The Press.
London, England, 1857-02-21 00:00:00

BANK OF ENGLANio

AR Aocount, pursuant to the Act 7th and Mth Victoria, cap. 32
for the week eudiug on Saturday, the lith day of Feb., 1627.

IHRUIC PePARCMENT.
Motes issued .... £24,054,2701 Government Debt £11,015,100
Other Securities.. 3,459,91
Gold Coin tt Bullion 9 579,270
Silver Bullion .... --

124,034,270
BANKINO DEPAITUENT.
Proprietors'eapitslAl4,ss3,ooo, Government S eeu-
Rest
Public Deposite 7,0,7,igi7 1 Dead Weight An.) 4111.545.010
Other Depute 9,774,1158 ! Other Securities .. 18 247.794
Seven Day & otitis Notes 5,257,840
Bills ..

124,054,270

5311.731.018 i 135.731,018
• Including Exchequer, Commissioners of National Debt,
Savings' Banks. and Dividend Accounts.

Per Cent.;

FOREIGN FUNDS.
Mond. , Tuesd. Wed.
103 11;.11

Brazilian
Danish 5
Dtch. (F,z 12 Guil )21
French 3
Do. 4i
Do. Bank Stock
Mexican
Peruvian 4i
Porcuguese 4
Russian
Spanish 3 140 i
Turkish kec.R sa

65
68f 65c11
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1641 I
65c,C9f 25e,
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Friday.

- 110 9;1
95 951

1041
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69f 606
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Vitrupolit,

1 401
93 t

m 'Markets.

(Reported easausively for "Tax Passe:")

40
95

CORN EXCHANGE—The present week's supplies of Eng-
lish wheat have been very moderate, and much out of condition.
The finest samples have sold somewhat steadily, at lull quota.
tions; but other kinds have moved off heavily, at barely late
rates. The fresh imports of foreign wheat have been trifling;
but the show of samples ex. granary has been rather extensive.
About an average business has been doing in most descriptions,
at previous currencies. Floating cargoes have sold steadily, on
former terms. Barley—the receipts of which have been only
moderate—has been in improved request. In prices, however.
no change has taken place. The malt trade has continued cull,
at barely the late decline In value. Oats have come slowly to
hand, yet the trade has ruled rather heavy, on former terms.
Beans and white peas have given way is per quarter. Grey and
maple peas have supported previous rates. In flour very little
has been passing.
ENOLISIL—Wheat, Essex and Kent red, 49s to 60s; white,
50a to 70s; Norfolk.au,l Lincoln red, 48s to &Os. Malting barley,
37s to 495; grinding ditto, 30. to 32s : distilling, 36s to 38s.
Malt, 62. to :7s. B',led oats, 24s to 255; potato, 25s to 325.
Rye, 38a to 40s. Tick beans, 32s to 345; Harrow, 35. to 38s;
pigeon, 38. to 41s. Grey peas, 36s to :Ins ; maple, 38s to 39. ;
white boilers, 38s to 40. per quarter. Town-made flour, Ms to
575; country marks, 40s to 435; households, 445 to 47s per
11801b5.

BENTINCK— WHITSHED —On the lath instant, at St.
George's, Hanover•square, Lieut.• Colonel A. C. Bentinck,
7th Dragoon Guards, to Elizabeth Sophia, daughter of Sir St.
Vincent Whitahed.
CHAMBERLAIN—WILSON—On the 9rd instant, at Glasgow,
Sir Henry Orlando Robert Chamberlain, Bart., late of the 23rd
Royal Welsh Fusiliers, to Marion. (laughter of the late Joha
Wilson, Esq.. of Dandyvan, Lanarkshire.
COOTE—WORRALL—On the 17th inst., at Clifton, Eyre Coots,
Esq., of West•park, Hants, to Jessie Mary, daughter of Major.
General 11.Leehmere Worrall, of the Bengal Cavalry,
FLETCHER—STUART—On the 7th instant, at Paris, the Rev,
James Fletcher, M.A., of llalliol College, Oxford, to Selina
Jane Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Simeon Stuart, Bart.
HANDCOCK—HARRIS—On the 10th instant, at Brampton
Church, the lion. Richard liandcock, son of Lord Castle.
maine, to the Hon. Louisa Matilda Harris, daughter of the late
Lord Harris.
HILDYARD—DENISON—On the 12th instant, at Allerthorpe,
John George Bowes Thoroton, son of the late Colonel Mild-
yard, to Caroline, daughter of Robert Denison, Esq., of Wap.
Linton Manor, Yorkshire.
11...1/SON—GROVER—On the 17th instant, at St. James's,
Westbourne•terrace, John Hudson, M.D.,11t0 Louisa, daughter
of the late Captain Grover, F.R.S.
DEATHS.
BLACHLF.Y —On the lath instant, at Ilan well, Somerset,
Major•Oeneral Charles Blachley, Royal Horse Artillery, aged 70.
ELLESMERE—On the lath instant, at Bridgewater•houae, the
Earl of Ellesmere, K.G., aged 57.
FILMER—On the 15th inst., at Hoddesdon, Herts, Arthur, son
of the late Sir Edmund Filmer, Bart., M.l'.
JACKSON—On the 31st ult., at Cairo, Elizabeth, daughter of
Wm. Jackson, Esq., M.P., aged 21.
LYALL—On the 17th instant, the Very Rev. William Rowe
Lyon, Dean of Canterbury, aged 69.
MACQUEEN—On the 2ith of December, at Madras, Lieut.
Henry Archibald Potter Macqueen, 31st Regt. Light Infantry,
ann of the late Colonel Thomas Potter Macqueen, M.P. for
Bedford, aged 26.
REED—On the 30th of November last, at Rangoon, Burmah,
Mary, the wife of Lieut.• Colonel Reed, of 11.51's 84th Regt.
RUSSELL—On the 11th inst., at Chenles Rectory, Alfred John,
son of Lord Wriothesley Russell.