The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-12 00:00:00

RONEY MARKET.

Taoasoo: Imam.
_Tat sleek eaarkat maa Wier
amain ogles awe oopeolally to ammo,
sales a I rimy Omsk emelag a &slime is prise ef
astntr:4B for Qom* mom at
te f ay., at white they
dose
galldoar 'aseemat WoriOsett Um day, ; but few
they fall to mi, t>ie lowmt print. dm waned,
again meedied, dub. bowover with a stadia: ape
at 98t ta f m div., be& far immediate Dania ail
the orldvg- The 111. per Cfmts. Itedaeod marked
Of, 10041 I eat eft Ai ferbroo-ead-a-Cloarter per
Coate.. 98f.10, sod in.
limbeque Bills et all ids& wen deem at 70e.;
ditto Small at /Oa 1111-87 a. poem. ladle Heads at
87e. ; ditto, oder 1.0001.. at 87e. and 90e. pima.
Lag Asalithee imbed 8 8-18. mad ; ditto, 30
yam% 1880. 8, aid 81-18 az div. Bask kook was
dose at 211 sad 212.

no hostas &Ovine.% madam soglakid. oi4
a eery sena nainbwof operations wont offestodi sad
timer rise to so clasp is the iptotatioss. The
da ssosuipeje the ire bedpan of the p—
rtWa yroffkiado. w
he the 111th Jaly at 67. Chi-
liss. I pa gists, at 100. Ddu Tonosadorlialf.
pee Odin as eh. he wog, owl 074 isd
thiribp.."Vat
Madan aftzLitiirmrat , &alit! iLs
for assess% at 614, 4, and; I ditto Meted, at 864.
Spada Active Five pie Nate., for scoot, d 174.
Tho sosaittee of ais! Bondholders yesterday
rewind a Latter hoes their spat at Madrid of whit&

the taming is a tradidatiod7
Manaus. 70 ir MO.— Wade, Is Psesidest.-1
have the home w lateen yea that I have had this day,
jeiatly wish the Dutch delegates (wile held likewise pewees
had the Preash lletplase. add Prussian eowesittees) the
Ant eesterwsee wiik tip Illissalse haw presided ever by
M. Berta= de Us. I. *lb 11111111611111111111 we explained the
west rights et the forgo maw, sad the arise with
whisk*, awaslases are salaidesd ta erne to a andpeo-
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;177•Welpia—Cis I sii; WAsts
tress tm Move whisk tie ',Bolan kas akkased to no,

coder date of 10th May ead letli Jose last. pliably onertiai
that there is a. qessiisa M my proposition, but solely as
Whales ea the pert at the eseamittee to .beau Ma the
t a proposition ipso the bale Wawa a pout
of May, is sodas te submit it m the dicasioa
and approbaties d the heap boadhelders. The Dutch
diplopia Imo Joined as to way eat 'lithely this plea,
sad expressed that paha satidestica a it to the Directive
Juste. TM fasts replied that they would take the whole
tats ersaidsrailm, L ashes to mak* their repot to the

gerreemmentt and es esß r es ameeforiteealkemseiaa soon as
day elemai he Is asienallen We mins a eapla. The Date*
delepMse have sea this day, fee the same eldest, his Easel-
Many the Doke de Valenta, eel the Mahar of Fame*,
who reepeotively premised to do ell they end* me. Tee
Doke de Valeenta inellegeed dela the treassep ena arm go
farther than to apply 3/40011.000 trials anataane te the
whole of the debt, Mme sad forage ; and se 100 millions
trials is. already required kw the preset of the 3 per
sent. interior and exterior debt, there remain the other
100 Lilian. of Irish appiicable to the densities arringement
of all the ell debt, interior and exterior. I shall have the
bonne le keep yea informed of what matinees to take
pinee, and I avail myself of this opportaaity to repeat,
MOMilllif le President. the assurence of say most disttn-
guished sentiments.—(Signed j Dantzt. Walawsittsa.
Usittd State, securities have been more in demand
daring the week, u also the Six per Cent. Canada
Debenture,, at the following quotations:
Redeemable. Dividends.
United etatse...• p. Ct. 1653 Jae., July Cl
1562 „ 104 1041
1867 „ 103 106
.6
Pennsylvania"...l NIL, Aug. 46
Jtamachuestte (Sterling Bonds) ... 1660 April, Oct. 10 103
Canada S „ (Debentures) NH Dlv. from
Aug. next 991 100
The second series of sales of the lest clip of colonial
wool, which commenced on the 13th ult., closed this
day. The quantity sold is es follows : 15,471 bales
Australian 21,702 Port Phillipand Portland, 3,542
South Australian, 6,577 Van Diemen's Land, 59 New
Zealand, 11 Swan River, and 1,559 Cape ; making a
Itstal of 48,921 bales colonial, besides 672 Etat India,
lead 1,958 foreign. The following report of the sale,
lis from the circular ironed this evening by Messrs. C.
mid J. D. Iscomb, brakers :
The very large quantity of 49,300 bales which had arrived
in time scootoiag to the custom of the trade to be included
In this series, having induced the inanity of felicities the
pledge to the buyers that no late ships would be brought on,
they were informed that such rule would be carried out, and
that an interval of six clear weeks should be allowed from
**termination of the present to the commencement of the
succeeding Isles, the announament of which intention was
received with satislaction, and the sales opened with much
spirit, and have been carried through with very trifling
Ilhectuations at a small dales upon May rates for Port Pail.
lip and Van Diemen's Land wools, of which there has been
a very excellent assortment; the condition and quality of the,
lamer being generally very good, whilst for the larger prw
portion of Van Diemen's Land flocks the condition is inferior
to the clip of 1849, and staple abort for combing purpose,
with the exception of some superior flocks, wtich, as wed es
lambs' wool, realised a very satisfactory average. We re-
gret to remark that the condition of Sydney wool, although
as to wash and quality better than the former clip, Is alum.
hilly depreciated by the increasing evil of the burr, whiskappearsto pervade by far the larger proportion of Australian
locks. and its baneful influence is we fear rapidly spreading'
ID Port Phillip and Adelaide wools, many other-
wise unobjtetionable clips being much injured by it.
In air last Circular we eallt d the attention el the growers to
this evil, and as we then anticipated would be the rash, we
mast quote a decided decline, as compared with Map lot
upon all wools thus infested ; the result being to redneo the
prices of Sydney finks to a much lower average than those
trom Port Phillip. The quantity of Cape Wools brought
forwar.t bowleg been small, rates having been about equal
to May. Notwithstanding that the quantity declared for
sate has ban exceeded by,about 3,000 bales, we are glad to
say that to the dna there has been the same finer desire to
stock at present rates ; the attendance of buyers having in-
creased considerably at the later sales. It is difficult to state
the 'sat quantity taken for export, bat it may be estimated
at about b,OOO bales, principally of the better conditioned
flocks from Port Phillip and Van Diemen's Land. The
steady range of prices and the large.attendaao• lead us to
baps that there will be an equally animated demand at the
eneseeding series towards the close of August, when it is
fair to suppose a quantity fully se large as the present
will be again offered,—near 35,000 bales being already here,
as shown by the annexed table of sales and imports, to which
we beg to refer. It is most gratifying and encouraging to
he able to report on the continued activity in the woollen
districts, particulerly at Bradford, where an uaprecedentedly
Inge trade tenon in progress. The increasingly satisfactory
account of the exports, as exhibited by the Board of Trade
returns, is another encouraging feature sad leads us to hope
for satisfactory return for the incensed growth of our
colonies, which, but for the healthy state of trade, would
weigh heavily on our market. There is no reason to doubt
that, as kithero has proved the ease, the harming supplies
will And an expanding demand ; the preemie rates being
remunerating to growers, at the same time that their com-
paratively moderate prices are eontieually opening new
channels for consansption in every kind of woollen fabric
suitable for home demand and export. Bast India wools
realize fall prioeo.
At Havre the cotton market continues active and
prices firm, though no advance has taken place since
fttarday, tree ordinaire being still quoted 107 f., at
which parity the sales on Monday amount to 2,741
bales, and up to midday on Tuesday, 2,262 bales.
The total ages of the previous week were 13,045
bales, chiefly for consumption, and the arrivals for
die same period, 9,568 bales. 400 bales of Pernam-
Woo sold immediately on arrival at 115 f., duty paid.
Letters from Rotterdam state that the second
'chamber of the States General have sanctioned by a
majority of 50 against 15 the liberal ministerial pro-
jects, abolishing all differential ditties, besides the
transit duties and the Rhine dues; as also the impor-
tant change in the navigation laws according to which
foreign vessels can now obtain the Dutch flag by
paying a registration duty of 4 per oent. on the value.
These projects it is expected will soon be submitted
to the first chamber, and ultimately for the sanction
of his Majesty. The minister has deemed that they
will subsequently be carried into effect with as little
delay as possible.
The following public sales at Rotterdam are adver-
tieed by the Dotoh Trading Company for the 26th
instant : 92,749 bundles rattans, including 47,000'
bundles lying at Amsterdam; and 13 chests-Mseassar
tortoiseshell; and on the Bth August 117,766 slabs
Beam tin, Whaling 67,710 slabs lying at Amite&
dam. Far Private swum there will be sold re the
23rd inst., 2,224 logs St. nimbly, asbagsay, sad
20,000 Neth. lbs. lignam vita. nil rause matimt
at Rotterdam is rather inactive. Is coffee ersresly
anJthing had been done. The day
desk of Compaq
isles
liieg ea deposit soloist assuage the born