The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-03 00:00:00

mcnt, which, in the easy state of the money market,
will be easily placed.
Thu market fur Foreign Exchanges this afternoon
presented no variation of much importance, (loot,
bons remaining about the same as last poet, with
limited supply of hills. Paris was, however, too
freely offered at 23.271 to 30 for short, and 25.45
471 for 3 months. Amsterdam decl;ned again
trifle, closing 12.01 to 1, very little paper being
the maiket. Hamburg, on the other hand, met wi
leas inquiry, and left off a shade higher at 13.9
10. Frankfort was done at 120`-' to For bills
Italy the demand was brisk at previous rate
Sicily was done in favour of sellers, as high as 12.1
No change occurred with respect to bills on Spaii
and Portugal, the latter still being very dull. \lent
was much offered at 12 florins, and only a few ape
culative purchases were effected at that rate. Trieste
marked 12 to 12.6. The prices negotiated are
follows:

Tim. Pricos negotiated.
Pairs 10
Amsterdam pert Short 115.19165. ...HILO! sty.
Ditto
Rotterdam
tilsodoog and Alton% ~ „ 13nics. 9i edit. i3mm. 10 .13.
Frazdeurt.on.the.lleine per £lO „ 1200. ilia. ... 1:00. Okr
Vanua per X „ 111. iliar. ... 121. 34r.
Trieste
irsrp
BAstillemis
11:4"......"..."--W
Ditto ,, 3 Months fr. F. 43e. ... l'lrr. Vic
Barre ...- a a I.sfr. 4740. .. 1111 fr. 303„
Bordeaux. 23lr. 4740. ... 23 r. 39e.
LSOLo lO a
If It 2Str. 424 e. ... 05h. 50e.
Allreitiii „ „ 31(r. 474 e. ... 291 r. Soc..
Oases
lessioini .... .......
r.t%.per duet t ~ 41 peso. .. 414 peace
.. ........ ..... pee oases ~
129 penal ... 1234 pence
Mi.
.
Madrid pee grader ~ 19j pence ... 49 pence
Cadiz „ „ 401 peney ... 4' pease
Malan -... ~ ~ 494 prow ... 49 pow*
Gibraltar a a 494 pence ... 49 ivies
Seville ..- „ „ 494 pence ... 49 pence
Boredom. „ „ 494 pence ... Ir penal

..... =.=
(!ro.r.to _ _ "-•- "
_ - -

pence ... 49 , el.ce
pence .. 3$ pence
pence ... Di uenee

reteneboze ... per ruble ;ena; 374 ience
The bullion market remains unchanged. A very
large amount in silver will be brought in from
Mexico by the packet due on the sth.
The account of the position of the Bank of Eng.
land for the week ending Saturday, the 26th of June,
is as follows :
BANK UI EN ULAN D.—Arcorse for We week main; Jura 2d, 1539.

--.--, •
i,.1 II oIItraITIIIIPT.
I
Soto lowed .. ...... /3:4&•11,175 I,lourranant I,•AL 411.01:,111,
1.t.h.4 Securltin .1.944,...0
Gold Coln .1.4 114.thas 21.55.1..40
ikes. 111ulllos

L!5,f87.176'

105.551%173

sassisie DI
eroprtanra* Rapt,' ....314.563,.•77
IteA . 3,U77.044
rukai .164;c461110.4.1:
Var. 11.0113.
st.unal

asW 7,7
oast Noostritko
Ineled. bowl wolies
A/As:ass)
Other docuritio./ ......
.."."4
52C
Note/ . 10.753241 s
Goa maa 6;!!' • • • 14,1/4i,r,")
us " 436.600

huts .1 .1 aly..teetal 74'4..979
0tt.dr1)1....a.4 12.1334.021
4.wernAmaa.lotluesitill.
L. 70.330119

July 1,195 i

42.33.g.*
N. MAIISIIALL. Chief C.:der.

The above returns when compared with those for
the previous wetk, exhibit the following changes:
Circulation issue £35,657,175 Increase £634,210
Circulation active 21,342,655 Decrease 04,480
Public deposits 7,696.979 Increase 740,160
Other depwits
Government securities in 1

banking department 13,874,526 Wi!hout alteration.
0 ther .ccurities in banking
department
Coin and bullion in both

departments
Seven day and ether bills 1,268,098 Increase 43,292
The Rest
The Reserve
This return is chiefly remarkable for the large
accession to the stock of coin and bullion, which now
amounts to more than twenty-two millions. In the
The amount of increase, 607,000/., is the largest
increase noticed for many weeks past, and will be
regarded with much interest Meanwhile the influx
of the precious metal is proceeding more rapidly than
ever, as is shown by oar almost daily announcements
of large arrivals from Australia, California, Mexico,
the United States, or the continent.
According to the official returns published in the
Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of
ail the private banks of England and Wale*, during
the week ending the 10th of June, was 3,419,169/4 in
the week preceding the amount was 3,451,6131.
There is consequently a decrease of 32,4441.
The note circulation of the joint stock banks during
the same week was 2.791,329/.; and the previous
week's return being 2,812,3601., the decrease is shown
to be 21,0311.
On taking into consideration the active circulation
of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques-
tion was 21,437,0331. (being 152,1401. more than the
week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula-
tion of England and Wales to be 27,647,5331., which
shows on balance an increase of 98,6631., as compared
with the returns for the previous week ending the
12th of June, and an increase of 2,543,3841. com-
pared with those for the corresponding week of last
year.
As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were
1,278,9061., and the joint-stock banks 618,638/. below
the amount authorised to be issued, making a total
of 1,807,5641. below the fixed amount.
The return of the Northern Banking Company of
Ireland for the four weeks ending June 12, omitted
in the Dublin Gazette, has been furnished to us from
the head office of the Bank in Belfast, and is as fol-
lows : Amount of notes authorised, 243,4401.
Average amount of notes in circulation : 31. and up-
wards, 23,4271.; under 51., 157,6441. Average
amount of coin held: gold, 19,3511.; silver, 9,720/.