The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-06 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

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July 4,1097.
The above returns, when compared with those for. tit
the week preceding, exhibit the fallowing changes: la•
Cinsulation issue £30,226,766 Llamas £.13.470 i;
Ciroulation active
rildla deposits
Other deposits
Government INClllitiell is 15
banking department. 14,375,826 Increase 60,056 .3,!
Other securities is banking le
Coinbdepartat 11,679,773 liters.. 664,337 1
and
ullion in both
departments .....
Seven day and other bills 1,246,727 Imam 63,667 .41
The Item 3,067,2.50 Increase 2,620
The Reserve 11,656,258 Decrease 467,655 23
The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 9 per 10
mille,which, at the Reglish mint price of 31. 17s. 10/d. gg
per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of
25.371; and the exchange at Paris on London at en9t•
short being 25.45, it follows that gold is 0.31 per cent rs
dearer in London than in Paris. ma
By the latest advice* the price of gold at Hamburg it
was 432; per mark, which, at the English Mint price so
of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives io:i
an exchange of 13.8/; and the exchange at Hamburg 40
on London at sort being 13.8, it follows that gold is r
0.34 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. 105
By last advice. the course of exchange at New 17
York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 1101 is
per cent., and the par of ear:hangs between England 121
and America being 109 23.40 per cent., it follows r,.
that the exchange is nominally 0.67 per cent. in 'a.
favour of England ; and after making allowance for 23
difference of interest, and charges of transport, the rt
present rate leaves a small pr :fit on the importation to
of gold from the United Stater. 111
he foreign exohargis for this mail present little g,
variation from the ruling rates of Tuesday. Bills on Se
Hamburg were more numerous in the market, and 1,:
;be course in consequence went higher ; whilst on
Frankfort and Austrian places the rate was a trifle 12
lower. Negotiations were effected a. follows: st.
*me. Prises segottited. 9
Fran To
Dunbar,
Amsterdam
Ditto.
Itererdem
Antwerp
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Tees @beet. 35 121 176 19
33 62
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Frankfort E
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Treece — " 12
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Cedla l4 49 to.
». 3O 63
Genoa
Naples
Palo.= l6 121 64.
Mer.rms
Ll.bon 9O dzys date 53 1 tit
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A very just complaint has recently been submitted 1m
by the principal buyers of East India indigo to the *
chairman of the indigo broker., pointing out the lots it
arising to the purchasers of indigo by receiving the a
tare as marked on the chest when first worked. When la
indigo has lain twelve months or more in Mere, sad B
is again shot for the purposes of sampling and exami- 114
nation, a considerable breakage of the cakes takes It
place, whereby the bulk is so much augmented, as to s
render it ab,olutely. necessary to increase the size of is
the case before the indigo can be returned to the ori- 4
ginal package. This process, which takes place nine
times out of ten, when the indigo has been any lecgth "
of time in core' adds more or less to the weight of 10
the case, from additional wood, clamps, nails, &c., 20
i and tae tare is consequently increased in the same 10
ratio ; bat for this no additional tare is allowed, the 26 I
i custom of the trade hitherto having been to receive r,
the chest at the tare originally marked upon it. To is
remedy this aril, a proposal bas been suggested, and V,l
will be made through the proper channel to the im- 10
pont re, to have all East India indigo re-tared after it /411
has been longer than one year in the country. From `"
the inquiries we have made from parties interested in 20
the Calcutta trade, we have good grounds to con- les
r chide that so reasonable a proposal is not likely to so
' meet with the least opposition on the part of the im- 12
porters of East India indigo. 25
A new bank is advertised for the metropolis under at.
the title of the " London and Suburban Bank." The 23
following is the published announcement : " This
bank is founded upon the Scotch principle, and will 61
be incorporated under the statute 7& 8 Vic. c. 113 se
_ (Peels Bank Act), which was passed for ensuring the 20
r claims of deositors and limiting the liabilities of to'
e shareholders." 20
St. Petersburg letters of the 29th Jane mention t
a considerable transactions in flax with the minor se
t
, dealers at 110 and 109 r., besides about 900 tons of 20
n Ardomatsky and Kgroleff at 112 and 113 r. for 12 ;
e head, and other sorts in proportion. It was estimated 20
" that in the whole about 7,000 toes were sold, leaving il
11 only about 3,000 tons of the supply for sale. With 20
the exception of 500 casks tallow on the spot, taken .2!
o in the early part of the week at 109 r., nothing had I;
It been done in this article. In hemp and linseed there
" were no transactions. Of deals about 6,000 dczea
Gromoff had been done at 12; r. Wheat was offer-
-3 lug at 21 r., at which rate 600 chetwerts had been
is taken for shipment to Hull. The rates of height
o and exchange were unaltered.
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