
Do. Qr.. New, 101 Do. Extension. 395
Lou. & S. Western, 60 Do. E. & W. Biding Es., 291
Do. New 301. oh., 935 Namur & Liege, .51
Do. Scrip 501 oh., 51 Park and Lyons, 21
Do. do. 401. oh., 44

The peke ofl4tree ii
little doing.
Lane. & I ork. Halves (late L.
and B.)," 4
Do. Fifths (late W. IL l'.),
13a.
Loudon & N. Western Year Qrs.,

EB, Bornoroza 9.
rther depressed to-day ; very
Liv., Crosby, k Southport, p
N. Stafford., 11 p
N. Weston, 68a. 9d.
Shrews. & Him. (A), d
Si,elES. & Chew r (late N.W.M.),
Do. Halves, 1: p
Shrews , Omen., & Chat. (101.
eb., guar 8 per mkt.), 2 11 P
Shrews. & Here., d
o'bropah. Ceou (IL a C.), 2$ d

Slane. field, and Lincoln
Prei., p
Midland 11{j 17
S. E. & Dover New 'No. 5), 11 d
Great Northern, 31 7Ga. 3d.
MANCHESTER SA
Mark., Nott., Baton, & E. Jo.,
Ea.:lLnc., and Cbev., 5 4 d
F.. Conntle• Y. E. Option Sc., 1 d
Hod. and Man. R. and C., par
Lane. & York. Fatly) 'late W. R.
C.), 11-16 13-16
Manch , Abet, & Lin. Qrr , No. 1,
11 p
Do. Eighths, d
Do. Pref., 3-16 p

LES, Szerionsca 9.
I.on. ik N. W.M.St B.Cffs. B, 5 p
Mauch., Stmt., & Lin, d
LIT., Man., Pe Neore. In. 21-1 G d
Man. &Southampton. It d
N. Staffordshire, 2 1-16 2 p
Oldham, Alliance, 12.16 p
Shrews., Oaw. & Chester PreL,
Guar. I per bent., 2 p
S. E. and Dome, No. 4, I; .1
8. Staffordshire, 12 d

Barrvnu 9.

at-ersi.llTolitsti rrea.,Guar.
per Cent., p
N. Stafford , 41r. 34.43,94. p
Shrewsß Mr., A, I{ d
Shropptdre Union, 21 46e. 34.
•talfordebtre, 31e. 34.

801131 M p.
Matlock and Burton, 28e. d
Leeds and newel:on/7, inn. p
New. & Berwick New, 3& 21.2,. p
N. Bride& 'Thirds. 104 Gd. p
N. Weetern, 39e. d
Glaegow & numeric., Sr.d

SZITINRZI 9.
Dv. Lit. N 0.2, (late New her.),
V. So 9i

11, Samoan a
S.
(du., lx-af., ear., $l. 3a. Cd.
Mad., NelL, and Arcot, la.
I Man. &Senthainp.,
N. British Thirds, N. Id. 9d.
Do. Qty. New, 1