The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-29 00:00:00

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The Reserve

The accounts from the continental wool fairs re-
ceived to-day continue to speak in favourable terms,
with but very few exceptions, of the condition in
which the wool is brought to market, arising in a
great reassure from the improvement in the washing,
a fact which has greatly contributed to facilitate the
early disposal of this important staple at the various
German markets, and at prices which, on the whole,
show an advance, varying according to circumstantas,
from 2to 8 per cent, above the m'es of 1849. At
Lnbt ck the quantity exposed for sale was 4,000 stone
more than last year, and the prices realised from j to
1 doL per stone higher. The locality and the arrange-
ments fur the wool market, are stated to be peculiarly
well adapted to this important branch of business,
which appears to be yearly on the increase in that
city. At Rostock the quantity exposed for sale was
about 13,000 stone, nearly the whole of which was
disposed of at 11 to 13 dole. current per stone. The
market at New Brandenburg is over, and the prices of
last year were fully maintained. At Bromberg the
wool market was still open, and parcels of fine quality
had realised 70 to 75 dole., middling 60 dole., and
inferior 35 to 50 dole. per craftier, which was an ad-
vance upon the prices of 1849. The highest price
obtained in 1848 for the best wool was 56 dols., and
for the lowest 23 dolt., from which may be inferred
that the improvement in the quality had materially
contributed to the higher prices paid this year.

THIS DAY.
Two ()Timm.

The decision in the House of Commons last sight
in favour of the foreign policy of the gavern-
went h ,a been received with mach satiateatn
in the City, and his restored that osnfidenee in
our commercial intercourse with foreign coat tries
which the vote of the House of Lord' had greatly

damaged. More spirit is to day apparent antoegat
commercial men, whose operations had bean ortli
suspended during the debate; and on toe
Steck Exchange. the doubt which burg over
men's minds has given place to renewed confidence
in the stability of the government and in our foreign
policy as upheld by Lord Palmerston. The English
funds opened this morning in consequence at an im-
provement of Consols being first called and trans-
acted at 96 to ex die.; they then steadily advanced
to 961 to I, their present quotation.
The Three per Cent. Reduced have been done from
961 to ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per
Ceuta., from 971 to 961, the higher quotation in both
ewes the last transaetions.

Exchequer Bills, of all kinds, mark 675. and 70s.
premium.
Scarcely anything bas been dons in foreign stocks
today; but priess are nominally unchanged, except
for Mexican, which is rather firmer, and marks 304.
The official report of actual transactions quotes only
the following : Brazilian Old Bonds, at 90. Mexican,
at 30 for money, and 304 for acoonnt. Pernvisa;
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, for the 18th July,
at 78. Spanish Passive, at 34.
The remainder of the instalments of the Russian
Loan have been remitted to St. Petersburg by Messrs.
Baring, Brothers, and Co., in specie to the amount of
280,0004

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