The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-23 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

FAIDAT 13 VINIXO.
The course of exchange for bills on foreign places
by this mail has scarcely varied from lest post-day.
Negotiations wen effected at the following rates:
Tune. Prices negotiated.
From To
Hamburg .... 3 Ms. 13 111 l3i
Amsterdam'
Ditto 3 Ms. 12 2f 3
Rotterdam'
Antwerp
Brameis 23 70
Paris gbort.
Ditto . .... ........... 3 ta.
Igarseli;
Frankfort
Vienna
mPeats
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Odle as : 1...... 1
limilnajr
Lleboa
Osorto
The premium on gold yesterday at Paris woe 14
paw mills, which, at the English mint price of
31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an
exchange of 23.491; and the exchange at Paris on
London at short being 23.321, it follows that gold is
0.11 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris.
The price of gold at Hamburg on the 18th was
4.361 per mark, which, at the English Mint price of
31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, __gives an
exchange of 13.10/ ; and the exchange at Hamburg
on London at short being 13.101, it follows that gold
is of equal value in both markets.
By last advicus the course of exchange at New
York en London for bills at 60 days' sight was 1080
per cent.; and the par of exchange between England
and America being 109 23.40 per cent., it follows that
the exchange is nominally 0.83 per cent. against
England. But after making allowance for difference
of interest and charges of transport, the present rate
does not admit of gold being exported to the United
Sates.

The receipts of raw silk daring the present month
have been 1,553 Wes China, 1,084 bales Brutia, and
200 bales Italian; and the deliveries 508 bales Bengal,
and 990 bales China. The stock unsold on the Ist
inst. was 1,951 bales Bengal and 1,098 bales China.
The following report of the silk market is from the
circular of Mews. Durant and Co. :

Th• silk market has been quiet linos the conclusion of the
public sales at the end of February ; still connesption pro-
creates tolerably satisfactorily, and pnces are rainy supported.
In China silk, Caperton had sold all their stock previously to
the last arrivals of 1,600 bales ; these are now In the wars-
holism, but thus for little privies has been made with them
—probably both buyers and sellers wait the overland mail.
In Bengal silk we an wittiest any arrivals; the sales have
bean ray limited. Italian silk has fully participated in the
general quiet. In Brads silk, the last unloading of 160 bales
alkyds no new feature ; the whole has bosun allowed to
main in the heads a the finporton, as also about 1,000
ballots Persian silk—them an generally of second sad taint-
rate quality.
The Bank of England averages for the week ending
the 16:h inst., when compared with the returns for the
week previous, give the following results:
Woe
assolaila 94624.... 19,009,573 bxelim 150,930
Pllllo46splas
0619, dgesYs ... 10,560,541 Imam 73,881
Geneummalsonntlosts I „
Dowers 575
cm=ro9s.book.;
11,523,290 ...... LIMNOS 433,499
ikan 17,273,285
Mom day miciair Ms 1,051,335 Decease 43,348
Mart 5,397,939 ....„ Lamas 2,325

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neva DUMMIES/IT.
1
Nola Mood ........-400.496,670 Goverment DOL..— 41113,011,100
Other eateritise 1.96000
Gold Oohs and thinks Kr 9.493
Ohm Bales 2/1.077

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Monk 11. INA i it MARSHA. Chisrambtrs".
BMW STOCILS.—Mosoa Si.
111 per Catlin* Ike gamy
-Ditto ibr opining
Hoak Stook MI
Width, 01 Mt... (Si. paid) 13 13i
MIAs aad DmOods Rail.
Midimod Cit. Wotan aM N. Comi Cowpony ...(os. lit.) NM u

r 2,177. '''' ....... sttnem
temeu. 11,321,296
M . 11,477A6
Yd Blhlr dila.. 780,716