The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-22 00:00:00

MOREY MARKET.

FRIDAY
The amount dthejpullica of the Beak of Elegised
foe the week snag ialeday, the 16th eir Jane, 1860,
pablisied puma le tbe set, 7 and 8 Viet., e. 39,
es follows:

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Maki 114.215" 1-71 M-7 ow=6i6••••.. - 11,067.149
Dlfts . . .. 10,T3,61111
Daikased Dir. UAL) MUM Goad ama lures deli.. 143,5T1
c:4.,-tr Illre
PI, A1t,864116
Jew 11. lift 1161311 111. MAILIMIALL. Mid amble..
The shove returns, when compared with those for
the week preceding, exhibit the following
Oirwhels• Ines £30,198,705 loaressedl=B6
Oireshnisit with* 19,400,010 Isorows 195,125
Palk eigeslts
Other
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Other le twol i 4 deB Bonertewst 16,315,770 Nauss 416
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ilageriaset.
boa 11,067,149 Imams 790,126
Wile 15

Imam Immo 76,1172
ether Mb 177.8-56 Demme 1.2,101
The Rest 3:062,247 lemma 6,451

The demand for bills on French and Austrian
plies' for this mail was rather more active, and the
connect exchange was more against buyers; whilst
on Holland the exchange was in favour of remitters.
The following rates of exchange were established.
Taw Praia agellated.
iftni To
HomAustadars burg »,.•
@bort M..
12 2
ls 11... 1 l3
Ditto.
./Ita. 12 31 1
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Draosola.. ..... ....—.. " ..... .... 23 70
Pals abort. 26 43
Ditto 3W.
Marseilles s. IS SS ...„ 70
frankfort *
MassaMassaa
. " II 141 I6I
Tram ... " .... . II 14
Patnaburg
Madrid —.
: 8
: . - 497
Codas
Wars
Clans
Naples
Palermo CI 121
Wessaa
Lisbon .9odais data. . 63 1
Ouorto

Ths premium on gold yesterday at Paris wu 13
per mine, which, at the English mint price of
31. 176.101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an
exchange of 25.471 ; and the exchange at Paris on
London, at short, being 25.45, it follows that gold is
0.09 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London.
Accounts have been received to day from the vari-
ous wool markets at present in active operation in the
north of Germany, from which we glean the follow-
ing particnlars as regards the position of that staple
lon the continent

At Breslau about 3,000 cwt. of various wools had
beet sold shine the departure of the dealers after the
closing of the fair, amongst which were some new
single clip Polish, at 55 dole. to 62 dole.; and Russian
old fleece, at 48 dole. to 52 dole. A deal had been
done in Sue locks for the Netherlands. The stock
indisposed of was reduced to 'haat 15,000 cwt.; but
considerable supplies of new Polish wool were shortly
expected.
The Leipsig wool market was over on the 15th
and had not answered the expectations previously en-
tertained as to its results. At the commencement,

from dol. to 1 dol. ►bove last year's prices were paid,
but the following days they were barely maintained.
Very fine realised 17 dole. to 19 dole. ; middle fine,
14 dole. to 16 dole. ; and inferior, 10 doll. to 13 this.
per stone. The quantity offered ie generally estimated
at about 50,0v° stone, but what portion has been sold
could not be clearly determined at the departure of
the post.
At Landsberg about 11,000 cwt. wool were col-
lected for sale, and the buying was on the whole
rather animated, at an advance of 2 dole , and in par-
ticular cues even 5 dole. per cwt. over last year's
prices. Busini se also was done at last :year's rates.
Fine realised 68 dole. to 75 dols.; middle fine, 58 dole.
to 65 dole. ; and ordinary, 45 dole. to 50 dole. per
cwt.

Stralsund advice§ mention the receipt of 6,000 cwt.
wool this year, against only 3,500 cwt. last year, of
which about one-half found buyers at 50 dole. to 60
dole. per cwt., being 3 doh. to 5 dole. better than last
year, and the remainder passed on to Stettin. The
washing was generally approved of; but the quality
in some cases was not quite so good as last year.

At Stettin the quantity brought to market was
about 15,000 cwt., of which about three-fourths were
disposed of as soon as offered, at prices varying
from 2 to 5 dole. per cwt. advance over lest year far
the better descriptions, and 1 to 2 dole. advance for
comb wool. It must, however, be observed that tor
several exceptional parcels where the washing was
defective only last year's prices, and even lower could
be obtained. The weight wee generally about 5 per
amt. below last year's clip. The principal buyers
were English and Hamburg dealers.

From Pow .° we learn that the actual quantity of
wool exposed for sale was 12,749 cwt., of which
9,907 cwt. had been sold and weighed off. The prices
obtained at the commencement of business, as com-
pared with Lit year, were 2 to 5 dole. per cwt. ad-
vance for the middling qualifier, of vhich the greater
part consisted, and for which 04 to 77 dole. were
realised, and 44 to GO dole. for ordinary. Of fine
wool lees was placed, and the supplies from Poland
were comparatively small.
At Poseneck, celebrated for its comb wool, about
5,000 stone wool, the produce of the neighbouring
estates were brought to market, the greater part of
which, owing to the goodness of the washing wac
early disposed of at prices varying from 131 to 15i
dols. per stone, which, as compared with last year is
an avenge advance of 21 dole. per stone.