The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-28 00:00:00

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

SA.TURDAT, JUNE 28, 1851.
The State of the Weather at each of the following places at
Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are
ermined in order of latitude.

Name of Place.

Strewth at
Wind.

Mate of Weaker.

MONEY MARKET.

[For this day's City News, see sth page.]

FMIDAY EVENIXO.
The railway account was concluded to-day, and
satisfactorily, which exercised a favourable influence
'on that market in connexion with the improved as-
pect of affairs.
Letters from Vienna received this afternoon state
that accounts have arrived front Posen of the 19th'
inst. informing their correspondents that the ukase
of the Emperor of Russia compelling every private
individual to sell their uncoincd silver to the state at
the price of 40 kopecks is in course of rigid execu-
tion. It is expected that the owners will be paid in
paper money.
fhe upward tendency noticed last post in the
foreign exchanges received a cheek to-day in conse-
quence of lower quotations from the bourses abroad
and a limited supply of paper in this market. The
relative value of gold and silver having remained
without any material change for some length of time, ,1
the prico of the precious metals does not influence at
the present moment the rate of exchange. Al-
though the price of the pound sterling at Paris is
now higher than the exchange for short Paris here,
the difference is yet too slight to admit of profitable
shipments of gold to France.
The quotation for short Paris was 25, for long
125.20; and for Amsterdam 11.17 to showing a
slight decline. Hamburg was at first 13.7; to
and buyers seemed confident of higher rates, but
there soon appeared a demand for hills, and the ex-
change
gave way, leaving off 13.7 to I. Frankfort
experienced no change, being negotiated at 119.
The same may be said of drafts on Portugal,
which were done at last post's prices ; but
bills on Spain were hardly so favourable
for sellers as of late. The last quotation
from Vienna on London is 12.13, with a falling
tendency, and eager purchasers were therefore an-
ticipated on 'change at considerably lower figures.
These expectations, however, proved incorrect, us
there was a decided disinclination to buy bilLs on
Austria at unfavourable rated on the reliance of a
further fall at Vienna. The prices at which nego-
tiations took place were 12.20 to 30 for Vienna; and
12.30 to 32 for Trieste. Bills on Italy were again a
shade lower, and Sicily, in particular, was in favour
of sellers. Messina realised 124 to ; and Palermo,
123 f to 124.
The following were the rates negotiated :
Time. rnmeoeirmiated.
From To
111. Mar.... Ile. icier.
aid.its. 17j rte.
Int 1715tv.... MI. In .tr.
13tues.7oub1. 13roos. 73. ca.
Okr. ll9tl.
In. Mu. ... 125. Sokr.
128. 121 t. .12M.

Umitraim pesX.Sl.lor!,

Ditto
tiotterilom

Umlauts and Altana ,
.10

Viso=
Vista ..

A ..n
twerp
..
Paris 99 Sl:9;rt.
itittO ...two...* t„. „ 3 Mood
Harm ...... 99
Genoa
Leghorn
Naples par dorm
Palermo per ounce ~
Memina .
Iladral per du'll,2r „
Podia
Rarcelaca ..
Lie.mn .per =Mei
OPcrio ....
St. Petersburg ....INT ruble „

251 r. 2Ue. 23tr. 25c.
25fr. Oc. ... —fr. —c.
.25fr. 17,c. ... 23fr. 224 e.
25fr. 20e. ... —tr. —o.
251 r. 32/cte.... 23. r. 37 leo.
214 r. zecra, 3.4 r. 3.5.4..
411 pence 414 pence
1231 pence ... 124 pence
124 pence ... 1241 pence
491 pence ... 20 pence
5t pence pence
07, pence 452 pence
33, pence .. 334 pence
51/ pence ... 53$ pence
37/ pence 371 pence

The following are the rates at which the Bank of
Australasia, the Union Bank of Australia, the South
Australian Banking Company, and other parties,
grant bills on places in the colonies:
Adelaide
Auckland
Bathurst'
Geelong
llobart Town
Launceston
Lyttleton
Maitland
NLlllourne lO2
Portland lO2 tt
Sydney
Wellington
As we stated on Tuesday the market for silver was
heavy on account of the quantity in hand. To-day
bar silver has receded la, per oz., and the dollars by
the Avon were sold. Other quotations remain un-
altered.
The price of gold yesterday at Paris was 5 per milk
discount (new tariff rate), which at the English mint
price of 31. 17s. lOid. per ounce for standard gold,
gives an exchange of 25.01, and the exchange at
Paris on London at short being 25, it follows
that gold is 0.159 per cent, dearer in Paris than in
London.
By the latest advices, the price of gold at Ham-
burg is 4241 per mare, which, at the English Mint
price of 31. lis. 104. per oz. for standard gold,
gives an exchange of 13.4 and the exchange at
Hamburg on London at short being 13.4, it follows
that gold is 0.293 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than
in London.
By last accounts, the course of exchange at New
York on London, fur bills at 60 days' sight, is 1102
per cent., and the par of exchange between England
and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that
the exchange is nominally 1.17 per cent. in favour of
England. Upon taking into consideration the dif-
ference of interest and charges of transport, we find
that the present rate leaves a considerable profit on
the importation of gold from the United States.
The account of the position of the Bank of Eng-
land for the week ending Saturday, the 21st of
June, published pursuant to the Act 7 and S Viet.,
c. 32, is as follows :
BANK Of ENOLAN.—Accotree roe L. week en4in Jinn 21. 13.51.
nova
NOW, Iseue4 C27.410,820 Government 01,01 .3, DO
Other Saeuricl. 2944,103.
Gold Cots w 4 113111 o• 13.413.445
Slur bulbs 33,375
=AK=
()overtone. Returitlee
Onelo,l.Dond Weight
ettil £13234.231.V1
Other.eurnloo
11,532.105
0014 Gad Silver Coln 751,544

i 27.444.820
SLIMING D
ProOdetorr'eepto. I .
kat
Dt•Poritaltuelret
Ereeeq, Sae. Noek%
Oorat,l4. of Xs. Omar
Debt, ssei Div. Aosta.) 2.4.15,54 t.
Other i te
voutelor andother Ugh 1.0a4.16T

1.20.06i.6i3 106,041.03
N. MARSHALL, Ch el Vaal:nor.

June 24. lest.

12i
470
17511
239

114
1
28
491

The above returns, when compared with those for
the week preceding, exhibit the follthving changes:
Circulation issue £27,446,820 Increase £148,270
Circulation active 18,914,715 Increase 33,265
Public deposits 8,635,559 Increase 826,281
Other deposits
Government securities in
banking department
Other securities in banking
department
Coin and bullion in both
departments
Seven day and other bills 1,059,157 Increase 258
The Rest
The Reserve 9,283,645 Increase 239,221
The result of the bullion imports, to which we
have from time to time drawn attention, is most
-satisfactorily shown in the increase of upwards of
a quarter of a million in the Bank's stock. The large
increase in the public deposits is also a favourable
feature in view of the approaching dividend period.
According to the official returns published in the
Gazelle of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of
all the private banks of England and Wales during
the week ending the 14th June last was 3,472,391/. ;
in the week premding the amount was 3,489,900/.
There is consequently a decrease of 17,5151.
The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during
the same week was 2,771,3501., and the previous
week's return being 2,785,6021., the decrease is shown
to be 14,2521.
On taking into consideration the active circulation
of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques-
tion was 18,881,450/. (being 126,865/. less than the
week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula-
tion of England and \Vales to be 25,125,202/., which
shows a decrease of 158,6841. as compared with the
returns for the previous week, ending the 7th of
June.
As regards the fixed issues, the private banks
were 1,295,142/., and the joint-stock banks 638,6291.
below the amount authorised to be issued, making a
total of 1,933,771/. below the fixed amount.
The last quotations of exchange at foreign places
on London are as follows :
Previous Latest
Quotations. Quotations.
Amsterdam, short lit 80 118. 80
Ditto, 2 months llB. 76 118. 76
Augsburg, 1 month
Berlin, 3 months
Bremen, 2 months
Copenhagen, short
Ditto, 3 months
Florence, three months 291. 78 291. 66
Gothenburg, 90 days
Gibraltar, 90 days 5Ol 61
Galata 91.921 921.93