The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-23 00:00:00

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541.] LONDON, T UESIM , MAY 23, 1848. [THREEPENCE

I RELAN D.

been done at 71. prem. Bi
afloat in railway shares at
SALY.I4 EVI.ECIV.I) UP TO T

Lt little speculation seems
present.
MU 71115 DAY IN LONDON,
[ll tas found in last page.)
Lon, and 8. Western, 491 9
Do. New 501., 31 5
Do. flied., 74
North British Mares, 101
North Staffordshire, 101
South Kasten; 251
tio. Thirds, No. 4, el
South Wales, 9
Yuri, News., and Berwick, 33
Du. (Orig. News. and Her.) 301
EauT, No. I (York

DUBLIN, MAY 22.—The grand jury have returned
true bills in the case of Mr. Mitchel, who has till
to-morrow ta plead, when his counsel will move to
quash the indictment. At all events there will be a
challenge of the array which will raise the question
of the impartiality of the sheriff in returning the jury
panel.
It is understood that Mr. Mitchel ha, at length
consented to be defended by counsel; but the diffi-
culty is who to select, as Mr. Homes has &dined to
undertake the case, in consequence, it is said, of his
advanced age, and Mr. Butt is in London.

(Yesterday's pries*,
Aberdeen, 20
C.dedontun,.l24 I
Eastern Cwunties, 15
Do. New Cuar.6 per Cent., S
Esstern Union, &rip Guar. 6 per
Cent., 81
Greet Northern, 4 31
(Inuit North of England, 229
170. New 151. shares, 27
Great Western Firths, 22
Lane•. and Cwiwie, 52
Lana*. & 'York. Ilalres, SRI
Ito. Preston snit Wire $l4
Ito. do. 1111veii, A, 121
London et 5
Lon., Itnghtisi, h.teiust, 254 I
& N. WeMern, 1 3
IM. New, 15
Dm Fifths, Si
Ilidbutd, 107 6

New.), 18
Dn. do. No. 2 (News. and
Beni, I 1 1
Do. O. N. Purch. or Pref., 91
York and North NI ulland, 71
Do. E. & W. K. Eat., 42
Boulogne sod Amkms, 14
Sambre and Meuse, 41

YORK ELECTION.

(Ry thr (;lceric Telegraph Camp ing's F.trpreu.)

LIVERPOOL u
This day's market was dull,
prices.
Andiergate and Eastern In., 24 d
Lan., k la. (ski. *b.), al
71. Is. &I.
Ito. (late C. sad B.), 1114
Do. 221. 'h., 91 d
E. Counties hew. I p
Lancashire and York (late M. and
L. Fifths), 7 d
Laic. & Carlisle Thirds, I P

ALES, MAT 12.
but there was no alteration in

State of the poll this day at 1 p.m.: 807
Vincent, 518; Wilkins, 40.

lon. & N. Western, 133
Do. New (3”., 23 P
Do. purtere, A pod B, p
Midlood, 106. i
Do. INN., d
Shrew., & Choc, 7i d
S. E. and Dover, 23
Du. No. 4, 21 d
S. Steffordehire, 34 d
SALES, MAT 22.
, but prices remain without

EPSOM RACES.

.DX EXPRESS.—(Tins Day.)

CRAVEN STAKES of 10 sous. each.
The Cur .. . 1
Confederacy.. .. 2
Brocardo . 3
Seven ran. Won by aleng+h.
WOODCOTE STAKES of 10 soya. each, for Two-
yr-olds.

The market was very
change.
Lone. ne. and
York I
. tarn., d 18. l Eastern andl3-16 Dover, (isa. at
Filth% d / d
Do. WALD., 3 13-16 j d Birk., Lana, and Ckeeh. June.,
Do. Preston mail Wyre Halrea 6j 6-16 d
31 p Past. Counties Pref., 6 per cent.,
North stiffonishire, 21 d 0.16 1 p
BIRMINGHAM SALES, MAT 22.
The market vas flat, with prices completely stationary.
North Staffordshire, 4)o. 3d. d I Shrews. and Bit m. (A), 4 d
LEEDS SAI,ES, MAT 22.
The ',hare market was unusually dull, and the transactions
were the most limited in amount that we have had to report
for sonic mouths past.
Great Northern. M. frs. 3d. d 1 Midland, 1021
K. Lancashire sew, 7 d

Glancy .. • •
()d. seta Colt..
Abbot of Meaux;
Seven ran.

CRICKET.

BRI,TOL SALES, MAT 22.
The mark,t remains very quiet, but prices are fully sus-
tained.
Qilotoniann, 32 Midland MIL S d
tL Counliva, 15 I Lon. & N. W. New Qrs., '1 p
Gt. western Qta, i P

This morning the °itching match of the season of
the Wirylet,one Club was played at Lord's. The match was
"The Earl of Leicester's choice of nine gendemen with two
players, and the Earl of S. rat h mitre's selection of nine gen-
tlemen also with two player.,' and such was the general
feeling of satisfaction at the closeness of the piny, that we
understood it was arranged that the snreeelevens should
meet again on Monday week for another " fray." in :ieu of
the proposed " Lincoln's Inn and Temple" match.
foal. YI LAILIAT "CS Mos.

. ...
YORK SALES, MAT 22.
I
Tort, Newe., sod Der. Extrusion, E. Lancarbire, 194
No. 2 (late New Der.), 114 Greet Northern, 4
Do. (G. N. K. Par.), 91. Di. SI

PRODUCE.— MINCI NG-LAN e, Half-past 21c0.
The public salts have been large and various to-day, partly
in consequence of there being none advertised for to-mor-
row, according to ( Epsom) annual custom. Sugar : 5,000
bags Mauritius, f,OOO bags Bengal, 150 hhds. West
and 500 hhds. foreign; Coffee, 2,000 bags plantation
Cev lon ; and several small lots of Spices,with drysalter goods.
The Sugar sale is progresaisg steadily, at rather higter prices.
Refined vrry firm, and but a small quantity on chow ready
kr delivery ; standard quality, 56m. ; low lumps, 54s 6d. to
55s.—Spices sold at previous rates.—Cotton dull ; no salts
reported.—Rum remains neglected.—Tea dull.—ln other
ankh., no mitt ration; but there is rather an improved ap-
pearance for home-consuming articles.

Wes
lion. S. Ponamby, b Inver a o wintertan, b Diva...—. 6
♦. limo/arch, req., b liner
Itoyatou, hit wicket, b Hapley
Ctirk, a Inver, b Ray&•y
lion. It. Grimelon, b Rayley
Earl of Leiceater, b Ilayley 5 6 Inver
Lonl Mouutearret, 0 Inver ~ 2 b Diver
I,ard it. Lolliv., raw out l6 b Diver
Mu. W. Coke, b Diver
Capt. Cbealyn. e Parker, b 16wee ... 0 b Diver...
11. Darker, P. q., b 11.0 ley .
A. T,nlor, Esq., c Lyon, b Bayley .. I not 11.1 t,
W. lkiaville, E... 1., not out
byes .

Emu. or Srammroas'n Sum.
Earl M Strathmore. • Pueemby, b
Clark
lluo. C. Lyunot •nd b Borg= • •treat
turd Burghley, • Pose why, b U•rk 2 •Iwcnt .
11. Peltewer, r.•q., • Muscat, b

TALLOW.—Nothing doing. PetersburgY. C. on the
spot, 465. to 46.. Gd. ; October to December delivery, 445. ;
separate mobtlue delivery, 3d. to 6d. more.

b Clark l4
• l'onnoaby, b Mirk
b (lark 1
b lioystob 1
not out

Ituyuton
!this', o l'oronbr, 0 fluorine 9
Bayley, P Ponninbr, b (lurk .. ....
R. IL ynuaton, Km:, b Clark $
C. IPIPOM, but., tun out 0
Earl Wintertoo, b Clark 1
C. Maitland, EN., e Mounturret, b
Cluck
11. Parker, Fay~ not out
lord Guernsey, c Royston, b Clark $ anent
Uno. 11. Neville, b Itoyolun . I not out
! Byte .`i, wide ((Royston I, Dun Byes I. no ne . . . . .
ball (Hos-
! u, o, nu Itall (Hurdle) I

CORN.—Arrivals at the granaries, by the Eastern
Counties Itailasay, for the week ending May 20:
Malt ..... .... 5739 qrs.) Beans ...... 96 qrs.
Wheat ... .... 498 " Peas
Nal ley 1.9 Maar 4932 woks.
oats ...... .... 204 „ „ Seed
BRIDLINGTON, May 20.—We had a small supply of Wheat,
which sold t.lovrly at the rate of this day se'naight. There
was very little doing in other kinds of grain, but last week's
I pekes were fully maintained. Wheat, 465. to 49e. per qr. ;
Oats, 9d. to 91d. per st.; Beans, 355. to 3ds. ; Peas, 325. to
334. per qr.
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Cluenceiren, May 22.—Wheat, of which the supply to-
day was rather Fcanty, , met a dull sale, at prices scarcely so
good as on Monday lut, although we do not alter quotations.
Barley in short supply, and sales extremely limited. Oats
commend full prices. The same with respect to Beans.
Wnsat, 101 to 121. 10s. per load. Barley, 30s. to 31s. per
qr. ; ans, 20s. to 28s ; Beans, 42a. to 48s.
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•
COLOIESTEII, May 20.—The supply of Wheat was larger
to day. and prices generally ruled same as last week. Barley
decreases in the quantity offering; and the rashaters having
many of them finished their season, no alteration occurred
in price. Oats fully as dear. Beans and Peas remain the
same.

DONCASTER. May 20.—The supply of grain was only
moderate; tine samples of Wheat sold freely, at last week's
prices, and in some instances a trifling advance wee ob-
tained ; ordinary qualities slow sale, there being no animation
in the trade. Notwithstanding advanced rates are obtainable
in most other markets for Oats, there is the most limited de-
mand here, at,d sales cannot be effected to any extent, even
at last week's prices. Dry English Beans are rather dearer.
Foreign unalter,d in value. Nothing doings in Barley.
The following are the prigs ; Wheat, new, 17s. to 19s. ;
tine, 201. to 210. ; old, 17s. to 191. ; fine, 20e.
Bleodcorn, 15s. to 175.; fine, 181. Rye, 13s. to 14s.
liecns, Us. to 155.; fine, 165.; old, 17s. to 18s. Peas,
grey, 15.., per three imp. bushels. Oats, 17s. to 225. ;
tine, 23.. ; old, 20s. to 235. ; fine, 245. Barley, 325. per qr.

IlanLaton, May 22.—We had a moderate supply of grain
to-d..y, which was the principal, indeed, almost the only
thing in offer, and the beet samples barely supported late
prices. The malting season is nearly closed, and the show
of Barleys trifling, and the few that came to hand met a dull
sale. Scarcely a sample of Beans and no PM in offer.
Hagar-ono, May 20. —The demand for Wheat was very
slack, and prices ruled from 45s to 48s. per qr. In other
descriptions of Corn we had little doing, at former prices.
Ilunrtnonox, May 20.—There was more inquiry for the
I best samples of Wheat, and such made Is. per qr. more
money. Barley could not be quitted, unless at a small re-
duction. Beans, Peas, and Oats, did not vary materially
from the prices of last week.
•••• • • •

KENDAL, May 20.—Our market was but thinly supplied
with strain, which met with a slow sale. The rain which
fell nti Tuesday and Wednesday last has produced a benefi-
cial change, and the effccts of warm walker are visible on
all kinds of vegetation.
KINGSTON, May 20.—We have an average supply of
Wheat for the season, selling at prices the same **last week.
Wheat, 48s. to 66.. Barley, 295. to 3125:

LANCASTER, May 20.—Prices ruled the same as last week,
which has changed the appearance of B irley field'. Indeed
all young grain looks promising and well.
LEICESTER, May 20.—Our COTO market has assumed a
livelier tone than we have lately seen, especially at the com-
mencement. Wheat, Is. to 2s. higher. Barley, Beans, and
Oats without alteration. Wheat, tram 465. to 525. Barley,
32.. to 365. Beans, 401.. to 441. Oats, 225. to 201. pa qr.
Flour, fine, 375.; seconds, 355.; thirdP, 335. per sack.
MALTON, May 20.—There has been a good supply of
Wheat and Osts, but short of Barley. Wheat in good de-
mand., at rather more money. In Barley we do not alter
Our quotations. Oats, 61. to Is. dearer. Wheat, white, 54,.
to 604. per 40 stone ; red, 50s. to 575. Barley, 295. to 345.
per 32 stone. Oata, 91d. to lid. per stone.
PLYMOUTH, May 20.—The corn trade has been flat here
the past two or three weeks, and prices of Wheat have re-
ceded about 21. per qr. Millers and bakers are light in
stork, and as merchants do not appear inclined to give way
further, theie will be a demand at some prices shortly.
Wheat, 445. to 625. Barley, 28s. to 31s. Oats, 20s. to '22s.
per qr.
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PRES/ON. Mav 20.—The arrivals since our last are unim-
portant. Since Tuesday we have had copious and refreshing
rains, and the appearance of the country is improved. The
demand for Wheat and Flour has ruled very dull this week,
though offering on fractionally easier terms. Oats and Oat-
meal, on the contrary, meeting more inquiry, were held for
rather higher rates; but any advance checks sales. We had
a small supply of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange to-
day, which met a slow sale, and Gd. per windle advance was
barely established. Fine samples of Irish the turn higher.
Flour nominal. Beans without change. Oats sell s}owly. at
an advance of Id. per bush. Farmers' Oatmeal is saleable at
275. to 28a. Irish manufacture in limited request, at an im-
provement of 3d. to 6d per load. The stocks in granary are
light of all kinds of grain, as well as Flour ; but of Oatmeal
fair, though not equal to the quantity generally on hand at
this period of the year.—The average price of Wheat this
week is 61s. Id. per imperial qr.

SHREWSBURY, M•y 20.—Trade dull, with little doing, as
under : Wheat, Gs 3d. to Gs. id. ; Barley, 4s. 6d. to 4s. 10d. ;
Oats, 3s. to 4s. per irnyerial bushel.

. .
STZYNINO, May 22.—A fair supp 4 of Wheat : the greater
part lelt unsold, from the unwillingness of farmers to submit
to the present prices. Very few Oats on sale, and scarcely a
sample of Deans and Peas. Wheat, white, 111. 10s. to
12/. 10s. ; red, 101. 10s. to 111. Oats, 20s. to 225. B, ens,
345. to Ms. Peas, 38s.

SWINDON, May 22.—1 n Wheat there was a slight advance
on the best iamplea of new heavy white, and business was
done, in some ii,stances, at 555. per qr.; red, of equal weight
and good quality, 525. to 535. per qr. ; secondary and inferior
sorts, 425. to 475. Heavy malting and grinding Barley sub•
mitted to a reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. Poland and good
feed Oats similarly quoted. Best tick Beans, 425. to 435. ;
moderate new. 375. to 395. Turnip and small Seeds vatiously
quoted, from 9d. to Is. 6d. per lb.
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•
YARMOUTH, May 20.--Our supplies continue exceedingly
eh• rt of all grain. We had rather mote firmnes9 in the
Wheat tilde, and for the best samples a trifling advance
was obtained. In spring Corn we bad very little doing, and
late prices for every article were barely supported. Flour
met a slow tale without alteration in value. Wheat, white,
48s. to 50s. ; red, 445, to 465. Barley, 28s. to 31s. Beans,
335. to 35,. Feu, als to 35e. Oats, 25, to 24e. per qr.