The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-24 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The dealings in the English funds to-day were on
a moderate rate, and with the exception of a tempo-
rary decline e f 4, from which they goon recovered,
there has been no fluctuation in prime. Consols
opened at yesterday's closing pric s, 961 to for
money and 96: to 3 for accJunt, when they declined
but again rallied, and without other variation they
closed
at the opening quotations. The Three per
Cent. Reduced marked 964, 4, and 2. The New
Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were done from 981
to 4, the higher figure showing the lest price.
Exchequer Bills of all kinds were done to some
extent at as. and 61s. ; and India Bonds at 935.
prem. Long Annuities marked 8; ar d 11-16; ditty,
30 years, 1860, Back Stock, 207, 6i, and 206.
India Stock, 266 and 8.
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The United States journals are silent on the subject
of the projected Van for sixteen million dollars. From
the statements just published, it appears that the
public debt of the United States amounted, on the Ist
October, 1848, to tie sum of 65,778,450 dole. Since
that time 1,073,737 dots. of the debt has been re-
deemed and extinguished, viz., on account of the debt
of the cities of tne district of Columbia assumed
by the act of the 20th May, 1896, 60,000 dole.; on
account of the old funded and unfunded t:ebt, 5,089
dole. ; of treasury notes purehated at par and received
in payment for lends and customs, 2,150 dole. ; of
military bounty scrip, 233,075 dol.. ; of the stork of
1842, 80,700 dole. ; of the stock of 1813, 136,000
dole.; of the stock of 1848, 260,000 dots.; of the
stock of 1847, 382,500 dole., which last was paid for
out of the land fund. The public debt now amounts
to the sum of 64,704,693 dole. 71 cents., which will
be redeemable as follows :
Parts of the old funded and unhanded debts
on presentation
Debts of the district elti. $ a-snmed by Con-
gress, 60,000 dole., pay.ble annually
Five per cent. stock per act of Anima, 1846,
no:he:cable 9th August, 18.51 303,573 92
Five per cent. loan of 3d Much, 1843, re-
deemable let July, 1853
Six per ant. loon of 22d July, 1846, redeema-
ble 12th November, 1856 4,999,149 45
Six per cent loan of 15th April, 1842, re-
deemable 31st December. 1862
Six per tint. loan of 28th January, 1847, re-
deemable after 31st December, 1867
Ditto ditto ditto 149,828 00
Six per cent. loan of 31st March, 1848, re-
deemable lit July, 1868
Treasury notes issued prior to 1846, payable
on presentation; if converted into stock,
under the act of January, will be redeem'
ble after 31st December, 1867

84,70.4,823 71
The public debt of the United States in 1841 was
6,737,398 dole.; in 1842, 15,028,486 dole.; in 1843,
28,898,953 dole ; in 1844, 26,143,996 dole. ; in 1845,
16,801,647 dole. ; in 1846, 24,256,495 dole.; in 1847,
43,659,659 doh'. ; in 1848, 63,778,440 dole.
The following statement, which is as accurate as
we are enabled to make it, exhibits the debts of each
individual state of tte Union, and also the annual
interest on the absolute debt—both sums being given
in dollars. The aggregate of these liabilities (exclud-
ing Rhode Island ani Florida, for which our returns
are not reliable), is 211,252,432 dole., bearing an
annual interest of 7,884,035 dole. At the beginning
of 1848, the aggregate debt was 203,708,138 dole.,
the yearly interest, 8,521,671 dole. At the
beginning of 1847, the figures stood as fol-
low.: debt, 216,911,554 dole. ; yearly interest,
9,076,939 dole.; and, at the beginning of 1846, debt,
224,023,827 dole. ; yearly interest, 9,930,052 dole.
The present amount of the liabilities of each state is
as follows :—Maine : debt, 979,000 dole.; annual in-1
tercet, 65,000 dole. New Hampshire : none. Ver-
mont: none. Massachusetts: debt, 6,091,047 dole.;
ann. int., 52,540 dole. Connecticut : debt, 33,312
dole. New York : debt, 23,937,249 dole.: ann. int.,
1,253,584 dole. New Jersey : debt, 62,596 dole.;
ann. int., 3,756 dole. Pei nsylvattia : debt,
40,424,737 dole.; ann. int., 2,139,043 dole. Dela-
ware, none. Maryland: debt, 15,900,000 dole.;
annual interest, 623,000 dole. Virginia : debt.
14,400,507 dole ; ann. int., 491,540 dole. North Ca-
rolina : debt, 977,000 dole. South Carolina: debt,
3,622,039 dole.; ann. int., 217,332 dole. Georgia:
debt, 1,903,472 dole. ; ann. int., 116,053 dole. Ala
baits: debt. 10,385,938 dole. ; ann. int, 542,581 dole.
Mississippi: debt, 7,291,707 dole.; ann. int, 136,000
dole. Louisiana: debt, 16,238,131 dole.; ann. int.,
78,914 dole. Texas: debt, 11,050 201 dole. Arkin-
su : debt, 3,862,172 dole ; ann. int., 153,870 dole.
Tetinessee : debt, 3,337,856 dolt ; ann. int., 177,428
dole. Kentucky: debt, 4,531,913 dole.; ann. int.,
271,975 dole. Ohio: debt, 19,173,223 dela. ; ann. int.,
1,159,893 dole. Michigan: debt, 2,849,939 dole.;
ann. int, 175,000 dole. Indiana: debt, 6,538,437
dole.; ann. int, 244,228 dole. Ulinois: debt,
16,612,765 dole. Missouri : debt, 956,261 dole.; ann.
int., 75,000 dole. lowa : debt, 55,000 dole. Wis-
consin : none.

The amount of United States Treasury Notes in cir-
culation on the Ist inst. was 2,620,000 dole. The
Winos at the credit of the United States treasurer
at the several depositaries on the 24th December last
was 5,913,751 dole. 68c.
As regards the trade of the United States, the
returns for the last two years exhibit a healthy state
of commerce, without any material exam either of
impala or exports.
Ths total value of imports brought into the United
State. during the year ending 30th June last was
147,857,439 dolor. ; and of exports, 145,755,820 dole.,
of which 132,666,955 dole. were domestic exports;
showing au excess of imports amounting to 2,101,819
dole. over the exports. During the previous year the
value of imports was 154,998,828 dole., and of ex-
Mts. 104,0.16,436 dole., of which 132,904,121 dole.
were domestic products.
The comparative statement of the imports and ex-
ports of the port of New York for the years 1848
and 1849, exhibit the following results. The aggre-
gate imports during 1849 amounted to 99,741,827