The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-19 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

TtinaDAT stamen.
The Dutch Eat India Trading Company have ad-
method foe pablis sale at Masterdom on the 11th
atitstles folluwing quantities of Java sugar : 60,342
In stars at Amearditm ; 26,118 ditto ditto,
Rotterdam ; 6,517 ditto ditto, Middisbarg ; making.
total of 82,977 bor*mo oe baskets. This number,
however, it should be borne in mind, is only about
half of the entire mask held by the oempany, which
is laid down at about 160,000 baskets.
Bt. Petersburg letters of the Bth date that the
market for allow continued dell, and prices were
decidedly looking down. 610 oaks town melted on
the spot bad been done at 1098.. and 300 casks
Ukraine at 1111 t. cub. Hemp was without de-
mand. Oa the spot, for shipment, it could be bad at
87 to 90 for clean. Owing to the low water in the
anal, the supplies will arrive later than was expected.
Flax was without any alteration. In linseed nothing
wbaisver was doing. The grain market was show
thee egghead. Is imparts nothing of the least im-
portant, was going arwatd. and judging from the
segarmses of sellers it was apprehended that prices
generally will be lower. Olive Oil could be had at
23 R. Freights were steady as last quoted. The
Railway on Landau was 386. to 38 3-16 d.
Hamburg advice* of the 14th mention a alight de-
cline in the price of agree, holders having relaxed
their pretensions, and a fair amount of busbies had
been dose both for consumption and speculation. The
gala up to Friday wooing include 15,000
bags Brazils, at 3i to 6 sob. • 800,000 lbs. Leviers
at 41 to 6 sch. ; and 300,000 lbs. Porto Rico at
6k to 6 sch. The sugar market was firm, and in some
*saes a shade better price for raw had been paid. A
good deal had been done in hidts at full previous
rates. In other products the tnmeactions were not of
any importance. and nothing had occurred worthy of
notice. Speller on the spot had been done at 9.7.
The supplies of new wool were increasing, and a few
peals had exchanged hands at about last year's
prices. Good wheat was in demand, and had com-
manded higher terms. Barley was firm. Gold had
advanced to 437 marks. Exchange was quoted 13.10
for short. Funds were active, and Russian was in
demand, the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. English Loan
at 92
he royal West Ir.dia mail steamer Severn brings
on freight 624,127 dols., of which 60,000 dole. are for
the Mexican dividends. The news by this opportu-
nity is of no particular importance, but is chiefly valu-
able as regards the crops, for which the prospects are
represented as having undergone a considerable im-
provement throughout the islands generally, in conse-
quence of a change in the weather, and more espe-
cially so in Jamaica. The advice, from this latter
island report much dulness in business, but the mar-
kets were without any change worthy of notice.
Exchange on London, Jamaica Bank, was quoted at
par, for 90 days. _ _

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Advice. from Havana of the 27th ult. mention that
the business in the import market had been quite pa-
ralysed by the Lopez expedition. The sugar market
was steady, and prices were firmly maintained,
whilst the market fur other articles of produce was
without change. The weather had been decidedly
unfavourable for grinding, and the yield of the crop,
it was thought, will fall considerably short of the ori-
ginal estimate. In coffee very little was doing. The
tobacco crop was large and of good quality, and prices
were moderate. Tonnage was abundant. Exchange
on London was quoted at II per cent. prem.