The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-26 00:00:00

eedepats to day, Of Si ',Will esdlleiently so to reduce
the Ado within more nasienne proportions. The
ounsinenill was as advise:oin Owls from 2381 to 1,
the two Ostrom, to at whiels Liminess was done.
Some comdantble transactions took place at, and
within, these quotation& Towards the close of busi-
ness Consols, however, did not maintain the higher
rate quoted, but still left off with an improvement on
the quotations first marked, to 891 for the opening.
Reduced Threes were 884 to 3. hree-and-a-quarter
per Cents., 901 to 4. Exchequer Bills, Si. to 9s.
premium. India Bonds, ss. to tis. premium. Long
Annuities, 9 1-18 to 4. Bank Stock, 193 to 8.
Console Scrip, 4to 4 premium. A bargain in Old
South Sea Annuities was done at 88.
Late in the day, and as the funds became so much
better, the dealings in foreign stocks showed rather
greater activity with more firmness in prices. Brazi-
lian Old were done at 84, and may be quoted 84 to
5. Mexican, 20 to 4as before. Grenada Deferred,
31 to 1. Spanish Fives 22 to 4 • the Threes, 344
to 1. Portuguese, 32 to 3. Dutel Two-and-a-Half
per Cents., 581 to; ; the Fours, 891 to 90. Belgian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 93 to 5.
Foreign exchange was a shade lower on Hamburg,
Vienna, Naples, and Madrid; on other of the chief
drawing cities without alteration. The rates nego-
tiated on Amsterdam were 12.41 to ;on Rotter-
dam, 12.41 to 5; on Antwerp, 25 to 90; on Ham-
burg, 13.114 to 12 ; on Frankfort, 1214 to 1 ; on
Paris, 23.824 to 874; on Vienna, 10.24 to 3 ; on
Naples, 404 to 4 • on Madrid, 471—ail at three
months; on Lisbon, at 60 days, 534.
The Bank of England averages for the week ending
the 19th instant give, as compared with those for the
week preceding, the following result;:
Clrealation-1541110
41realatIon—Aettre 17,067,820
Put& deposits 9,258,290
Other deposits. 8,30,461
Gerernment ereardlealn
!Udder department 11,708,258
Other ercurlbes
Orin and Bullialf
,914
lievesdaysadolher tills 10,773,870
The Bent 3,434,021
The continued decrease of active circulation at the
cost of commerce and industry, the operations of which
are probably crippled weekly in something like the
same proportion, will, doubtless, be regarded with
peculiar satisfaction by the uncompromising straight-
laced advocates of Peel's currency policy. The de-
crease may in some degree be taken as a measure of
the inactive state of general business, as it is of the
confidence impaired, and not yet regained, of general
credit. In the interest of the Bank itself, and much
more with a view to such future contingencies as
might possibly lead to pressure, than to present
wants or uses of any urgency, the still growing addi-
tion at the date of the coin and bullion in store is •
feature which will be agreeable in all quarters. The
large increase in public deposits testifies to the near
approach of dividend day. The reserve of notes and
coin in the banking department showed aim the
large excess of 402,8061. ovef the return of the weak
before, and stood in gross at 6,543,9771.
The Brussels papers, received this morning,
contain the decree for the new issue of treasury
bonds, referred to in yesterday's paper. These
bonds are to be issued to all who may desire to pos-_
sees them by. the agents of the treasury in the chid
cities of Belgium, on receipt of the money for such
amount as may be required. They are to be drawn
payable to bearer or order, and receivable in payment
of taxes, provided the taxes so to be liquidated shall
be equal to the tram expressed on the bonds. The in-
terest, day by day, which will accrue upon them will be
inscribed on the back of the bonds, so that every holder
on paying them for duties will know exactly the
amount coming to him in prince * and interest.
Bonds are to be created of 1,000 and 500 francs each.
They may be renewed at the option of the holder,
when they fall due, and will be payable at the places
where they are issued.
There are some features about the law for
Milking and regulating this issue of treasury bonds
which seem worthy of adoption in the financial legis-
lation of thin country in respect of exchequer-bills,
I from the facilities presented to holders and the public.
ass& OF 11240L6ND.—Acoon.• far the wean nodal F.K 19.
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_Debt 511,615,100
011;;; Real,Mrs
Odd 0w...411611km
Mm IltWoe 11,441,,000
£33,1133,8711

Preprletes. Capital L11,113.0.•
RAM 1,451424
Caw Depotta(tudullag
Exchequer, :41. Baugh,
CooselbruenersorlUaul.
Debt, hadDlT.Aceautts) 5315.350
Other Deposits 5,100,111
Mrea-aa7aw other 773,370

5r144.444
1249L111
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I per 04 MM. WS.. 1111
I po Ct. Carl Laset/ W. Mat
New $ per CS. Aar.. N 111
Indl4ia Bea Asse.ds.exp.44oer C 1.4 S.
1,040, 1014.41 1-14
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Jae 11.11141.

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6 pot CL Mosioas, /em., Joao SO, fo
4 per CI. Poe, wane Boada„ ti#
Dino Amt..ff 11
I per Cr. BWoa 14a., Ant., Joao
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