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MONEY MARKET.
THIS DAY.
Two O'CLOCK.
The entire absent • of all speculative spirit on the II
part of the dealers in the English stock market is
sufficiently shown by the circumstance that up to this
hour not a single bargain for the account is marked in
the official list, a very unusual circumstance. The tone
of the Consol market. however, has been very steady,
and the resumption of purchases by the government
broker has given rise to a slight improvement, the
price being at present quoted 961 to both fur
money. and the account of the 111th of April. The
other business in the department is limited to India
Stock, at 214 for account.
The operations in Exchequer Bills to-day consist
chiefly of sales, and the price has declined Is.; all
sizes mark 345., 315., and 549. prem.; do. advertised,
.51s. and 535.; India Bonds, under 1,000/., 555. and
.575. prem.
Business in the foreign stock market continues very
quiet, and prima are scarcely changed for any a-
scription. Spanish Bonds have only partially re-
covered from the fall which occurred yesterday. con-
sequent upon the publication of the advice's referred
to below. The Passive portion, however, maintains
its price. The list of actual transactions comprises
only: Brazilian Did Five per Cent. small bonds,
911. Mexican Bonds for the 28th, 331, Portuguese
Five per Cent., 59 ; ditto Five per Cent. Converted,
1841, for account, 36 ; ditto Four per Cent. for ac-
count, 33; 341. Spanish Active, Five per Cents.,
for account 21.1 ; ditto, Passive Bonds 51 4; ditto
Three per Cents., 381.
The committee of Spanish bondholders have for-
warded to us the following correspondence front Mr.
Weisweilkr, by which it appears that gentleman re-
signs all hope of success from his own exertions, and
urges the committee to take measures in England.
Mr. Weiswciller has done in the best manner all
that he can do, but it is evident that no effectual
will be done for the bondholders until an
uglish representative has been sent out. Why
the Spanish bondholders should find any diffi-
culty to obtaining a suitable agent we cannot
imagine, for we do not admit that the requisite funds
cannot be raised. If our colonies and Indian depen-
dent princes can find representatives in the legisla-
ture, we cannot believe that a mission so honourable
as that to Madrid on behalf of the Spanish bond-
holders would be rejected by men of standing.
Although the engagements of some may not admit
of their accepting such a charge, yet, without search-
ing far, it would be easy to find a man in
whom the bondholders of England, France, and
Holland could place confidence. Mr. Roebuck
represented the provinces of Canada; the lion.
Francis Scott that of Port Phillip ; Mr. Mac-
gregor, Prinee Edward's Island; and Mr. Anstey,
Van Diemen 's Land on occasions of responsibility
and difficulty, but there are many who have fulfilled
public missions, or in whom commercial men have
confidence. We may name the right hon. T. 13.
Macaulay, Mr. J. 13. 'Smith, M.l'., President of the
Manchester Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Urquhart,
14.1'., Sir Joshua Walmslev, M.P., Mr. Frederick
Peel, Mr. William Marshall, M.P., and the Hon.
C. P. Villiers. Some of the gentlemen referred to
have been connected with Spain. or are acquainted
with its language, and we may likewise name Sir
Robert Peel, who was attached for some time
to the English legation at Madrid. We are convinced
that to men such as we have enumerated the bond-
holders would not appeal in vain, but that one would
be found to do his country service by undertaking
such a course, and successfully pleading it at Madrid.
Martrid, March 17, 1851.
James Capel, Esq., Chairman of the Committee of
Spanish Bondholders in London.
Dear Sir,—Referring to my letter of yesterday, I beg
to hand you herewith the translation of the communication
I have addressed to his Excellency the Finance Minister
on behalf of the overdue coupons, although I am sorry
to say that his Excellency has not taken it into considera-
tion, as in the last sessions of the Commission the minister
has not consented to any amelioration, and has rejected the
observations made in favour of the coupons by two ment-
hes of that commission, the Messrs. Vilches and Llorente,
who have voted against that part of the project of the law,
the remaining five members having voted in favour of the
reduction proposed by the government. I have thus ex-
hausted my continual efforts, and I must leave to your
better judgment:lntl to your influence in your own country,
to act as you will consider it as most serviceable to the
interest of the bondholders. Believe me to remain, my
dear sir, your must obedient servant,
DANIEL WEISWEILLEiI.
(Copy.)
Excellent Sir,—The President of the Committee of the
Spanish Bondholders in London, in acknowledging the
receipt of the letter which your Excellency deigned to
write to me on the 21st ult., and which I communicated to
him, in compliance with the wishes expressed therein by
your Excellency, tells me, as I already have had the honour
to manifest verbally to your Excellency, that he regrets
most deeply to see that your Excellency insists on the pro-
ject of reducing to the half the overdue coupons of the
Active Debt. lie desires me to represent again respectfully
to your Excellency all the injustice and inconvenience of a
measure so pernicious to the future credit of an honest ,
country, which is allied by tics of ancient friendship with
England and the other foreign nations, so considerably in-
terested in the question of a satisfactory settlement of the
public debt of Spain ; therefore I can but yet hope that
your Excellency and the representatives of the Spanish
nation will decide with the equity which is due to the re-
clamation which I am charged to reproduce to her Majesty's
government. God preserve your Excellency.— Madrid,
March 16,111.51.—The Delegate of the English Committee of
Spanish Bondholders.
(Signed) DANIEL WEIEWEILLIE.
His Excellency Senor Don Juan Bravo Murillo,
Minister of Finance, President of the Council
of Ministers.
The amount of bills drawn by the TWA India Com-
pany on the respective Presidencies from the 7th to
the 22nd instant, is as follows :
Rate of Exchange.
Bengal .... £139,810 10 8
Madras .... 19,414 11 7 j 2s. Id. per Co's rupee
Bombay.... 3,641 5 0 2a. lid. per do.

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Total .... £162,866 7 3
It is mentioned from New York that the payment
of about 1,000,0110 duls. of the instalment of the
Mexican indemnity, due in June, will probably be
anticipated, and the amount shortly disbursed by
the government.
The following are the latest quotations of exchange
at foreign places on London :
Previous
Quotations.
Amsterdam (short) 11.80
Ditto (two months) 11.721
Batavia
Charleston
Copenhagen (short)
Ditto (three months)
Genoa (3 months)
Kandy, Ceylon (3 mos )
Naples 561
New York (60 days) 1091 101
Paris (short) 241 971 e.
Singapore (6 months)
St. Petersburg 37ld. 13-16
Stockholm (short) 11.44 43
Ditto (90 days) 11.41 40
Trieste

Latest
Quotatioll,

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The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent.
per annum yielded by the various securities cited at
the average of the prices which ruled this day.
Where the asterisk (1 is prefixed it is to be under-
stood that the share rate of interest is less the in-
come tax. It will be seen that in every case we take
the rate of interest last declared as the basis of our
calculation :
'twee per Cent. Ranted (shut)
New Three.and.a.Quarter per "Cenits.... sr
Berk %'Wok (di, 7pa gest per ass.)
India Stock (dlr. let per cent per an.)
rear pm Cent. Cosa* average pew* 62( *UPI, oldta.2 2 3
Inhassr BiLla (int 144. par ay) sts. pas. ,v f 4 41
Oral Mertes' 5100 eh. (di.. at the
rate of 4 per ant per can.) .
teserbire and Yorkshire 1109
9toeig• (Mr. at the rate of 2 per
sat per atm.)
Lamas and Oath Western. Stock
(die. at ta rate ot 4 per et. per ann.) 82
Lades and North Weeters•tkock (div.
at the rate of 58 pet Mt pr ann.). ISO
Ward* Stock (di.. at the rale el 14
per cent peg ans
loath Faeterr• Stook gdirldeed 10a
per 261. thus, opal to 91.80.8 d. per
mt. •••• 171

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