The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-11 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY EVININO.
At the meeting of Spanish bondholders held at the
London Tavern this day, pennant to a natio, from
the committee, for the porpoise of considering the ap-
ofntment of a special agent to reprevent the interests
he bondholders at Madrid, Mr. Weisweller was
recommended to fill that capacity, on the ground that
as that gentleman is already settled In Madrid as the
agent of the Rothaehikle, such an arrangement would
entail less ,:pease on the bondholders than would
otherwise have to be incurred. A resolution was
unanimously agreed to, that a proposal be made to
the Spanish government on the basis of preserving
the capital of the debt intact, the creditors of the state
to receive a bond of 501. foe the ten years' dividend on
each bond of 1001. ending this year; on which basis
they will consent to accept a moderate and increasing
dividend, such as may be agreed Upon.
The accounts received to-day from the various
continental bourses present no very important fea-
tures. At Amsterdam the National Securities were
firm, and a fair amount of business was done in
Integrals
Three per Cent. (interior) were lower, and left off at
32 6-16. Ardoin at 12 15-16. Aeolian Metallic
had again declined, the Five per Cents. to 76Z tot ;
the New ditto to 81t. Portuguese were also per
Cent.. lower. At Antwerp the national funds were
well maintained ; whilst the Austrian Metalline Five
per Cents. were offered at 79} ; and the Spanish
Three per Cent. Interior at 311 ; ditto Ardoin, at llt.
At Brussels the Native funds were in request at a
alight advance, the Five per Cent.,1842, being quoted
90 buyers. At Frankfort the advance in the
Rents at Paris had made a favourable im-
pression on the market for Austrian,
Sardinian, and South German Securiths, all
of which were rather firmer in consequence, and had
partially checked the downward tendency of the
Austrian Metallics, the Five per Cents. being quoted
79. At Vienna the market for public secunties was
much better, and prices were quoted higher : the
Five per Cents. 94t, and the Four-and-a-Half per
Cents. 83. From Hamburg the latest dates are to
the s:h, the mail of the 7th, due to-day, not having
arrived.

Letters of the 4th, from Breslau, mention the com-
menoement of business in wool ; the sales of the last
three days included about 17,000 cwt. to the Dutch,
Belgian, and English dealers, at an average advance
of 5 to 10 dollars per cwt. as compared with last year.
The transactions consisted chiefly of the fine
and finest descriptions, the dealers not being
willing to pay the advance demanded for
the middling and inferior wools. The prices paid
were 93 to 120 dole. for Silesian single clip, 68 to 75
dole. for Silesian skin, and GO to 68 dole. for fine locks.
1,000 centner epelter had been taken at 4 dols.
11 egr.
At the wool market at Strehlen there were only
400 cwt. wool offered of middle quality, the whole of
which was diapered of at an advance of 5 to 6 dols.
over last year's prices.
St. Petersburg advice' of the let inst. mention very
little business doing in tallow, the only transactions
reported being 100 casks Ukraine Y. C. at 112 It., end
the market continued heavy at 1 It below this price.
In hemp also very little business had been done; a
few parcels of clean on the spot had been done at 87
to 90 IL, and ontshot and half clean at corresponding
rates. For June and July delivery nothing was
doing. The prices of flax were nominal. For good
clean iye 20s. 6d. wrs demanded, whilst the highest
offers were 17s. 10d. per qr. Oats, 6 pods per chet. '
were held at lss. 6d., and 13s. 6d. per qr. is reported
to be the highest offer. Wheat of inferior hard
quality was obtainable at 31e. 4d. to 32e. Bd. per qr.
Linseed was without the least alteration. A few
thousand kips had exchanged hands at 8 ad.to 90. per
lb. Iron on the spot was quoted at 13/. 2s. lid. and
13/. Os. Id. per ton for PS T and HC R. Deals on
the spot were quoted 13 R. for red, and 9R. for
white, per std. doz. The quotations in sterling are
understood tree on board at the exchange of 38 1-16 d.