The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-01 00:00:00

Deduct Scotch banks

Decrease on balance June 11, 13•il
The imports of bullion during the last week include
no,ooo dols. from the United States by the Canada,
2,4151. by the Madrid (651. from Gibraltar, and
2,3501. from Lisbon); 100,000 dols. from the United
States by the Yorktown liner; and 200,0001. at Hull,
from Itussia. The total imports are about
250,000/. A further arrival of 223,0001. is advised
this morning from Liverpool by the Asia.
The Washington from the United States took into
Havre 250,000 dols. for that place, and 50,900 dols,
for firemen.

The total amount of the precious metals exported
direct from London during. the week ending f huts-
day last we learn from official sources was as follows:
—Gold bars : to Boulogne, 138 oz. Gold coin : to
Dunkirk, 2,650 oz. ; to Belgium, '6,9.16 oz. Silver
bars : to Dunkirk, 2,700 oz.; to goulogne, 913 oz. ;
to Belgium, 5,867 oz.; to Hamburg, 3,000 oz. Silver
coin :to oulogne, 8,909 oz.; to Dunkirk, 80,000
oz.; to Belgium, 35,000 oz.; to Cape Coast Castle.
61 oz.; to ltotterdam, 29,000 oz. This gives a
total of 9,744 ounces of gold, and 165,480 ounces of
silver, of the aggregate value of about 79,4001.
. _ _

Besides the exports from the port of London, tho
Ganges, Peninsular and Oriental steamer, took out for
the East Indies, 80,0001. chiefly in silver; and tho
Iberia, Peninsular and Oriental steamer, 1,0001. for
the Peninsula.

In the Erimess of Friday we furnished our
usual analysis of the traffic returns on most of the
English lines of railway fur the last week. A state•
men t of the returns of the whole of the United Kingdom,
published by Herapath's Journal, shows an equally
satisfactory comparison. The total receipts on 6,232
miles were 306,2941., equal to 491. per mile per week.
In the corresponding week of last year the amount
was 266,7851. on 3,790 mikes, or 461. per mile per
week. There is thus an increase of 34,4091., or
14.81 per cent., in the aggregate receipts ; an in-
crease of 442 miles, or 7.63 per cent., in tho
mileage ; and an increase of 31. in the amount re-
ceived per mile per week. The Railway !rimer esti-
mates the total traffic returned since the Ist of Janu-
ary at 6,182,7451., which, on 6,209 miles, is equiva-
lent to 9951. 15s. sd. per mile. For the same period
in last year it was returned at 5,545,2791. on 5,774
miles, or 9601. 7s. 9d. per mile. The balance is
thus in favour of the present year to the extent of
351. 7s. Bd. per mile.

The subjoined calculation+ show the rate per cont.
per annum yielded by the various securities cited at
the average of the prices which ruled yesterday.
Where the asterisk (1 is prefixed it is to be under-
stood that the share rate of interest is less the in-
come tax. It will be seen that in every case we take
the rate of interest last declared as the basis of our
calculation :
Three per Cent. Cocoon
Tune per Cent. Reduced peen 578 steldper cent £3 1 6
New Three-an..La-Lnurter per Cents.— Otj » 3 3 91
Bank Stock (die. 71 per antper ans.) 214 » 3 10 1
India Stock (die. 104 per cent. per an.) 2834 3 18 5
Riabooser Bills (int. lid. per day) 43s. pen. » 2 4 01
Greet Weatern. £lOO ch. (dlv. at the
rate of 4 per rent. PM sae.) .
Lancashire and Borkehus £lOO
Stock* (die. st the rate of 3 per
53 - --
cant per ann.)
London sad South Western. Rock
(die. at the rateo( 4 per et. per sum) 81
London and Ninth Westarnsinsek (die.
at the rale of 41 per amt per sea.). 121
Wallande Stork (die. at the rata of 14
per cent. per ann.)
South Easter?. Stock (balLyearly diets
dead 10e. per 300. entre, equal to
$l. Os &L per sent per anus/

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