The Express.
London, England, 1847-10-23 00:00:00

413
M. MARSHALL, Maar.
ENfipSIITUN DS.
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Lone Anna, 30 mire, Jan. 5.185'0.
81610
Bank Stock, 1811 24 80 25
India Bonds, fl, 000, 40
Como!. for Acct.. 80 751 801
Exchequer 808, 41.000, 2.L, 3u 33
27 32 28 30 27
Ditto 888. 18 29 20
DPto Small, par, 3pm. 3 die..
7111 ND&
5 per Cent. Bpanleh Donde, Dir.
from Nor. 1440. IT
Ditto ACcount. 168 17
5 per Cc. Spanlett n 4.-. Deferred, 38
3tar Ct. Spaol.ii 2:78
2.4 per Ct. Venezuela Bootle, De-
ferred,
25 per CI. Dutch Exchange, 12
gufl.,
4 per Cts3 Del l& Certif., 805
STOCKS ABROAD.
Tor Anneal.

Y• 1•01•111•
TS 65
114 90 113
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14116 D, 26 60.
MOW/.
Belgtan 5,1840
3140 45 I„ Amen g Ranks ..... .,
DW.
o. . DAL 1 'll Roman Leon
Do. ..
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OcT. U.—Three per Cents. VI at 50 day,., 11: 9.11 I ea* :
Fire per Ceuta, IT paper. 16i es t: 62 c.sh. 62 ;
Coupon., 131 ca.h. 14 paper ; Bank of 84 Ferdinand. 134: Bank of St.
1 ethyl* 112. Eachange oix Load.% 48 9SIOO W..
VIENNA, OR. 15.—Auerian Fire per Cent,. 1041 ; Ditto, FOOT
Per Cents., 93; Ditto, Three per Coate, 03; Ditto, Tiro-ands Half
Per Cent., 453 i ; Lam of 1834, 116; Ditto, 1835 121 i , Bank dhow 1.422.
%%kV. (hr. 15.—Northcrn, 1533 ; Gionmits, 115; Weince
1011 ; 'Leghorn. V 15413, 948; Sienna. O)4; Apennine. f 24.
Bars.eite. Ocr. 21.—Conn of 1840, 931: Ditto. 1512, 98j ; Ditto. 1844.
201 Intto. 1838, 604 ; City Loan, 1832. 04 ; Ditto, 1843. ; Bank of
Belgium, 1841,Ditto, Deue, 931. Exchange on London, 25.55.
AXTUZ.,OCT.2l.—Exchange on Londo, 1.5 90 05.
Beams. Ocr. b.—Pro:elan tit. Schuld Sch. Threeansnlialf per
Cents., Vlj bills, V2j money. Exclung. on London, £l, d 211 6 276:
Ilaminuy, 300 m.. 1404 1504 ; Pork, Jo.f.. 81 1-11 01 11-13.

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NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, OCT. 22.—The Union Bank of this
town has notes in circulation to an amount considerably ex-
ceeding 70,0001. It is understood that the directors will
meet to-day to determine on the course to be pursued. At
present they decline to give any information with regard to
their intentions. Those who arc acquainted with the share-
holders entertain no doubt of their ability to meet all claims,
as they comprise many of the wealthiest men in the counties
of Northumberland and Durham. Perhaps the most mis-
chievous consequence of the suspension by this establishment
has been the run which it has occasioned on the other
banks in the town, and which will most likely be
resumed this morning. Today and to-morrow will be trying
days. In the midst of this gloom, some satisfaction has been
occasioned by the circulation amongst the shareholders of
the North of England Joint-Steck Bank, of a statement of
its assets and liabilities, accompanied by a report, brought
down to the 30th September. " The amount received for
calls," it states, " pnor to the production of this balance-
sheet, was 64,1701. 14s. 10d., a sum so small in comparison
to the enormous liabilities of the bank, and probable de-
ficiency at the time of its suspension," that the directors
express their regret at the want of support on the part of
the shareholders. The estimated loss now to be made up by
shareholders is 84,2491. 131. 7d., a sum much smaller than
was at first anticipated. The total liability is set down at
678,6901, 10s. Gd , being • decrease of 1,286,2361. 16s. Bd.
since the beak stopped payment.
BIRMINGHAM, OCT. 22.—The creditors of Messrs. Barnes
and Co., held a meeting on Tuesday, Mr. D. Guthrie, of
London, presiding, and ten other of the principal parties
concerned were present. It was resolved that as the books
were not in a sufficient state of forwardness to allow of a
detailed statement being laid before the meeting, a, as to
enable the creditors to come to any final decision, the matter
should be adjourned until the 2nd of November, when the
accountant's report will be prepared. Farther, that it having
been ted to the meeting that Mr. Earnes has now
on his booiea orders to a large extent, to which a portion of
the present stock will be applicable; it was resolved that
Mr. Barnes be allowed, under the inspection of four gentle-
men named as inspectors to execute the orders, applying
thereto his present stock, and purchasing for that purpose
such additional goods as may be required. Mr. R. Graham,
of London; Mr. Middlemore, of Birmingham; Mr. John
Yates, of Birmingham ; and Mr. Dixon, of Sheffield, were
appointed inspectors pro. tens. The accountant is Mr. G.
C. Begbie.