The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-31 00:00:00

THIS DAY.

Two o'Ctocx.
Console opened at the closing prices of yesterday,
921 to both for money and account, since which
they have not varied, and continue so quoted at the
present moment. The Three per Cents. Reduced
marked 92i and 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per
Cents., 931; and Exchequer Bills were done at
435. and 39e. premium.
Russian bonds have marked 109, and Dutch Two-
and-a-Half per Cents., 031 and 1„. In other foreign
securities there is no alteration to note, and the busi-
ness done was confined to the following:—Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 531 and I. Mexican,
ex coupons, at 28, end 27,1. Russian, at 109. Spa-
nish Five per Cents., at 18g.
The French funds were a trifle lower at Paris yes-
terday. The Three per Cents. closed at 65.5, and the
Five per Cents. at 89:55.
NNOLISII FUND&
Bank Stock, 1944 91 3 per CLOwL. Ace.. 921
3 per CL Red. ADDL. 911 1 14 per CIL 1134
3 pee CI. Coo. Anna. 924 1 lowbequer 4015 to Cc
701181G14 FUND&
I per Ct. Awdrian blade, I per Ct Grenada Bda., 161 171
41 per Ot. Dag. Benda. 96 9 ilrenula Deferred 11.1.., 31
)1 per Oest. 81110, 5 per et. 1846,21 tl
$ par Ct. lkimallaa BOLAS ? 6 per Ct Peruvian Bd., 52 4
Drite Nee. 61 6 Portuguese Cony., 28 9
SVW Hump. Ayres, 62 4
llltto Man 54. , 5 per Ct. Bum WU., 107 P
Ditto Spanish 141... 178 184
Ditto Coldreb. De(. lids.. 3 per CL Sp:WA 344
Columl.kin Equador Spanish Deferred 141..,
I per C 5 Danish IND, Gi .71 Ditto Pamirs Dd.. 31 1
21 per CI. Dutch ado., lat per CL Venezuela &b.,
647
4 pin CL Dutch Gene., en 4 Venezuela Deterred Bd.,

THE PRODUCE MARKET.
MINCING-LANE, ALIGUST 30.
Sroaa.—There has not been a public sale to-day. but the
Importer. of Wed India hare met the buyers freely la the private
ntract market, and NO hlub. have been mold at prices 64. ander
the currency of lust week. Reflood is dull, and quoted rather lower.
Grocery lumps, Os. Gd. to Sets. 63.
Cewrax.—Tbe public sales of 280 asks and 300 bags of plantation
' Ceylon went off with lest spirit, but priors were sustained; a part was
bought in. 1,000 bags good ordinary native Ceylon found buyers at
fully previous rates; very good, 39e. ; a few lou, 395. Cd.; common,
SU. fal.
Rice.-800 bags Altman were offered in public sale. 300 found
bucyztbq reminder bought In.
.—The demand has been very limited la conseguenes of the
dull w arket In Liverpool yesterday ; 130 bake oat eold.
Selena remain steady in price, with buts small
Tr.► continues to support previous. prises, but buyers seem M.
dined not to buy more than their lmmedfate wants require.
TALLow remains at Stia. 8/1.
licainurs.—Jamaica ginger sold 3s. 17s. to 91. 13A.; tenon sold ltd.
to 3d. ; gum salmi sold 2!. 12s. Gd. to It!.; gum arable sold 17s. 6d.
to 465.; rhubarb bought in 2s. 3d. to 2s. Gd.; cardamoms partly *old
2s. &I. to to. 6d.; tortoiseshell sold 16s. 6d. to 244.-1 n other articles
no material alteration.
MINCING-LANE. Aro. 31, 'Ulf past Two.
SCOAR —The public 'lea are rather large to-day, say,
400 htids. West India, 3,800 bags Mauritius and Bengal, and 260hhda,
St. Croix ; they are progressing without spirit, and the importers
aro supporting the market by buying in freely, yet the price+ of
to-day must be considered t3rl. lower generally than thwe at the close
of lest week. Refined steady ; grocery lumps, iss. Oil. to ins. G.I.
Cot rs.r.—The public sales are going Of steadily, and the article ap-
, pears to have general confidence at present rates, which show so ad
Vallee of Is. on good ordinary native Ceylon. ass. fad. to 305., and Is.
on good and One plantation kind since last Friday.
RICE.—The importers very generally refused to submit to lower
prices in Bengal, and nearly all the public sales were bought in.
Bstrerrar.-630 bag+ extraction et to 5i sold in public sale at
270.:6d., which did not alter quotations.
C(11111N bas become inactive, but no decline can be quoted.
I.tooo.—Tbe declarations for the next quarterly sole already
amotti.t to 17,300 chests.

TALLOW.—The market continues much depressed for
forward delivery, and but little ts doing on the mot. Petersburg Y.C.
on the spot, 3Os. 9d. to 3101.6 d.; Ottober to December delivery, 3k.;
separate months' delivery, 39n. rd.

COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 30.—The market to-
day was exceedingly dull, prices of Americana having declined I, and
in mime induncea f. 7,040 bale" were mold, and of Game 3,0 were
taken fur oneculation and 1,000 fur ezporL

ILOSIERY AND LACE TRADES. NorriN6AAll4
Au;. 30.—The cotton hosiery trade, in nearly all the branches, is In a
tolerably healthy state. The wrought hose trade, alter the three
months etasation, is not in a remarkably flourishing state, having
WA the extra tine trade. The cotton glove trade (in which Is Included
the merino vigunia thread and other materials) in in a very fair cog.
dition, the English excelling all other countries in tha manufacture.
The pante:con, drawer, shirt, and piece trade, ban got into a very
regular end nettled state, the heelers and bagmen paying the late
etatement price.% The heeler! trade in the United States, after flou-
rishing for a while, has again receded, the principal firm having
tailed very much in debt with the operatives; a firm which
recently gave up busineas was sued for wages, when the
American court allowed them a whole year to pay the
first inetalment. The bobbin net trade In conettlered by the machine
owners, worionen, and commlsuion agent's. to he in a dull state, but
some of the getting up 'Tome and manufacturers' warehouses work
very long house. The black silk trade is very dull; the other silk
departments are in a better state. The traverse warp machines have
been for some time peat rather short of employment, but having
Inserted, by way of ornament, Hal thee Als, they have had a revival.
The spinning of lax by machinery has arrived at such perfection,
that No. 11.0, and even finer number', can be produced; and ere long
there isevery reason to hope that macbme lace will be mule ham
flax thread, in which we strait-down octet will be much impro-01—
Nottingitaw Review.

COALS.—A [mitre 31.—Snips at market, 155 ; sold,
Bitten Hartley, Iti.. 6d.; Carr'n Hartley, 16.•; Eden MAN 16a. 3d.;
Tandeld Moor, 14s. Id.; Walla End Bewieke and Co., 13e. 3d.;
Walls End Haswell, 17a. 9.1.; Walla End Helton, 17a. 9d.; Walls
End Lnmbton, 17a. 3d.; Walla End Steatites, W., Walls End
Tees, 17s. td.

CORN.—MART-LANZ. 41.1701 The 31.—The few parcels of
English new Wheat, fresh up for this morning's market, were dia-
pered of with difficulty at about the rates of Monday last. Po limited
was the amount of business transacted in foreign that he value must
be considered nominally the same as at tee beginning of the week;
had buyers of quantity appeared there is no doubt but they could
bare supplied themselves or rather easier terms. Engibh
Ltialey scarce, and fully as dear. Voreign slow sale, at barely
former rates y and inferior qualities of foreign
Oats were the turn cheapear ; all other qualities supporter' late quo.
tallow.. Da= hut little inquired tor. White boiling I'cas rather
dearer.
ARRIVALS LNTO LONDON FROM 27th ADO. TO Mat ADO.
Qrs. k;nolub. Scotch. Irish. Forego.
Wheat 3560 I
Bar:ey
Oata
Flour. 1,130 sacks;
Lownos Avaasors. Wheat, 470. od.' Barley, 3116. 10d.; OWN
19s. ed. ; Rye. Os. Oil.; Beane, 29e. 2d.; rear, 28e. Id.
IMPERIAL AVERAGES.

e ultv.‘ Oats. Kr. I Beans.' Pao.
July 21 147114 tldlrs 7cil9s 6d,25. 64,821 1t1226
496 Id 2,6 11006 4,:;44 k:'324 56 32a Od
Aug. 4 ... 1481 260 3d 18. 9d 251 8€1'314 104821 Id
11 1471 41.254 d. 186 11264 Id 32. Od 310 Id
18 466 34 266 14.196 0.1276 56 31. 96.294 fd
25 ... !Its 84.264 49 186 106 28s bd 324 Id 286 8d
weeks' Atm Arr. '44 44 26. 2419. 9.126, 371 324 lld
Drrt.—Wheat, Barley, Oats, Ire, Enna, and Per, 16.