The Express.
London, England, 1849-05-23 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY.

Two o'CLocK.

The intelligence of a midi= on the Pat ion Boutse
yesterday, and the French funds having re-
covered 5 per cent. of the recent fall, pro-
duced a favourable effect on the E..glish
funds this morning. Consols opened at 91t, and arc
now quoted 91/ to for money and ac awl. The -
Three per Cent.. Reduced era quoted 89! to Z, and
the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 904 to f.
Bank Stock is quoted 1934 to 5; and ExAtquer
Bills, 44'. to 47r. premium.
In the fon ign matleet there is very little' doing.
Belgian Bonds are quoted 80 to 2. Bran lion, 77 to
9. Buenos Ayres, 36 to 8. Milian, 90 to 3.
Equador, 34 to 1. Mexican, 28/ to 94, x coupons.
Spanish Five per Cent. Actives at 16 11; the
Three per Cents., 33/ to /. Dutch Two-and-a-Half
per Cents., at 474 to 84; and the Fuur per Cent.
Certificate'', at 74 to 76.
ENOLISI
Dank Stack. 1931 5
3 per Ct. Rol. ARM. tElf 1
3 Ira Ct. Cosa. Anna., 914 I

ionsio:

tSper C 4 Au.‘!.rlar? RondeZ:

14 pl.. Ct. Hag. floats. SU 2
24 944 Cient. MU*.
6 per Ct. 8raz111461344..27 9
Ditto Nn. t 6 8
6 tr Ct. Semson Arrelßcis.. 36 8
1 131464 0.4,14•44 Dd. a...r.
904;r4 4
alreerer wirlaiwer. EM... 474 ei
4 per et Dutch eerie.. 74 6

: FUND&
3 Ct. Con.forAce..9l4
3 per CW.,
Lschequor Et* 445, to ea.
YUN DS.
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(13ere1:13renada Rd... 16/ 17i
4; renal a Deferral 151... 3 5
per CC. Hex . 1616 261 9// u
per Ct. Pe 9.1.6 lid,.
Ponegsbire Coakv.. IT 9
6 par CR, Kw*. Hda.,103 5
llitlo tliwolmh Ida.. 16 /
3 per Ct. throlsh Ha/ . 374 i
9,969/19&,==2/4„,_
Ditto
/per Ct. Vetwszeol;AL.266
Verbenuttik Daderro4 &IL. 7 8

EXCHEQUER BILLS.
(From last night's Gaulle.)

OFFICE OP 'lnt MAJESTY'S PAYMASTER-OFNEIII4,
Wurratraxt, MAY 22. 1849.—The Ezehtquili Bills, dated
in the mouth of June, 1848 (per set 11 c. 16, 17,946,500 i.
inn, 1848), with the int r- at due therem, will be paid off
on the 14th of June, 1849, when the inure t will cease.
Such bills will be received for f :change at this office daily,
from half-last ten till three o'clock, until the 7th day of
June. 1849, inclusive. Printed forms, centdoing instruc-
tions for the preparation of the lists (or e'aicas), and the
arrangement of the bills, may be obtained on applic..tion at
this dace. The bearers must endorse cacti bill with
their usual signatures. sod they must insert their names
and addresses iu each list or claim ; and where the
names of holders are inaerttd in the bile, the in-
dorsement of such holden must also be obiained pre-
viously to their claims being left for elain'nstios.
New bills, bearing interest at the rate of one p hilt-
penny by the day, upon every one hundred po.unds, end dated
the said 14th day of lune 1849, may ba obtained in payment
of the principal of the whole, or part, of the Each. quer bills
i'sued under the act above mentioned, on t e el donuts
specifying, in their claims (or list ), the amount of new bills
required by them. The ni.w hills, together with the inte-
rest on the bills left for caching', will be issued on the 15th
day of June 1849; the bearers must attend at thin office to
sign receipts for the payment of p.incipsl and interest.
Payment, in money, m.y he obtained at this office for any
of the said Exibi quer hills, previously to the said 14th depot
June 1849, upon tae claimants leaving the bills for examina-
tion ens day prior to that on which such piymen• is desired.
N.B.—All Exchequer bills datel prior to June 18411 have
been previously advertised to be paid off.

CORN M WEONVIDAY.—The rtecipts of all
description, of grub since Monday have been more nraterate than of
late, with the exception of foreign (late, arrivals of whlei article ex-
ceed 9,400 gra The attendant, of borers in Mark-lane was very
limited this morning, owing to it l*tni Herby-lay at Epotm ; and the
lltte business transacted warn at rates abort equal to thaw of Mon-
day last.

ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 21st MAY TO 23rd MAY.
Mrs. Ettalmb. licolch. Irish. Foreign.
Wheat 526!
Dar:ey
90NO
Oata
_. .... . . I 3e141
now, 1,1/.0 seeks; --barrels Malt, qn.
HALRBWORTIt. May, 22.—At our market this day we
had a fair show of Wheat, and pliers could 'tally be maintained, save
for extra pateels. In spring amt nothing &Ina. The 11. ether eOll.
tinura unequally wet, and we fear 'spiry has ensued to the growg
crop of liarley ow strong beery lands. Wheat, white, 40s. to 4k.;
red, 32a. tot U. per qr., extreme quutatior.s.
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HULL, May 22.-Toe arrivals of the pave week have been
en a very moderate male, and more Animate has been manifest in the
trade than of late, without, however, any silvans: being guidable, or
any great extent of business teen, tetb,L For to-day'e market oor
farmers brought a moderate show of Wheat, which was taken off
'lowly by the miller, at about lot week's prices. But Pule posing
In tkatUn, and Is. lees money taken to force bumble's. B irey tuts
altered; the demand for feeding very slow, and the malting wawa
war its chap. Beans heir support our quotations, o ilk more iuquiry
to: Peas at late priors. There is now ou the market a Ina parcel of
the best white Indian Corn for sale from ship. Only a moderate
businera passing In Linseed, and the bulk of the import goes
direet to the crusher. The 1.10 of Bile Is Just now very
limited, and though shaker ore unimportant, punthascs may be made
on moderate ternm. We hare at present on sale u tine parcel of thin
oblong Amei lean in barrels. ltaperaNl unAtered in tatue, and only
a single parcel on the market. Itme Okra dull, and lower. With a
good &Tied of Pones, the market le faith supported. Thy following
are the quotations : -Wheat, Engllela, red, 420. to 41r.: white, 444.
166.• Dentate and lionigsherg, 180. to AS.; Pomeranian and
hamburg, 42e. to ALL Danish, Holstein, and Friesland, 335. to I 20.;
Russian and Oteem, 341. to 411. Oats. English, to 175.: I tanish,
14, to Its.; Friesland, les. to Pls.; Iturtiiin and Oiler's, Lis. to lee.
Barley,multing, 245. to 265. ; grinding, 20s. to 2.1 a. 1411111/1, 254 L to
325.; foreign, 265. to 284. Peas, white and yellow, 235. to:its.: grey,
245. to 265. Linseed, Black tin, 398. to 411• : Pet. tabing, 31s. to
39a.; Riga and Archangel, 3511. t 375.; Koniesberg, :125, to 365.
Limed ihkes, Hull, 71. ba.; fine foreign, 61. Se. ; inferior foreign,
Si. Ss. It it.erecd, 2111. to 3411. Rape Cakes, K.S.. Tare% foreign, BA.
to 214. Guano, 68. 10_101. Pis. Homo, 91e... Rye Real, Gi..

ire W I ED, May 22.—The supply of Wheat at to-ds) 's market
mingood ; trade ruled dull, ut la. per qr. reduction from List Tuerdly,
Scarcely a 'ample of malting Harley ow odder. Stork apt•cara com-
pletely ealusuated. Demo, lka., and Oa;a .oct with a hale us-
provement In value.
LEEDS, MAY 22.—We have a large aryls'sl of wheat to-
day, the greater proportion forrign, whteh hes Lad a depressing
effect, and to mike .ales, a reduction of Is. pet quarter must be sub-
mitted to. In oats and bean, no alerstam.

LEIDRTON BUZZARD, May 22.—Wheat in limited supply
for the time of year, and could not be bought under lot *velem rater,
although a dull me'e. Hurry, Deana, rood Peas maintain .brir maw.
Wheat, per had n(5 burhes, 265. to '.9s. 6d. Riu Icy, per Imp. qr..
2:n. to 27a. RatilP, old, Yon. to 250.; new, 108. to 22r. W. per five
bunbelv.

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Laws., Mar 22 -The Wheat trade to-day was very slow.
at a dee Me of ale sat 1.. per gr. from lust TtavaLy. Barley, Oate;
Beene, and I'. so, although unehavead to peke, writ but few in.
quirero. Wheat, white, MI. to 121. Se.; red, 71. to 101. Barley, 235.
to 24a. Oat*, Its to 21s. Beane, 30s. to 325. Pew., 32.. to 34e.
LITRIPOOL, MAT 22.-At this morning's m ',het there
was a thin attendance of lateen% atheist °writhing in wheat
were limited, and the advance noted on Friday was nem ly lost. Flour
soul in retail pareeee et about 34 . per band higher than this day
week. Oats and natmeul art re scarce, and commanded fell pried.
barley, beano, and peas, all dull. There wee a good Nile for Indian
corn, at the prime of of bat Tueriley. The following are the price.:
British: Wheat, leer 70Itn. English, 1,1, Ga. 2d. to ris. sites.
Go. Cel. to Ge. 6d. ; white, Ge. Cid to tie. ed. ; errs, Ge. ed. to 7s. Id. ;
Irish, red, Se. 2d. to CP.; exult, to Cif. 3d.; white, 6'. took. 3d.;
extra, 6s. 3d. to Ge. lid. leaky, per qr., English, 295. to 315.;
Clievalier, 31s. to 33..; Howlett and Irish, pee Cabo, Sit. 3d. to 30. 6d.
Malt, per qr. English, pale, aSs. to 395. Wb. Ws per 45.., F.aglish and
Scotch, OK Si. 11AI. t. 35.; Wel.ll, old, 2.. Gd. to h. 9d. ; Irish, tine
sorts. new, b. 10.. to ltd.; old, Ss. 10d. to 2s. I Id. ; general,
new, 2s. rid. to 2s. 10d.; old, 2.. &I. to b. 10.1. ; Beam., per qr.,
English, new, 32, to Ma.; old, 335. to 35..; Scotch and Irish, per
46016,., new, 27a. to 295. 28.. to 30.. Pew, per qr., English,
white, 31,. ; 334.; grey, 2W... to 31M. Flour, per 28oltto.„
Fawns% sad Irish, fine, 53e. Me as.; superfine, 31e. to 35..; extra, 355.
to 375. Oatmeal, per load of 24e1bs., high, 1110, 21.. 6.. to !Ss. 6d.;
old, 235. to 246.; taiaadisus, old, 23'. Gd. to lee. Bran, per 241b5., 10d.
to le. Foreign: Wheat, per 70. b., Canadian, red, 6.. to Gs 2d.; white.
&. 6d. to 6s. Bd. ; Unit d State., red, es. to &a Gd.; white, 7s. to
7s. 9d.; Lantaie, mixed and red, to Ge. Gel. ;high mixed, 7s. &I. to
7s. 9d.; Lower Raids and Hamburg, red, 60. 2d. to Co. Gd. ; white,
6s. Bd. to 7..; Riga and Petersburg, red, Se. PA. to Ss. led.; Arch.
Nigel, Ss. ad. to to 7d. ; &Mesta, common red, So. 3d. to Ss. fid.;
Polish, Ss. &L to So. 82.; French, Spanish, and Italian. red, 6e. to
6s. 2d.; white, Ge. Gd. to Ge. .d.: Bonnet and Marianopoli, red, Sa. 6d.
to Ss. etL ; Egyptiso, 4s. 4d. to 4s. &I. ; Mediterranean, &c., hard,
3s. to Se. ad. Rye, per qr., Baltic, des., 30e. to 325. Barley, per
601 h., grinding, 3s. 6d. to 3s. 9d, Oats. per 451 b., 2.. 10d. is 74.11 d.;
Russian, 2s. 7d. to 2a. 9d. Beane, per qr., European, 306. to 336.;
per 4enlb., Egyptian, 23,. to 235. 6d. Pears per qr., Baltic, Re.,
white, 30s. to 32..; Canadian, 28s. to B'e. Flour, per eel. 19611.,
Canadian, sweet, 225. 6d. to 23e.; U.B. Western Canal, sweet, 235. to
235. &L; Ohio, 23f. Gd. to Ste. Ge.; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
sweet, 23a. 3d. to l's. 9d. ; U.M. and Canadian, sour, 225. to 235.
Indian Corn, per 4601 b., Amerkan, white, Vs. to 33ii. 6d. ;
33.. to 36e.; European. yellow, Me 6d. to Sus. Gd. Indian Corn Meal,
per 1961 b., 15e. rid. to 16e. Arrivals Into Liverpool from the 15th to the
21st of May includes: Wheat, 8,83 i qrs.; Barley, 12; Malt, 434;
0 ,ta, 1,374; Rye, 20; Beane, 11,836; Pea., 912; Indian Corn,
31,652; Indian Corn Meal, 967 brio; Oatmeal, 1,521 sack.; Flour,
1,792 sacks 10,719 brim.
LYNN, May 22.-The quantity of Wheat at mtrket to-
day was email, and the pric s te last week freely given; 60116. to
621b0, 42a. to 43a. ; fins white, 48s. No other grain uff.ring.
NewciaterLit, May 22.-The weather has become very
changeable. On Saturday It rained without the slighter! interarimbon;
vesterday was fine, and this meaning we had several hours' rain, and
is now fine again, although rather unsettled. At our market this
morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from the country, but
baring several samples in frier the coast the trade ruled flat, and to
effect a clearance it was neceseary tee swept Is. per or. under &du.
day's rates ; the value of the choicest yellow. Norfolk and Suffolk
qualities, being 475. to 484. per or. of 6 fibs. per busheL In foreign
few transactions occurred, and they were weaned to good average
rent of Danish, which commanded 41s. to 435., weighing 6311 e.
Flour exceedingly dull, and from the anxiety mend:Atm/ to sell; we
must quote a decline of le. per sack, the current price going for
choke household being 32e. to 330. per sack ; whites being sideaole at
ea., according to quality. In Rye little stirring, and the same
may be said of other articles.
PLYMOUTH, May 22 -The trade in corn was dull this
morning, and the few aloof Wheat were the tarn 1n buyers' favour.
The Imports during the last week were small, and so are stocks; but
millers appear determined to buy only for present use. Much rain
has fallen lately, and veg.lation has been benefited by it. The Wheat
and Brier plants look healthy, as do Potatoes; but the season la
not forward.
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SALISBURY, May 22 —To-day there was but a small sbew
of Wheat and Barley. The demand for Wheat was dull, and last
week's prices were maintained, with the exception of the inferior
samples, which in a few instances were 10. per y. lower. The malt-
ing season is now &not brought to a close, anthe demand for the
beet samples is very tiling. There was also but lithe business
doles in interior adin samples, at last week's earreney. Oats,
Beans, and Peas attract but little anoutios, without variatim in
ttYnlotuortsasir BliaralleVe2kainto stationary, re? to 2d2eu!l tad'.
Mb. to 40s. Peas, 114 e. to UO. matt, 50*. to allo per qr. flour, 31a.
to NIL per sack. Tao, Gs. Gd. to b. Gd. per bash&