The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-22 00:00:00

29e. to Mg. per load. Beans, 240. to 25a. Pear,
Oats p^r qr., 211. to 2.55.

New, xsth.e, June 20.—We hare anw to
favourable change ja the weather, which, if it ow
prove of es•ential agrvice to the When, which
pretty generally jots ger on all the last sails. At
this tn^r ing we had a moderate show of Wt.
growe.s, and, haying WU, fresh iu tinge Saturday,
seeded with tolerable freedom at an advance of
upon nativeXind south country samples, whilst at
time a fair business wits done in foreign, at similar
ment. For Flour gni experienced a steady. inquiry,
had no difficulty is placing the best marks of house
369.; whites, on the other hand, being saleable at
sack. In Rye and Barley little stirring, sad ear
might have been bought at raiser easier earns.
quired for. Beans and Peas without change,
may be said of Oats.
ROMFOILD, Juno 21.—T0-day oar market wee
supplied with Wheat, which add at about 24. •
money. Other grain dull of sale, Wheat, 439.
ley, 30s. to 33e. • grinding, 235. to 265. Olt!
Beans, 325. to ffiks. Peas, 365. to 409. Rye, 2Ss.

SPALDING, June 20.—At this day's market
our usual sappty of Wheat, which told:at an se
per qr. Oats'ind Beane as list week, with limit
h^th articles. Wheat, 429. to 50s. Oats, 17s. t,
37s qt. 40s.

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Draw:, June 20.—The weather during
been extremely favourable for the growing
supplies being limited, we have little changed 1.
currency of the market. Wheat and Indian
sustain tneir value; hut Oats ..re a5l sale, •
lower. In Flour and Oatmeal we make r.n variation,
current prices : Wheat, white, 28s. to 31. ;
291. per 2801bs. Oats, 105.6 d. to 12s. 3J. per
14e. to 17a. per 2241 h. Oatmeal, Ils. Gd. to
Flour, seconds. 15s. Rd. to 16.. 6d. per cwt.
Indian Corn, 335. to 395. per 4801bs.

HOPS.-MAIDSTONE, JtlNe 20.—The hot.
and is clean. With [het:avowable Mate of the weather,
health of the plant, we may estimate the improvement
week at 20,000 i. duty, making, with our last, 190,e00f.,
poet of gueb a crop as mutt reduce the price to little
than a bare remuneration for the n photo' expencee,
out of the question. If, imtead of agitation tar a rep
some tt:ne since, the planters had agitated an appeal
It would have been &lb r for all pertlea--Gratm,
u-g.—T i.e hops bare very much improved during the I
in growth and appearance.-11nalwcarne.—Rine
and looking well No fly.—Utcons.—Rine good,
an average crop.—Ttuitgo LINTON, FAILLEtun, Ca
nenl appearance of the bine healthy, but not so strong
hit year. At Linton murk weak bine; some nut yet
the case also in otner places.— Starts-nut
of vermin, and bloc rapidly improving.
Bine very Nutria... Generally in a Mulch
Got inttior.—Bine continues. to improve; Boa has c„
late showers have beta very beneficial to the grounds
Mate of caltivation.—WkaillAn, SinellOtan fon,
healthy, but flea prevalent. The plantations in Basted
beet, but the whole platty. The flea keeps following r
OA. and adjoining parishes.—Bice
in consequence of the ravages of the flea. The late el
the planters to cultivate the land, and the bine has
wrest talc week. There is every appear,coe of a modest
vermin - -•-

.....,Lnear:-LfieWhil; less
grounds teen converted into sieves by the revues of tL
of me fly sod flea leave di.preared in the lag week.
MoniLy hes had a very beneficial effect in clearing off '
cleansing the plants, which Lire in a very premien",
111.',47.—The hop blues are going on well ; the Late a.
eery beneficial, and the planters have got their ground
tivution.—.Vaideforse Journal.

HAY.—SMITTIFIELD, Two o'Clock.—.
and Dads report the following quotations
Prime Nimble 77. e. to 80•. 1t0ere.i....C3, to I I
Inter r Ito Ain Clover .. .e4i to IRw

CATTLE, &e.—ExerEn, June 21.
largely supplied market. Fat Bullocks sold
much money as last werk. Fat Sheep were
for the limited amount of business done
were not obtained. Store cattle also, of wl
fine show, were, if passible, even a worse
Slim), the meet trifling business only in
scription being done. We quote Fat Bulh
to stis. per cwt., or 9s. to 108. per score. .
Calves, choice articles fetched 51d. per lb.
however, generally in this way must be coot
4d. to 51d. per lb. The quotation for fat
stated at from 51d. to 6d. per lb. Of store'
sold at 30s. each ; and a lot of conp!es at ,
There Was a good show of fat Lambs. Man)
sold, and the previous rates moints'l4 d.
LEEDS, June 21.—The show of fat cattle
this morning was much larger, and of decided')
superior character, than we have reputed
Ot Sheep the show was equally large, and t
in both descri Minos of stock were nearly eqt
supply. G. Beef averaged 61., and Mutt(

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ROMFORD, June 21.—The btock, both fat
a very heavy trade, with lower prices.
to 4s. Mutton, 4s. to us. Lamb, •is, to 53.
41. Gd. Pork, 4s. to 4s. Gd.
SOUTHALL, June 21.—Our supply of .
other things mod. rate. The trade ruled d.
from 2s. to 4s. ; Mutton, 3s. Bd. to 55.; 1.
Veal, 3s. Bd. to 45. 6d.; Pork, 31. 2d. t) 43.
Blba, sinking the offal.
Tat:tong FAta.—The wtatber being very
great number of farmers and dealers attended.
Cows and Calves, and Heifers, were in great
but few changed hands. The bighe.t price I
was 10s. rer score. ♦ great number <f Sheep
and those that were sold fetched 6d. per lb. There
few fine Horses, and those realised good prices.

For lesteraiaes meorocets see le,

1 MITitIAL PARLIA.
HOUSE 9F COMMONS.—WEDNESDAY.
The liirsmuta took the chair at 12 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
REPORTS CONSIDERED.—Aberaeon Ballot ;
Roods; gill&
THIRD READlNGS.—Burntisland Harbour Improvement
wood, Preston, sod Went Riding Junction Railway (Pont
liery branches) ; London and North Western Railway
and extensions from Leamington, bc.); Paisley, Dorrhead,
Rallissy ; Bills.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS.—By Mr. 11. BERKELRY, 14 petitions
Sir G. STRICKLAN D, 20 petitions from IS eston, fur
reform.—Mr. S. CRAW FORD, front tenant-hr ners of I
legalisation of tenant-Rahn—Mr. GLADSTONE. three ;
the clergy of West of England and diocese of Chester,
house to render more certain the tow relating to the a>
induction of the clergy; also a petition mom Sir J. -
nisi/deg of his diendraal from ollloe.—Mr. T. LGE___ _
ter, against the sale of spirits on Sundays—Mr. CARD
shipowner of ldrerpool, against the navigation laws.
NOTICR. OF ISOCION.—Cass or Stn.l.T. CLAMS.:
STONE, on an early day, le bring the cue of the than
T. Claridge from of under the notice of the house.

BOROUGH ELECTIONS BI
In reply to Col. SIBTIIORP,
Sir 0. GREY said the Wed India del
tainly take precedence of the Borough '
Thuraday,
CHELTENHAM WRIT.
Mr. STAFFORD, in moving that the
his warrant to the clerk of the crown, to
writ for the electing of a burgess to serve in
liament for the borough of Cheltenham, in
Willoughby Jones, Bart., whose election
mined to be volt, said he found by the Ist
the total population of the boroughs from
held writs was 147,103, and that the nunti
electors was 10,122. He did not think it'
large a portion of the population and
should be deprived of their right to be
Lowe. It was only neeerary now that
should take some four or five boroughs or
to give notice of a motion with rest ect to t
taut day, to disfranchise them. Any creature
ment or of the opposition might have
practice for party purposes or for some
his own. if such a precedent were ens__
become highly dangerous. The hun. baronet
fur Droitwich had given notice with respect t
out he had postpmed it several times;
to judge of his conduct by what he bad bent
would again postpone the question on Friday
it was fixed. Übe wit always to yield to
would interfere with the discussion of imp,
he doubted whether the hon. baronet would
bring it on. There was great danger in 0'
representative system, and he preo ?rid
liable to a charge of personal discourtesy
member than slariuk from his duty by pro
course adopted by him. Now with respect
that borough was free from the objection
agaiust the issuing of the writ for Leicestet
was no special report made with regard to r
cases of bribery were very few, being only
and when it was considered that Chelteaht._
population of 31,207 persons and 2,345.1:c0n5.
without a member for three weeks, he though
suakieetly punished. With regard to th
boroughs, what did they propose to do if
member for the Flint burghs did not pass
I if it did pus, were they to wait till the coo
i bathe bill made their report, before the
He did not think that the home would
franchisement of such places as Derby,
ham, and Horsham, for so long a period.
he did not see any prospect of the (pudic
would not cease to press the subject on the
the house, and would bring the whole nutter
it on an early day. He now would more th
Cheltenham be issued.
Mr. 110 WATT thought the government
what they irtended to do. It would be a I
issue this writ and to suspend that of Derby
Sir G. GREY said be could give no &AV
Lion, for he thought there were cuss on
victual member of the house ought to act tr
judgment, and without reference to the
the government. The question before
to the issue of a writ for Cheltenham.
report of the committee he found that a
was made, but not such a report as se mut
the suspension of the writ. It the house
therefore support the motion.
Mr. ANSTEY hoped the house would
and intelligible principle, and issue the
cases.
Mr. GORING wished to give no.iee
nailed to Cheltenham he should move teet
the writ for Horsham.
Sir J. HAN MER thought the suspension
was a sort of guarantee for proceeding with
Election Bill. Ile had all along expressed
the house ought to act on an intelligible
cues. He thought great conatitntional
the suspension of these writs, and that tit
stinitional precedents for so doing. He
p adopt a uniform principle of malting

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T. Peal, 265. to 295.
I tt
law to note a most
h, if it continue, will
at, which is coining it f
evils. At our market I
; of Wheat from the
Saturday, sales pro-
deuce of le. per. qr. I .
I, vitalist at the same
ate similar amend-
ady. inquiry, raid we
irks of households at
g saleable at 3Ss. per
ng, and each article
sier rites. Melt in-
change, and the same
irket was bat thinly
bout 2s. per qr. mon
eat, 435, to 670. Bar-
ons, 21s. to 28e.
Rye, 2e. to 28s.
market we have had
at an advance of 28.
with limited supply of
17s. to 221. Beans,
luring the week has
.wing crops, but, our
anged to notice in the
I Indian Corn fully
elm sale, and rather
no variation. Present
31s. ; red, 265. to
I. per 196 lbs. Barley,
Gd. to 131. per cwt.
ter cwt. for seconds.
The hop bine grow-
the weather, and general
monweatent Of the last
a. liki,Cool., giv
rice to little more, any,
eapenees, leaving profit
in for a repeal of the duty
an appeal to the mattock,
—Oros's, Li vs. Loon-
luring the Nat week, both
roc—Blue rowing fast,
ine coed, and promising
41.1.1u1t, CfUJIT.—The ge-
it so strong or forward as
ne nut yet tied. This is
rirsrcurvasr.— Decrease
ing. a ILIOISMOuIi.
a Halving state.
flea has quite left. The
he grounds in a backwani
moan, 10111THAM.-131ne
ws in Boated end Plaztol
following up the young ,
um—Bine very /athwart:l.
Die late rain has enabled
bine has made rapid pro-
ve of a moderate crop. No
th the loons have in some
crapes of the vermin, moat
r hot week. The storm of
dealing otf the vermin and
promising Kate.—Tit, ill
; the late rains have been
heir ground into good cul-
Ock.—Mesare. Cooper
ions :
to Straw.. 2M. to 30e.
1,1,10
le 21.—This woe a
locks sold for about as
'p were a dull sale, and
s done previous prices
of which there was a
worse market than the
ly in stock of this de.
Fat Bullocks from 60.5.
score. As to butchers'
per lb. The quotation
be continued at from
Cot fat Sheep must be
'store Sheep, a lot were
!es at 355. per couple.
. Many of these were
.: a.
it cattle at our market
d of decidedly a more
.eparted for some Limo.
ce, and the transactions
cirly equiveent to the
id Mutton Gid. p.r lb. •
both fat and lean' was
prices. Beef, 34. 4d.
to fit. Veal, 33. Gd. to
ly of Beef was short ;
ruled dull. Beef made
ds. ; Lamb, ss. to 6e. ;_
d. to 43. Gd. per stone of
wing very propitious, a
attet:ded. The Bultoeks,
in great numbers, yet
toe price given fur Beef
• f Sheep were penned,
per lb. There were bat
ood prices.
are 14. s VW.
;,LIAMENT.
GDNESDAT, lUNE 21.
o'clock.
Ess.
Market; Truro Turnpike
rbour Improvement; Fleet,
Railway (Burnley and Col-
Veiitern Railway (branches
asMy, harrhead, and varlet
(SC.
, lb petitions from Bristol;
eiton, fur pariiantentary
nt-farmers of Ulster, for the
TONE. three petitions from
se of Cheater, praying the
hag to the appointment and
orn Pk J. T. Claridge, tom-
. T. LGERION, from Ches.
—Mr. CARDWELL. from a
tattoo laws.
I. T. Csmaniac—Mr. GLAD-
re of the dismissal of bir J.
if the house.
OBIS BILL.
India debate would cer-
cough Elections Bill on
WRIT.
hat the Speaker do issue
'own, to make out a new
serve in this present par-
ham, in the room of Sir
election has been deter-
the latest returns that
Its trona which they with-
he number of registered
iuk it fair or just that so II
a and the electoral body
to be represented in that
w that an hon. member •
Agh:, under his care, and
[ act to them for some die-
ny creature of the govern-
: have recourse to such a
some particular object of
,re encouraged it might
•
ion. baronet the m mber
respect to these boroughs,
times; and if they were
had heretofore done he
on Friday, for which day
yield to the plea that it
of important questions
set would be ever able to
;er in this course to the
:tend to render himself
urtesy towards the hon.
•
by protesting against the
s respect to Cheitenham,
bjection that was urged
Leicester, because there
,gard to Cheltenham. The •
ng only four in number;
helteaham, which had a
345. etch. had now been
, he thought it had been
▪ to the whole of these
adoif th bill of the hon.
inn p..ss into a law? Even
the commissioners named
ire the write were issued ?
would consent to the dia-
leroy, Leicester, Chelten-
a period. For his part, if
question being settled, he
et on the consideration of •
'hole matter again before
aid 13101 e that the writ for
eminent ought to explain
ad be a great anomaly to
of Beefy.
c. no answer to that quee-
ns., on which each indi-
te act upon his individual
to the course pursued by
don them was merely u
:ham. and turning to the
.hat a very distinct report
so se sued to him to justify
e house divided he should
re would act upon a clear
sum the writ in all these
rooiee that if the writ were
.ova tomorrow the issue of
suspension of these writs
ceding with the Borough
expressed an opinion that
:ellisible principle in these
ntionsl grounds existed for
that there were good reel-
ing. He hoped they would
wilting a general 1004
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