The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-26 00:00:00

THIS DAY.

Two o'Ctocx.
The market has been exceedingly quiet all morn-
ing, with scarcely cry business doing in the home
funds. Consols have not varied from 96; to ?, for
money, and 96,1 to 97 for account. The Three per
Cents. Reduced mark 97! and 1; and the New Three-
and-a-Quarter per Cents., 991 and 99.
Exchequer Bills have been done at 70s. ; ditto 5001.
and small, at 673. prem. India Bonds, under 1,0001.,
at 90s. prem. Batik Stock, at 212.
There is not much doing in the foreign stocks to
day, and the prices of all descriptions must be re-
ported statiouary, not the least variation having oe-
i.urred from yesterday's rates. Business has
been done in the following :—Brazilian Old
Bonds at; 92. Buenos Ayres at 36. Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 57:i for money,
and 57 for the 31st instant ; exchange,
12 guild. Equador, at St Three per Cent. French
Reutes, at 38f. 73c.; exchange, 25f. 40c. Peruvian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, for account, at
821; ditto Deferred, at 3.5 and 1. Portuguese Four
per Cents., at 341 and 1. Russian Five per Cents.,
at 1101; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 961
and 4.

ENGLISH FUNDS.—Thts DAT.
Hart Stook, MI IR 3 per Ct. Coo. Act., 96j 7
3 per CL Red. Aurae, felt I 31 per Ct. W t
3 pet CL Co.. Rues., tt it ►aebegwe Rote. 67.. to 70s.

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5 per Ct. Atudrlaa 80n.h717
41 par Ct. bele. Bowl.. i%) 2
21 per Cent.,
vue.L.sbravz.v Mk, 91 3

IN FUNtd.
1 par armada Bd.. 183 I
Grenada Deferred Ma. 4
IS ter IX Mel. !Mai en 30
per Oti. Peruvian Ws.. 821
Perungusee C 0..., 331 4Z
S rot CL Rua eds. 110 12
Dltto Spanish Ma% 17i I
3 Per Cit. Spanish &Luigi
100. Deferred eds..
Nue Paialre 11da..33 4
Per Ct. Venezuela /alai 34 6
VOIIMIIia Deferred 8da..124 131

6 iairet:il.leiio;Ayreo. T
Ditto Milian 136.,
Inato Columb. Def. IMIa,
Columbian 'qualm Dd. . 34 4
3 pa Ct. Um ian MIL, 76 9
14 pat Ct. Dont Hda., 97 6
4 per et Dutch Cats.eV

MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY.

Suoag..—The public sales are going off heavily to-day, and
Mayen do not seem disposed to give the lull priors of last
Friday. Importers are buying is largely. The result of the
week shoos that it has been very dull, and occasionally a
shade lower pri,:ea have been accepted to effect sales.
Refined steady, and prices have been supported, as the mar-
ket is bare of goals ready for delivery; grocery lumps,
Oes to els. ed.

Coriss.—The small public sales west off statclily. The
niarket for this article during the week has been rather
dull, bat importers have ►een firm, and price. were sup-
ported. Good ordinary native Ceylon steady, at Vs. 6d.
to 435. 64._ - -

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Mos —Thera has been • lags areculativs demand the
last two days. About 9,000 bags told. and an advance of
6d. has bean estabtitbed.

Bow
to Wt.

.-600 bags refraction, 71 to 81, 'old at 245. 6d.

PEPP3II-2,400 hags of go ,d clean Sumatra sold steadily
In public sale at full pious, 31. to 3id. per lb. Spices gene-
rally firm.
Rum has been steady, at last week's prices.
TL.—The public salts went off steadily, at fully previous
rates. The market h.s been active during the week. Con-
gone, trots l l 11. to Is. Id , have been in improved demand,
add show a slight advance; also finer qualities, and the trade
has bought freely. Common Congos' has become scarce in
importers' bonds; bold. has been freely paid, and now
quoted from 101 d. to Ild. Young Hyenas have also been in
large demand, both by the trade and by speculators, and
show an advance on the yeah of id. to ad. per lb. The
article generally has great confidence.
In other articles no materiel alteration.