The Sun.
London, England, 1852-02-13 00:00:00

LONDON,

FEBRUARY 13, 1852.

Agua Fria ~ .
Ahfll. (.4clitornian .

13113131081 done
to-day.

ri4tUrl4ll

Austratiar.
Ave Maria

11% %
5% %

Blaenarvon Iron & Coal
British Australian Gold
British Iron

Bra=luta imp (le. SI. p,
De. Cocaee and Ciliabi•
Do. St. Join) del Itey •
Cobre Copper .
Copiets.' .. • • •
Bag. & Australian Copper
General• • • • .....„
Gold Mountain ..
Great Polgooth
21 „wean monde ..• •• • •
Aantlago de Cuba
Tin Croft .. • • • • • • . • • .
United Mexican •• ••
Watt Mariposa .. •• .• •
701271

86%
lb% % %
19%

atestralitsia .... • • • • • • • •
British North America..
Colonial .. • • .. •• • • • • •
Commercial of London..
London Joint Stock ....
Lontion and Westminster
National Provincial. Eng.

7% X

114 x.d

De. New ........ • • •
National of Ireland •.
Oriental Bank Corporat.
Provincial or Ireland .• • •

Do. Vow .. • • ••• • •
Union of Australia .. --
Do. New ............
Union of London -
Union nt b adrtA

18%
13%
35%
$7 86% 87 x.d

Canada ••..•• • • • •

Gan. Steam Navigation .
renin. & Oriental Steam.l
Ditto ditto
Royal Mail Steam ......
(We cannot be anuweri
will not be influenced by

able for
interest

65% % % %
5% 6%

15% 34

94% %
119% 190%
[119%

8b % x.d

$B% b 5%%%

:mat.
Ditto Account, March 11

~vi.• er;v,

2 -
-• % P

% %
dis 5y P

i4dis

1% 2
114 -
2% 23%
S 3 34
4- 5 1
'4 - p
par 14 p
par p
4% 4
%
4% 5 P
10 11
2 —24

i par % p
STOCZ. BILNICS
all 2,4 39%
50 404 -- 4$
95 11% •-
20 24 25%
le 19% 17%
20 29% 90

17% 17
30 -31 x.d
43}6 45
15X 16%
35 3654
3 314
:4% 1514

:.ANE MTS.
48 49%
27% —284
70 —7l x.d
17% 18
77 78%
to errors of the Official Lists, and
I correspondents.]

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti-
mated at 10,000 bales, of which 1,500 American and
500 Surat were taken for export, and 500 American and
500 Surat on speculation. The mar ket closed firmly.
The sales complised 7,000 American, 450 Pernam and
Maranham, at 4iri. to 61d.; 400 Bahia, at 51-1. to 51;1.;
250 Egyptian, at skd. to 7d ; 2,000 Surat, et 24d. to 4d.,
and 70 Sea 'bland, at is. ld. to ls. 10d. per lb. Railway
Shares were firm at higher prices.
The. most important sales of produce this week have
been of Indigo, and they opened with rather a heavy
appearance, though since there has been more disposi-
tion to buy. Cotton has been firmer, and Flax has re-
mained about the sane. Tea has gone very heavily at
the auetious. Tallow, in order to induce purchases, has
been offered more freely at the reduced rates. Sugar
has been in 1., quest, and Coffee is still dealt in only to a
limited extent. In. spices there have been fair sales, and
Rice keeps firm.
From the Committee of Mexican Bondholders, we
have rtceived the following translation of a letter, of
which Mr. Falconnet was the bearer, from his Excel-
lency the President of the Republic of Mexico to the
Chairman of the Committee, Sir J. L. Goldsmid:—
" Mexico, 17, 1851.
_ _ i, Dec..

"Sir,—Mr. Falconnel will have informed you of the
efforts made by the Government to fulfil its engage -
mPnts towards the holders of Mexican Bonds, and to
convince them of its disposition to do whatever justice
requires to the whole extent of its means. He will also
have informed y-u of the results of those efforts, and
that, in com.i quinine, he intends, at The instance of the
Government, shortly to set out for London, where his
presence may be very useful in the way of explaining to
the bondholders various circumstances connected with
their interests here a, well as the real situation of the
Republic and of Vie Administration, in order to concert
between both parties the best means of establishing a
perfect understanding and harmony between them, so as
to remove all eathe tor doubts and misapprehension.

" Mr. Falcon-;:et, who has supported the interests of
his coustituentl here with so much al, at the same
time that he has known how to guard every
c,nsideratiol towards the Government, thus con-
ciliating his du ies with a due appreciation of
the present situation of the Republic, has con-
sent: d to comply with the wishes and views of
the Gimerhmen ss coucrrna this voyage, and I avail
myself with pleasure of this opportunity to state, in
justice to Mr. Falconnet, that the Government is
highly pleased and satisfied with his conduct, and is in
hopes that on his return, when the situation of the coun-
try may have somewhat improved, the Administration
may be able to solve the pending points relative to the
foreign debts in a manner honourable to the Government
and satisfactory to the bondholders, so as to answer
their just expectations, and compensate them for their
generosity and sacrifices, in accordance with the wishes
of him who subscribes himself with sentiments of esteem
and consideration, Sir, your most obedient servant,

' ' MA RIANO ARISTA."

The Committee of Mexican lii;tTcll;liers;;;Thad
two several interviews with Mr. Falco/me, since his ar-
rival, which have proved satisfactory. They have ap
proved of the measures concerted by him with the Mexi
can Government, for effecting an immediate payment of
the January dividend, and have conferred with him
upon certain matters calculated to insure a more regular
receipt of the revenues assigned, and greater punctuality
in the payment of the dividend, as well as upon other
points which have been long pending in Mexico, and
which are of interest to the bondholders.
__ _

Mr. Falconnet did not pass through the United States,
as he supposed that the appropriation of the Mexican
indemnity money had been voted, and that the assign
aunt in the hands of the committee would have become
negotiable before his arrival here.
The Hamburgh mail of Tuesday gives the exchange
on London higher, being 13 6. Corn was steady.
Coff.,e without alteration.
At Amsterdam on the 11th inst. Dutch Bonds ad-
vanced. Spanish were rather in favour, but Mexican
were more offered.
All the vessels detained at Pleasing put to sea on the
11th inst.

The tone of the Stock Market continues very firm,
and there is a tendency towards improvement. Consols
have been 97 to *, and are now 97* to I. The New
Three-and-a. Quarter per Cents. have then 99 to k, and
the Three per Cents. 97 The transactions have been
exceedingly limited after the extensive dealings of yester-
day. Exchequer-bills have remained at 61s. to 645., and
India Bonds at 70s. premium. We hear no more of
the reported reduction in the rate of interest on the
unfunded debt, but it is considered that some measure of
the kind will be adopted.
In the Foreign Market, Grenada Bonds have been
again in requrst. The Active have been 17i- I and
the Deferred Equadur Stock is at 4i, and
very firm. Buenos A)rea Bonds have rallied
to 50. Mexican are somewhat flatter, 32* to
Peruvian Old Stock is up to 95 and 96. Spanish Five
per Cents. have been supported at the improvement to
23k- and 24k and the N-w Deferred are 18i to The
Cntmm:tttr,'s certificate is ,till at lf per cell'. Itusbian
Old Bonds are at 114.

The Bai:way Shure Market has relapsed after the
marked improvement which r,ecarred up,,n the ,01
Clement piwerti.), but the ,a!ea are nut tame
rens. Aberdeen are an exception, being rather
dearer, and Caledonian, Eistern Counties, Oxford, and
Wolverhorupt,,n, and Y' rk and Berwick, have her!,
firmer. South-Western aro quoted ex-dtvid,nd. Fo-
reign shares are dull, but support about the former
values.

Gold mines are neglected, though not lower.
QUARTER TO THREE.
97
97
ONE
eRICIS OF BRITItqI FUNDS 02
Bans Stook . 217 216%
1 e• Cent Redus4 Anna
3 9er Cent. Consols Annuitias.. ...... 97 Vs
New 314 per Cent. Anus ...... 991 99
env Anna expire <1 an. two 7
6 13-16
Ditto, 30 years, Oct. 10.1859......
Ditto 30 years, Jan. 5,1860. ......
I 457
ndia
.lonsois for 'Account .............. , 97% 97
India
BSotrdk, . ...
............... .... ..... 2750 VP
4.4.
"(chequer Bala
X.OOOl. .................... 61 64 p
61 64 p
..
ONE
PRI.CEP OF FOREIGN FUNDR, O'CLOCK
Buenos Ayres Bonds. 6 per Cent....... 60
Danish 80nd5,1825, 3 per Cent.
Bondscls.. 1849111%
Coupons per Cent ~
per
"
Ditto, 5
(Grenada
epunao
ad.
doEar
xB Do
Di
Ditto,
vttioa,nDßeofenrrase,ds .
p....e.r.
.......... 7
............
9:5::141h
ADi~xlcan:As:ncPcodoltunrnlt: ................ Jan. Coupe.
93572%111 19(3
114
saDraii.tritoi,all on4Bl4pd, 5
per Cent
1 I'l
per Cent.
Ditto, Account
SDanish 5 per Csnt. 1840
Ditto, Account
Ditto. 3 per Cent
Ditto, New Deferred...... ••.••••• 1814,'/8,4 , 185/4
Spanish Com. Cert. Coup. not funded 114 Iys per teat;
Y enszuels, Bonds. 31,.4 per Cent —
Ditto Deferred .................. 13
Dividends on the above payable in London.
Belgian, 414 per Cent. ..
Dutch 21,4 per Cent. 12 Guild — 59
Ditto 4 per • . C •^`ee"'d" 92

CLOSE G
PRICES
216%
98

991,4
7
6 13-16
6
259
73 p
97%

62 r
62 n
62 p
CLOWN
PRICER

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-.Hippus6--(1 HIS DAY.)
fht
slao F . Wind at noon S E., light breeze and
LiLeioo Y))'San Sl3.
St. Pawella, from Karbeck
put in 9 h Jan. with cargo much
d must discharge. The Anna Augusta, from
heated an
to Genoa, has put into NluAal rnuft dieabled
Rotterdam ,tu ar and coffee) damaged, and two m. it
part of cargo (►g
washed overboard. .
Tbe Emma, --t
from Hartlepool for
and
wßEtyriernosu3ytioi ,
„t Portland, was assisted tiff after throwing overboard about
having been on slue, at the Bill
Exeter, pot in here leaky,
40 tons of coal.
PORTLAND ROADS, FEE. 11.—A brig is on shore at the
Bill of Portland ; a steamer !ias gone to her assis mice.
DEAL, FEB 12. Wind S. to S E.—Arrd. Dtvonia, and
Emigrant, Callan. Arriv,:d from the River, Teazer, for
Africa Sid. Harbiitgt r, 80-ton ; Rita Bilbao.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 12. Wind '..S.E to S.S.W., and
S.S.E.— Sld. Brothers, South Seas; Coromandel, Capp Df
`Goad 440 ii )39D4WT 3 NeWinitv, Malt.
p001,j129. T h e