THE MONEY MARKET.

STOCK-EXCHANGZ, FRIDAy EvENING..-The value of Stock has again under- gone some changes this week, although not of so much importance as those do. scribed in our last two reports. On Saturday, Consuls had advanced to 891, and seemed to premise a further rise, but very soon fell to 89, and ultimately closed on that day at SH. On Me Islay, the market opened at 882; but sales predominated over purchases, and forced the price down to b81, from which a partial recovery of 1 per cent. occurred. On Tuesday, the market was still fiat, at about 88 ; and on Wednesday, the price fluctuated between Sit and S31. Yesterday, there was very little business ; and to-day, also, can boast of but few transactions, although the prices have been so low as 81, and so high as 831. Upon the whole, however, the market has evinced more steadiness than might have been expected, considering the very unfavourable condition of the French Funds, and the news from Bruns- wick, and the reports to-day from Saxony. Whether our speculators will take heart again, and operate for a rise, it is not easy to say; but we have long ago ceased to wonder at anything of this sort. It appears pretty clear, that the public have not sold any great amount of real Stock, but have been more frequently buyers of late; for there is very little floating, and the interest of money on loans is still very low. Exchequer Bills and India Bonds are lower this week than they were in the last; and there is some reason for supposing that a considerable amount of them has been converted into Stock, In the Foreign Market, there has been very little business this week; but prices are generally lower. Russian has been done at 1001, having been 103 last week. Brazil Bonds were 691 to-day, and the market not over good. The other South American Bonds are at about last week's prices; excepting Mexican, which are rather higher. Greek, which last weekiwas at 35, was offered a clay or two ago at 31, and is now a little higher, say 32. Many of the holders of Spanish cartes Bonds are still sanguine, and the price is steady at about 25; but the news of the revolution in Spain tarries long, and some of the speculators, we suspect, have been suffering some of that impatience which proceeds from deferred hope.

The transactions in the Share Market have been quite unimportant.

SATURDAY, HALT-PAST TwELyE.--Consols opened at 881, but on the receipt of news from Paris of another and heavy fall in the French Funds, fell to 871, but have

now recovered to 88 buyers.

In the Foreign Market, there is little business, but al prices are lower, excepting Spanish, which is steady, but without business.

Bank Stock ..., - Buenos Ayres... 27 29 SpailiS11.. ..... 25 251 3 per Cent, Red. - Chilian ... 22 24 Ditto, New

3 per Cent. Cons. SSi 71 Ti

Colombian ..... 20 21

31 per Cent. New 93 97/

Danish,... • • • •

• • 670

63 SHARES.

Consols for Acct. 881 78 81

Greek... .. 311 321 Bolanas 200

Long Annuities. - Mexican ....... 37i 38 Brazilian . 72 74 Ex. Bills,10001. 67 Peruvian ....... 18 10 Columbian 10 11

India Bonds .... 59

Portuguese ..... 58

Anslo Mexican 33 34 Brazilian.... .. 60 69/ Russian. ..... -100 101

United Mexican

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