The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-18 00:00:00

Public deposits increase E 1,114,669
Other deposits decrease..
INotes and bills in circulation

265,G61
Bat incnume.. 9,788

decrease..

On the other side of the account :
Government securities decreue .. 84,406

I Other securities _ e_

actin and bullion inuesse ..

646,767

43,501

Total

The continued increase in the private securities
indicates an active demand for money. The aug-
mentation in the Tremens, balances is considerable,
and satisfactory. There is at length a small increase
in the bullion, the efflux to the Continent, which was
stimulated by the French loan, having received a
check.
BANK OF ENOLANT.—An Account. pursuant to the Act 7th anti
Kb vie., c TA, fur the week ending on Saturday. nuAtet 11.1056.

P.4,!!!!_tr.4

Notes fasuod'

AZ,6'.9.2y5

wniu D
Proprietors' Capital ....101,663.4 GO
Rest 3,360,0:0
Puthe Detendit;ltitehti:
Exebtq., Say. Banks.
Commis. of NeetooW
Debt, and DI., Arleta) 6.24 e."
Other Depuelte 11,n 4.444
Seven-dad aadotherVllla 1,003.1137
August 10, lea

-sOvenun-^....ent Debt..... A11.015.1(.0
OUR.? Securities 2.964.900
Odd Coln and Bunion 15.01,275
Bina Bullion .

PARTIIIINT.

Government &CURL:"
(lachtd. Dead Weight
Annuity)
Other Securities
Note.
Gold and Silver Coin as,ow

LM,TAB,IBI
M. MARSHALL, Chief Om/aRr.
FRIDAY Evataxa. _

Rumours that unfavourable newslieibien received
from the Crimea being industriously circulated this
morning, the English funds experienced a decline of
f, per cent., a further unfavourable influence being
exercised by the sales of parties desirous of raising
money for making the requisite 10 per cent, deposit
on their applications for the new Turkish loan. In
the afternoon, however, the decline was fully re-
covered, as it became whispered about that official
news had been received of the total repulse, with
much slaughter, of an attack made by the
Russians in great force on the allied lines in
the Crimea. The authentic particulars of this brilliant
affair were not published in the Stock Exchange
until the close of the house, but the latest quotat on
of Console was kto per cent. above that of yester-
day, with a firm appearance. This success, following
so closely upon that achieved at Swesborg, has been
received with the liveliest satisfaction, and cauael
considerable excitement this afternoon in the various
walks of business. _

Consols opened at 91 for the 6th of September,
receded to 901 to 1. had advanced at the close of the
house to 911 to 1, and were quoted at a later hour at
9U. For money the price was about 1 per cent.
lower. The official business report is u follows :
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 90,1, 901,
911; ditto, for account, 6th September, 91, 90t, 91,
911. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 911, 92. New
Three per Cents., 921, A, A, t. Long Annuities,
expiring in January, 1860, 4. India Stock, 233.
Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall-
ing payable in 1838,1001, ; ditto,lB39, 1001, 2, I.
The foreign stock market remains generally gild,
the chief transactions being in the 'lurkish Six per
Cent. stock, which, after receding this morning to
931 to 94, had risen at the close to 941 to 4, or the
same as yesterday. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per
Cents. were quoted higher.