The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-11 00:00:00

In the foreign exchanges for this mail, the only
alteration observable in the rates which am given un-
derneath was a slight advance in Belgian aid Portu-
guese paper at chile months date:
ruse. Prow Prices Nla
erotlated.
lLuabats
Aessierdwa
3 Nosl2
12 4
7) « 1.3 70
73
......
9bort.
S Ns. 23 33
-.amino "
Fruddlortea Walla " .. ...... 121 1
Vienna
memo
Vetersbarg
Muir .4 ........ .... ..... " 60
Culls id SO 5
Leghorn .... ....... ... " .... ... 31 30
Genoa
Naples
Lisboa
OPorio -
taless or licueor.—ftesiew Gold, ib Isszs, Ll 17s. 9L; New
Dolan, 4e. 101 d. ; sum, biters, 524. Se. 110.
The returns of the deposits in the savings bank at
Paris is regarded by the Mon iteur as an indication on
the part of the working classes of confidence in the
government, and is considered generally as one of the
most favourable signs of the times. The deposits
from the 10 to the 25th June amounted to 569,392 fr.
against 157,830 fr. withdrawn during that period,
and the deposits for the month of July amounted to
1,699,132 fr. against 239,562 fr. withdrawn for the
acme period. Last Sunday and Monday—the two
days of the week dad.cated to that purpose—the
incoming. were 375,747 fr., and the outgoings
56,172 fr.
The following was the situation of the banks of
New Orleans on the 30tk of Jane, agreeably to the
official statement of the Board of arrency.
.—,..

Die.leediri ..... .......

liAZlLrnar
Gretatko 2•666, 103
7,110, 027
Other cols Pt 133, 436
Due to other bulks

fs,on, rss

AMON%
Specie
Yoels end drub
whams - 4,601, 067
Other ask arml,

12,188, 266
Besides the above, the banks have bills add notes
discounted payable in full at maturity 7,554,224
dole.; loans on mortgage 3,225,452 dole.; loans on
stock 1,026,168 dole.; and real estate 1,399,531 dole.
At Dantsic on the 3rd instant, the confident expect-
ation that the blockade would soon be raised, had
ceased considerable stir amongst the shippirg, and
two-thirds of the unemployed vessels in harbour had
been chartered to load timber and grain. The beater
vessels had commenced loading with all activity,
whilst the grain ships continued to wait the actual
raising of the blockade before they began to take in
their cargoes. The rates of freight for wood to Lan-
des were 16'. 6d. to 17s. per had; for wheat, 4s. to
Hall; 3s. 3d. to Leith; Si. 3d. to Dublin; per qr.
Letters of the 2nd iost. frcm Riga mention that the
want of tonnage prevented operations in oats. and the
sellers were less firm in holding for price. The quo-
tation was re. 48, equal to 12s. 3d. per quarter. fhe
stock of linseed was about 20,000 cm., and the best
quality was worth ra. 10. Owing to the small supply
of rase hemp the price had risen to that of outshot,
which was re. 84 to rs. 85, or 26/. 15e. to 271. 5e
The total quad ty exported this year was 8,850 tons,
gad of flax 29,600 tors. The number of vessels ar-
rived this year was 925, and 818 sailed. Freights to
London were 235. for wood, 57e. for deals ; to Hull,
for flax and hemp, 40e., and 3s. 9d. fur seed.
The latest accounts from St. Petersburg report
various operations in wheat aid oats fur export, with
a fair bummers in hemp, of which the exports up to
the 16th July amounted to 774,291 poods, against
575,012 rods op to the corresponding date last year.
The exports of flax at th. same date amounted to
319,379 Food., against 308,804 at same date het
year. Upwards of 13,000 chetworts of linseed had
realised an advance of 1 ruble. The market for tallow
was rather animated and the price was looking up.
B. rs. 117 had been paid for comrnor, and B. re. 118
for Ukraine; R. re. 115 and 116 for Siberia. For
August delivery a considerable business had been
done at 115. with 10 down. Freights were rather
higher. Exchange on London 361 to 37. The total
exports of Tallow this year, up to 16thJuly,amounted
only to 23,134 casks, against 43,799 casks for 1848,
lad 36,773 casks for 1817, at the same period.
The advice° to-day from Archangel of 25th July
report the market for linseed very firm, with limited
docks, which were reduced to about 5,000 qre. The
price for high quality was re. 6, equal to 30s. 6d. per
qr., free on board. With oats the market was better
sbpplied, and the stork was computed at 35,000 qre.,
arid the price from 101.8 d. to lle. 2d. per qr., free on
board. Flax maintained firmer rates. Tar was still
so tree at 1 la. 4d. per barrel, and pitch could not be
procured on any terms. Tallow for soap was quoted
311. 181. 6d. per ton, tree on board.
From Smyrna we have advice. to the 29th July.
The holders of produce still demanded high Frices,
too high to permit operations with any reasonable
expectation of a profit to the exporter, and therefore
there was not much doing in any article, and business
was altogether languid. The appearance cf the fruit
crops continued to hold out every encouragement to
expect an abundant gathering, and to confirm
our previous estimate, that the yield of figs
would not fall short of 5,000 tons this year.
Madder had given way a little in price, and 180 bales
had been sold at 175 in bescheliks per quintal. The
new crop of Valouia was not very abundant, and in
consequence of the small stock, 1,000 quintals had
realised 60 in bescheliks. The market for opium was
in an unsettled state, and very little had as yet been
done in it. The last steamer took away 56 chests, of
which about one-helf was destined for Coins. Silk
(Payambol) was in good demand, and 2,000 ekes had
been disposed of at 120 to 128 in beichelike. Mann.
factures continued to meet a current sale. The ex-
changes were (incited on Constantinople at par ; on
London, at 1251 to 126, and 110 to 111 in beecheliks ;
on Marseilles, at 173.
Letters received from &denies, by the last mail,
mention that the yield of silk in the district of Brun
was likely to be very plentiful. The opium crop had
already proved a very fair one, and the prospects for
the wheat harvest were exceedingly encouraging.
The linseed crop, which would be gathered in about
two months, was looking very favourable, and the
vineyards also gave promise of an abundant yield.
The olive trees alone appear to have suffered from the
severity of the winter. The crops throughout the
whole country of Anatolia were looking well, and
encouraged the expectation of a largo export of raw
products, and consequently an increase in the imports
of manufacture..
The Bank of England averages for the week ending
the 4th inst., when compared with the returns for
the week previous, give the followisg results:
aresisties hese 07,495,805 Demons £230,373
Manisa sane 19,243,100 Doman 361.300
relasfaula 8,838,636 Immo, 607,331
Otaitioesib --,. 11,308,384 -,-, Doran 723,261
=ftava
°°"gallaselaidgiatla 1 14,374,677
Wow
badirgem
Oats snaldin .--- 14.432,607 ...... Dawson 117,133
ems eiyouldher kma 1,110.539
the lan 3.810,347 names 89,969
11131 K 0/ mobann.—aeceenee foe tb• Kook man Aug. 4.1849.
MTN IMARTNINT
Soto non .0,425,e03 Goternme it DAL—. 511,018.780
Other tieemitke...... 2.994.901
Gehl Coln sod Donlon 13,119.236
Wino Bonin 278.10
4137.403904 A:Mean

11-111111i0 PIPAKIIIIIT•
= liberie Gontal ....LOMA° Government Peenellins
. 3,310.847 Oulu& Dead were
PstinVeni;l44; .4.4;i Mundy) _ 1e774 gi
ILuboil, Nov. Other flinueltius
Comae. of lititt N0t•i...h....2_ ~,,• • 8A52.305
and DM. Amen) 3.6.34.P36 i (fold ma name 1:no
Oilier ta .._, 10.5 3 334
4even4Woadotleerillle 11.128.42
/33.134,593
A. CURD.

J. IL ELSEY. Depati

THIS DAY.
Two o'CiocK.

The English funds this morning have not sustained
the ;mproaement which took place yesterday. Con-
sols opened / below the cluing price of last evening,
viz., at 92j to I for money and account, and are at
this moment quoted only 924 to t, thus showing a
decline of 1 per cent. The dealings have been few,
and the market possesses no feature of interest.
The Three per Cents. Reduced were dealt in at
92l and /. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at
931 and I. Bank Stock. at 1981 and 1991. Exche-
quer Bills, at 48s. aad 495. prem.
In foreign stocks a fair amount of business was
trarsac•ed, at the full peices of yesterday. Brazilian
and Dutch Bonds are rather higher. The actual
transactions of the morningare as follows :—Belgian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 85. Brazilian, at 86
and 85. Buenos Ayres, at 52 and 51. (Ilium Six
per Cents., at 931. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch