The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-14 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

TUSSOAT EVIMNO.
The preparations for the settlement of the account,
and the anxious observations of dealers about the
tendencies which the account may show as to its
being favourable to sellers or buyers, have been the
distinctive features of the day's business The funds
recovered from their depression of the day before, and
may be now quoted at Saturday'. prices. Consols
were dens at the commencement of business 881, and
were celled 88 toil, bat left off 881 to I for money and
the 16th. Reports were afloat that the French
_govern-
ment would not want so much of the loan this year
as had been reported. Bat in fact it may be aenfl-
dently assumed that the state of the account Las now
much more to do with prices than any other came.
I The impression this morning was that it would be a
" bull " account, but the improvement in miss
towards the close of business would seem rather to
discredit the assumption. Reduced Threes were 881
to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 901 to 1.
Long. Annuities, 9 1-16 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 11s.
to 14.. prem. India Bonds, Ba. to 12s. prem. Bank
Stock, 195 to 7. India Stock, 2441 to 64.
The foreign market has been quiet and with little
business doing. Even the extraordimsry asmotmee-
ment about the Spanish foreign debt ha had mow
naively little effect on the market. Although an
offer is apparently made to place all the foreign non-
dividend paying stock of Spain on the footing of a 3
per cent. interest, the Floes of the Five per Cents.
inactive stock have only advanced to 221 to 31; the
Threes dividend-paying, 301 to 11 ; Passive 6 to 1.
Portuguese, 301 to 11. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per
Cents. 574 to 8; the !Pours, 90 to fr. Mexioan, 19
to 1 To-morrow is the settling day in foreign stocks,
and less business was done, perhaps, on that account.
Foreign exchange was again in decline on most of
the chief continental places. On Amsterdam, the
rates negotiated were, 12.3/ to 44 ; on Rotimilani,
12.4 to f ; on Antwerp, 26.721 to 771; on Ham*
13.10! to 111 ; on Frankfort, 121 to ; on
25.674 to 721; on Vienna, 10 florins ; on
30.26 to 30; on Naples, 401. to i ; on Madirtagi
to B—all at 3 month.. On Lisbon, at 60 days, 531
to 1. On Rotterdam, Antwerp, Paris, Vienna, the
rates were lower. On other places the same, except
Naples, the rates on which were higher.
Ae. unfortunate Spamish bondholder" writes to
say that he is a soarer of" fourteen years' standing,"
and to complain of the "apparent indifference with
which editors of newspapers. "treat the sufferings of
in his position." As an " elector," moreover,
reirerlares that the " enforcement of the payment of
foreign loans" will have "much influence with me in
giving my vote." This is quite a natural feeling, but
the "elector," upon such • principle of action, will
probably find all parties alike, and therefore without
some other principle of action he may chance to be
at a loss where to choose. It may be presumed, with

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