The Express.
London, England, 1853-06-25 00:00:00

(TR ILEEPENCE.

,pf the institution. The item of public deposits has
fit length resumed the course usual at this period of
the quarter. There is again a large decrease in the
private deposits. The decrease the private securi-
' ties confirms our view that the Bank, by charging so
high a rate, has been rapidly losing its general dia.
count business. The increase in the bullion is satis-
factory.
The foreign wool market is quiet, but prices aro
very firm. The stock of old wool is very swill, and
little of the new clip has as yet appeared in the
market; we know of none having been sold. At the
Berlin Fair, which commenced on the 20th inst.,
90,000 cwt. was of the first day. There was

little spirit shown, and the nrineiPaiiiiiyerswern thee
German manufacturers; English, French, and de
Netherlands manufacturers taking very little, consi-
dering prices too high, us those flocks which were
sold realised from 2d. to 3d. per ib. more than at the
fair of 1832. As a set-off to this advance, however,
it may be remarked, that the wools are in better
condition this season than last. Since the last colo-
nial wool sales at the HaU of Commerce, which closed
on the 7th inst., the wools have been rapidly disap-
pearing from the warehouses and ducks for consump-
tion. It is not fixed at present when the next public
sales shall commence, but it will probably be the
14th or 21st July. There have already been im-
ported 33,609 bales, as shown below, viz.:

Bales.
From Sydney
„ Port Millip
„ Adelaide
„ Carr
• V: i Diemen's Lind
„ New Ze4lAnd

- Total
In the Juiy salts of 1(552, 33,090 bales were sold,
and thrre is no reason why there should not be as
many in tho next sales. The English wool market
is flat.

LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Jusz 21.
Stan. Prlc us neg.:Mateo lb., day
Bil 4 and N.
Amsterdam ....... Short P.S. 17 as. 119. 1:14s,
Ditto
Rotterdam
Antwerp
„ 23(r. 30.
tiamuary and altoaa „ „ Imes. 7:sehL 13uuts. siAoh
.4t. Petersburg per ruble „ 371 pence ... 371 penal
Vnris per g nort 29ir. 24e. 25ty.

Li.tto „ S klentlalitr. 20c. ... 25fr. 25c.
Marseilles 99 „ 2:fr. 226 e. ... 2:ir. 25z..
Vrankfort-oa.the-Maine per £l9 „ 1291. kr. ... l 2,1?. kr,
Vienna (Resits) pert „ 11P. Okr. ... 1111. 2k r.
Tric,.r. - 110. Sir.
Madroo per dollar „ „ BO peace ... 491 pence
Cadiz 0 „ 501 pence ... sci perce
Bilbao
14arcelons. se „ 491 pence ... 491 penes
Kelso .„.......... ........ „ „ ponce ... 49rce.
*lulls -_„..........„... „ pence ... 49 pence
Gibraltar ,, 9. rem, ... 49 , enee
Leghorn
fienes
Naples pie &eat „ 414 pence ... 414 perce
Yale m 4 per oases „ 124 t pence ... 1211 pence
Messirri .
' Liabnn per mUreo"9o days date fence .. 334 pence
I overt,
New York 6O Jays sight 491 pence ... 491 pane

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLOCHi
The funds opened with an appearance of steadi-
ness, with Consols at OS; to I cx div. for the 19th
July, but some flatness has since supervened, and the
present quotation is 98.:: to 1. Business throughout
the Stock Exchange is extremely quiet. The Three
per Cents. Reduced mark 99,1 to ;;;; the Three-and-
a-Quarter per Cents., 101, to 1021; Exchequer
Bills, 2s. to 69., prem.
In the foreign bond market the transactions have
been too insignificant to call for detailed notice. The
Swedish loan is flatter. The entire list of the morn-
ing's sales includes: Mexican, at 28; Granada
Active, 221; Portuguese Four per Cents., 39i ; Spa-
nish New Deferred Threes, 23; ; Swedish Loan, 11
die.; Brazilian Old Fives, 100.

WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE
MARKETS.

MINCINO-LANE, SATI:RDILY MOW INd.
In the colonial markets during the week there has ..t.en
a moderate amount of business, and tn ,re firmness is gene-
rally apparent. Sugar has been in good &mend ; the pub•
lie sales went off with spirit, and in ocessional intau.ces an
advance of fully bd, per cwt. was paid. A few cargoes
of foreign and some parce:s on the spot changed hands
privately. There was a fair demand for Coffee at the

commencement, but large parcels of plantation Ceylon
having subsequently been oftl:red, fl 'trim ensued,
and importers in several cases submitted to lower
prices. Some parcels of native Ceylon brought forward at
public tale were chiefly bought in, but sales have been made
at a decline of 6(1. p^r cwt. Rice is dearer. Saltpetre Ins
been in good demend, and has been soli at higher quota-
tions. Iu the tea market the receipt of the telegraphic ad-
vices with China news on Saturday last caused some de-
gree of excitement, and speculative operations took place.
at slightly enhanced rates. Since the delivery of t.
letters, however, there has been more quietness, and the
demand fur common Congou has diminished. Good and
fine sorts have been more inquired for during the last two
days, and the markets are partially cleared of these de-
scriptions. The public sales of Tuesday disappointed ex-
pectations. There was not a good attendance of the trade,
and but little disposition vas shown to purchase, especially
at the rates demanded generally by importers. The quan-
tity sold was consequently small.