The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-13 00:00:00

THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocit.
The accounts from Paris of the result of the elec-
tions having occasioned a fall in the Reotes of more
than 1 per cent., produced some degree of flatness in
the English funds to-day, and prices opened at a de-
cline of since yesterday. Consols were first
called 94 to 9G for transfer, and 961 to 1
for the 11th April, and then rose 1, but they
are now at the opening price again. The Three per
Cent. Reduced are shut for the dividend, but busi-
ness was done in them at 961 and ; and in the New
Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 981, 1, and 1, in
both cases for money with the dividend on.
Exchequer Bills mark SOL; ditto 5001., 57e. and
605.; ditto small, 60s. and 586. prem. Long An-
nuities, 30 years, 1860, 81 and 5-16.
The settlement of the Cowl account has not passed
off without difficulty. Mr. Satterthwaite, stock and
share broker, has been declared a defaulter in both
houses, his losses having. been occasioned, it is said,
by "boll" operations in Spanish, Mexican, and
South American stocks to a considerable amount.
Ia the foreign stock market prices are steady, and
,for Chilian and Portuguese the quotations are im-
proved. The failare noticed, however, has caused
some weeknees in the market for Mexican and Peru-
vian, for which the quotations are now lower.
Mcxi-
caa mark 291, and Peruvian Four per Cents., 701.
Spanish stocks are alas rather weak. The business
transacted cona's!ed of Buenos Ayres, et 521 and 51.
Chilian Six per Cents., at 102. Equadur, at 31.
Dutch Four per Cent. Cert.flattere, at 871. Mexican,
at 294 and 1. Peruvian Foie per Cents., at 711, 72,
and 701. Portage° ke Converted, at 35, 311, and 1.
Spanish Five per Cent. Actives, at 17. the Three
per Cents., at 351 and T•, the Passive Debt, at 31.
ENGLISH YCNDB.-7ius DAT.
Reek Stock, .hut 3 per et Oes. Lee., (April 11) Er
par Ct. Kea. Amu., shut 131 per eta shut
I Pa Cs. UM A. 11110.. 6:1 6 Licbsquer Mlle, 67e. Is 60,.

7026E11
6 par Ct. Austrian Beni
4; par CCHeld. Bonds, 19 91
2 per Cent..

I FUNDS.
lime Ct. Oremis Ws., 11111
Grua& Wand /Ma. 4
per Ct. Mel.,l*" Ift

pat Ct. Braellan Wt. 19 10
11144,3 Now. Si 9
rpm' Ct. Iguana Ayres. 10 2
Cb'llso Pd c, 109 2
1/.444 Columb. 1, Ws.,
Cdusel4L34 Equator 84... 31
K Ct. 1431.144 8E.., 1I
11 par Ct. Dutch 11.14..1111/
4 pa Cl. Dutch Cam. boo Ti

4ler Ct. Parurias . 1
Do. Deterrtd
Portututp• Doer., 34 3
per Ct. Rum &.. lu6 8
Ditto spaoleb bd.. 164 7
3 per Ct. Spanish PAs. 35/ Cl
Ditto Panty* 1id5..34 A
2 pur Ct. V 10107.1111 114, 13 5
VeLtilliil Pedarred 11a5..121 134

MINCLNG-LANE.-THIS DAY.

SVOAR.—The public riles consisted of forei.tn, say 3,000
boxes liavannah arid 150 hhde. Surinam, for which there did
not ayp-se to be buyers at previous rates, and nearly all wee
bought in. Rained continues dull.
COFFEE —There was mach anxiety evinced in the market
for thy remit of the Dutch sale, which became known at

nooa ; it appeen that all ml 4. at 33, equal to 545. per cwt. ;
the p.ice was lower, but the feet of all flailing
buyers is deemed fiveurah:e for the steadiness
of the article. After business hours yesterday 1,000 bags
good ordinary native Ceylon were sold at 50s. To-day we
are without transactiots up to this hour, but the market
seems to be more firm

Corron coetir use dull.
fitnora.-140 packages of Jamaica sold in public sale,
from 41. Bi. to 91. 16s.
TEA continues firm.

itics--Thedentand continues very limited.
In other articles no material alteration; bat as frequently
occurs on a Wednesday, the general amount of business done
has been small.

liniipaidOCsagar to kat week in Lo don, Liverpool, ewL
Eristol, emu, and the Clyde 933,,31
To the game period last year 1,0130,399

Datum 127,648
orris PAID cow Tao pr 100 To LAST Imo lbs.
Lnn.lon . ..
...... ... 5,010,413
Liverpool .
—... .. . 1,077,563
Bristol - 186,785
Hall 50,787
Clyde
Total .. 6,698,592
Sams time 011849 ...... .........,..... 6,878,662
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