The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-01 00:00:00

Two o'CLocrc.
Only a very limited business offering in the English
stock market at the commencement of business this
morning, prices showed some little weak-
ness, and Consols, which closed yesterday
afternoon at 961 to 1, for money, and 9t
buyers for the account, receded to 964 for cash.
The appearance of the government broker to make
his usual purchase, however, imparted more firmness,
and the price is now quoted at the improved figure
of 961 to 1, both for money and the 14th Oct., so
that the advance of the last few days is on the
whole very fairly maintained. The account given
in the second edition of the Daily News,
of a new " move" of Louis Napoleon, with a view
to purging the Assembly of his most violent oppo-
nents in the Mountain party, and thus carrying the
revision of the constitution, has been perused with
much interest. Consols is the only stock dealt in to-
day, and at the following quotations :—For money,
966, ; for account, 961.
Exchequer Bills remain quiet, at -yesterday's rate
of 43a. to 465. prem.; and India Bonds, at 475. to
60s. prem.
No increase is perceptible in the amount of atten-
tion directed to the foreign securities, only one or
two descriptions meeting with any favour. Prices
generally rule much the same as yesterday,
but the jobbers in Mexican have been unable to
maintain the price of these bonds in face of the
various discouraging influences at present in opera-
tion, and the market is to-day decidedly weaker.
Business up to the present hour has been concluded
in the undermentioned descriptions only, viz.:
Dutch Two-and-n-llalf per Cents., 59; ditto Four
per Cent. Certificates, 901 cx div. ; ditto for account
17th October, 904. Mexican Bonds for account, 27,4.
Spanish Active Five per Cents., for account, 21k;
ditto Passive, 51; ditto Three per Cents., 371.
The union between the two firms of Barnard and
Dimsdale and l)rcwitt and Fowler has only preceded
by a short period the demise of one of the respected
members of the bitter firm, Mr. Thomas Fowler, of
Bruce-grove, Tottenham, who was interred yester-
, day.

The upward tendency which has been noticed in
the market for foreign exchanges for some weeks re-
ceived some slight cheek yesterday in consequence of
a somewhat limited supply of bills and a bet-
ter demand. The quotations for the prin-
cipal places were therefore a shade lower.
Short Paris was done at 25.22 i to 25;
ditto, 3 mouths, at 25.15 to 50. Amsterdam was less
offered, and negotiations took place at 12.01 to
Hamburg, which had considerably risen last post,
left off lower, viz., 13.10,1 to 1. Prankfort declined
a little, closing 120 to 4. The Italian exchanges did
not vary much. Genoa might be said to be a shade
lower, but Sicily was hardly saleable, and the quota-
tions are merely nominal. The same may be remarked
of St. Petersburg, which was extremely difficult of
sale at 36i to ;. Vienna and Trieste were not
pressed on the market ; the small amounts offered
were negotiated at 12.2 to G for the former, and 12.6
to 10 for the latter. The prices negotiated arc as
follows : . .

Prime ncgutiated.
From To
1111. 19 sty.... 1111. 191stv.
11211. 1 rite... 1211. 1
4 ate.
1211. 4 etv. ... 124. sir.
limn. 104schl. 13mea 11 tek.
Vienna
1211. 2kr. 1:5. Gkr.
Triode
Antwerp
Paris 7 ShUrt 231 r. 224 c. ... 233 r. 23e.
Ditto .. - ,,, ,~
3 Moothe2sfr. 45c. -251 r. 474 e.
Genoa
Leghorn
N.lllOl pedant „ 414 pence ... 411 peso*
Palermo-- per ounce ~ 120 pence ... 1201 pence
Mervin' . „ „ 120 peace ... - pence
Madrid, per dollar „ 494 pence ... 50 pence
radix -.... „ „ 304 pence ... 301 pence
Seville -. ,r491 pence... 491 pence
larami ..... .. .... -....per ordrei „ 33 pence .. 53i pence
St,
„ „ 33 pence ... 534 pence
St. Petersburg per ruble „ 391 Dune ... 331 pence

Amstonlant pert Short
Ditto
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The complaints about the irregular charge on
foreign letters become more frequent every day. A
letter from London to Frankfurt, or rice versa, if
paid at Frankfort, costs '24 kreutzers or eightpence;
if paid here, it costs Is. 4d. Correspondents being
called upon by the Post-office at St. Martin's-le-
Grand to pay 100 per cent. more than the Frankfort
Post-office demands, arc naturally anxious to learn
why they are taxed so high by the London
post-office.
At I'aris the exchange on London at short was on
Monday slightly lower, but sovereigns have advanced
to 23f. 20c., and it will be noticed with particular
interest that bar gold and French coin are at length
at par.
Notice has been issued that the eleventh pay-
ment, being 25 francs, is required to be made on the
shares of the Paris and Strusbourg Railway.

INULI6II FUN DBl.—Tius DAT.
Bank Stock. shut LOW Annuities.
3 per CL Reduced. shut 113.11.1 Sts.ck, 2.3/ 2
3 ks.r Ct Consols. 9888 Ditto IhnoIs.LUIPL, 475. 6Ss.p
31 per Vt. Consols. shut Exchequer 151115.1.18381..43x16.9
Consols Sue Amt.. 9131 I
41 per Ct. Belgian, 93 5
5 per Ct. Brent lieu. 817 ex dly
Do. Now. 64 6 ex the
per Ct. Boon. Alan. 48 50
per Ut. Clulten.lu2 4 es .Ile
3 per CL Chllhus, 61 t 31 ex die
3 per Ct. Danish. 774
por CL Butch. sell 9
4 per Ct. Dutch.% 1 ex 41v
Condor, 31
1 per (3. ()renal% 14 15
Barillnlan 5

YORNIO:

FUNDS.
3 per CL Ifestenn, 271 2
61rer CL Feruridn, 88 9 ex div
Ditto DeferruLL 41 2
6 me Ct. Partugne,s, 88 8
6 per Ct. itomaan. 111 113
4 per CL Rued:tn. 101
6 per Ct. sparkish, Active. 214 /
3 per (7t. Spanish. 374 3
Do. Passive, 54
Dsturrolez. 10* la
2/ per Ct. Venue. 22 31
Do.
r Cent., 3 2

MINCING LANE.—THIS DAY.
SCGAIL—There has not been a public talc to-day. The
market continues dull. Refined without alteration.
COFFEE.—The public sales went off steadily at yester-
day's prices. Good ordinary native Ceylon sold at 395.
Corr()); continues dull of sale.
SALTPETILE.-1,300 bags were offered, and only a small
part sold, refraction 61 sold at 275. ; refraction 9,2• is. Ga.
to 265.

PEPPER.-320 bags Malabar sold at full prices, 31 to 31;
one lot, 31.
SAOO.-2,100 boxes were offered ; large pearl sold at 245.
to 245. fid. ; small pearl chiefly bought in at lie. 6d. to
18s. fid.
Duty pad on Sugar to isat week is London, Liver- cwt.
pool, Bristol, hull, end !lie Clyde 4,1115,560
7s the same period List your 4,11141,150

Decrenne 30.396
DUTOIS PAW ON T): Hi 1631 TO MIT WING 1011.
London 21.!13.1!6

LlTerpooi
Drvitol

714,503

11% dr 2o4uLd
Cyde 1,e23,542

Total 20,067,217
Same time hs 1550 23,635,977

Increase 1,151,240

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DA/.

The market is steady, with a fair demand for consump-
tion, at the following prices:—Town Tallow, 38s. ;
Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 395. ; new, 38s. 64. to 395. ;
last three months, 395. sellers ; January and March, 395. 9d.

MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY.
A moderate amount of business was transacted in Wheat
this morning, and Monday's quotations were supported for
both English and foreign. Choice foreign flour being
scarce commanded extreme tate*.
Barley in fair request and unchanged in value.
Notwathatanding only moderate arrivals of Oats, tho
trade was without life, and presious quotations could not
be exceeded.
Beans very dull, and easier to purchase.
Peas firm.

ArtStlt'stl.9 INTO LONDON FROM 29th SEPT. to Ist OCT.
Qrs. Entll.h. beoteh. Isiah. Foreum.
Wheat I 1970 I 2310
Raley lO2O 2961/
Oats llO I 2010 I 1130
Floor 3,740 s teat; barrels. Malt, 1,310.

130ROUGII 31ARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mesas. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand
increases for the new growth, which aro for the moat cart of
very good quality. Mid. and East Keats, 71. so. to
121. 120.; Weald Kents, 61. 10s. to 71. 7s. ; Susses, 51. 12s. to
61. 125.; yearlings, 41. 15s. to 61. 12s. Duty, 115,0001.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT.
Eden Main, IGA. 6d. ; West Hartley, 15e. 6tl. ; Walls End
Riddell, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Henan, las. 9d.; Walls End
Lambton, 16a. 0.1. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. 9d. ; Walls
End Adelaide Tees, 165.; Walls End Tees, 164. 91.-107
ships at market