The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-23 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

TZURIDAT EVINTWO.
Consols opened at 931 to 1, both ft:r money and
account, between which and 4 for cash and / for time,
they continued oscillating until they closed at 941 for '
prompt and 941 and f for 0.0 12th Dec. The Three
per Cent. Reduced marked 931 and 1. The New
Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were done from 934
to 94, closing at the latter prioe.
Exchequer Bills experienced a decline to-day;
they were done variously from 475. to 60s. ; ditto
small at 62.. and 48s. prem. Long Annuities keep
their pike ; they realised 8Z and 7-18. South Sea
New Annuities were dealt in at 92. Bank Stock
marked 1991; India Sock, 281 and 260. India
Bonds, large and small, were done at 82s. prem.
The foreign market was firm, bst rather more
quiet to-day. The internee of the news received
yesterday from Madrid, to which we believe too
much importance is attached, is still observable
in the price of Spanish Three per Cents., which
were done last at 362. Mexicans declined 1
towards the close. The begins' repirted consists of ;
Brazilian at 85. Buenos Ayres at 42. Danish Three
per Cents, 1825, at 72. Eqoador at 31. Mexican
(ex. Jan. coupon), at 27 and 26f for money, and 27,
264 4 and f for account Peruvian Four per Cents.,
1849, at 614 and 62. Spanish Five per Cents. for
account at 171 and ; ditto, dividend from May,
1848, at 10; the Three per Cents, at 361 a 1 and f.
Belgian Four-and-a-Hart per Cents. at 861 ; exchange
23f. Two-and-a-Half per Cent Dutch at 54/ and
ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates at 821 and f.
The following statement, prepared and condensed
bola various official returns, will be found to present
an intelligible view of the, note ciroulation of the
United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by
the banks indicated, both positively at the dates of
the accounts lest made up, and comparatively with
returns for corresponding periods:
The aggregate average of the note circulation of
the United Kingdom, according to the returns last
collectively completed for all the banks of issue, stood,
for the four weeks ending the 3rd November inst., as
follows:

. •
Beek ei=ad /113,1.865,497
Privet* 1112,7011
Jobet•doek beaks
Irish beaks 4,686,213
Nobel beaks

Total drealados—wiskly average ...... 03,433,118$
Fa tbe tour yaks iodine Oa. II

Imam, Nov. I 3,301,103
The increase was thus composed :—Bank of Eng-
land, more, 1,050,8961. ; private banks, more,
360,3961. ; joint-stock ban more, 202,1821 ;
Scotch banks, more, 142,2961. ; blab Auks, more,

552,3361.
The fixed issues of the private banks being
015,4684 it follows they were below the amount
982,7211.
The axed issues of the joint-stock banks being
3,409,9871., it follows they Were below the amount
630,5711.
The fixed issue, of the Irish banks being
6,354,4941., it follows they were below the amount
1,668,2311., with specie in band to cover issues for
1,492,4851. besides.
The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being
3,087,2091., it follows they were above the amount
194,5011., but with specie in hand to cover the defi-
ciency, and issues for 702,9641. besides.
The average amount of coin and bullion held by the
Bank of England during the four weeks ending
.the
Sed init. was J 5,214,4661.; increase on the previous
Inatlea return, 127,3081.
The average of specie held by the Irish banks
during the ewe term was 1,492,48614 decrease on
the previous return, 63,7281.
Ties average of specie held by the Scotch banks
during the same term was 897,4631; increass,lB,9l7l.
The yearly comparison slows the following dif-
ference' in the circulation :
Desk et isalsoi. nen
Private bins, Ws
lit listar MEW,, km
- Swab bo km
Ida Ink% km

OM
1116,91 S
74,847
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Damps el 611 per cs Wass

U 5,2611
SHOW
5180,416

'the yowl,' comparison ri the coin and bullion
rands tines :
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£2414

01,933,711
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Commercial @deices from Alexandria of the 0111
Novembee state that there had been a pod Almin
for wheat, of which upwards of 20,000 ar&be bad bees
at 19s. 3d. Lo. foe governsisat heid,
41 1 7111. d
for Said Paola Basin and 15e. 3d. tar
Red Shane Beheira. The transactions in beans had
been limited, and the sales effected had been at
15s. 11d. f. o. b. The crop of Seesaw was reported
to be deficient In linseed more basiasse had been doses
at 96 p., equal to 37e. 6(1., at which rate it wee then&
probable that farther porch/ars might be mail%
though holders asked 100 p. The demand
VW7tmeted,. hat the pries wee kept cep by the mail
@applies from the intoner, Thera wens only foot
chartered vessels in poet, and freights bad in wow
venom advanced to 31. 2a. 6d. and 3L 6s. for fax; Os.
le 6s. 6d. for wheat and beans; and a to 9-16 d. fee
astbon. In making the above quotations, it Ikea be
taken into condderation that the low rates of freights
ruling in the lower ports, at. Constantinople and the
Meek Sea, in consequence of the number of dimes-
gsged noels at all those ports, would probably in-
duce an influx of freight-meklag vessels from those
plum, which will tea to cheek any further advance
is the present rates, and may shortly cams them to
go lower.
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