The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-15 00:00:00

LONDON PROVISION MARKETS.

LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 11.
The arrivals last week from Ireland were 8,730 firkins of
Butter, and 1,760 bales Bacon; and from foreign ports,
8,310 casks Butter, and 480 bale,. Baton.
The Irish Butter market was very depressed last week,
the large arrivals, coupled with the abundant supply of
fresh, caused holders to be anxious for sales, and the mild
sorts being least fu demand, a decline of 4s. to ss. was sub-
mitted to; tall on Cork. and Limericks, of 2s. to 3s. per
cwt., at which some business was transacted. The best fo-
reign declined 41. to Gs.
The Bacon market was very lively;; prices both on board
and landed advanced 3s. to 4s. per cwt. Sales effected of
Waterford Meat at 375. to 60s. for this mouth's shipment,
and at same rates landed.
Lard and Hams more inquired for.
Stocks and deliveries for week ending June 12 :
Buren. 114e00,
OWL Delivery. Stock. Delivery.
1550 3,840 2,820 4,270 1,690
1851
1892 11,830 3,7:0 I 4,740
2,200

NEIVGATE AND LEADENIIALL, JUNB 14.
For the time of year the supplies on otter in these markets
are tolerably extensive; nevertheless, the general demand
is steady and prices are well supported. During last week
nearly 4,000 Ca7C454C5 of country-killed Lamb reached us.
Per Bib. by the eare...iaa.
Inferior Beef 2 2 4
Middling ditto
Prima lures ditto ,2 10 0
Ditto mall ditto
Veal 3 8 10
tam►, 31. 11
PRICES OF BUTTER,

4. 41. P. d.
Interior Mutton.. . 1 6 2 8
?diddling data 2 10 3 2
Pilaw ditto
Large Pori/
Small lark 3 1 3 13
Od. to 4c 100.

CHEESE, HAMS, &e.

S. I.
Priaalaod, per Owl
Kid 6i Tu
Dorset ...... new 76 110
Carlow old se
Rotoribrd. l9
Cork
Limed*.
111199
hub Datkr. par dole; 6 9
ClawklreCtwoodperewt. 56 70

S. 11.

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Doable Oloorsater, per
Wcwt.
e do.
York haw
Westmoreland do.
frith do.
I American do.
Wiludare Baran, green 6O 62
Waterford Bacoa 56 60
liamborgts do. 34 37
American —

ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET, JuNe 14.
In the past week we have experienced a very bad trade
at declining prices, and we have the same prospect before us
to-day.
Of fresh Butter we have quite a glut, at very irregular
prices.
Dorset, fine weekly 74s. to 784. per cwt.
00. nicktliag
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ADDISCOMBE MILITARY COLLEGE.—On Saturday
the chairman acid a large body of the directors of the lion.
East India Company proceeded to Addiscombe to receive
the usual half-yearly report of the progress of the students.
Amongst the distinguished visitors were Prince Edward of
Saxe Weimar, the Marquis of Normanby, the Marquis
'Camden, the Earl of Carlisle, Lord Frederick Fitzclareace,
Lard Gough, Lord Monteagle, Lord De Itos, Lord Ashbur-
ton, Viscount Canning, Lord Elphinstone, Lord Mahon,
M.P., the Right Hon. Veraon Smith, M.P., Richard Cob-
den, F.sq. M.P., T. Baring, Esq., M.P., 11. J. Baillie,
, Esq., C. L. Bruce, Esq., end a large number
of military officers of both services. The advanced studenta
exhibited their attainments in the course of an examination
in the chapel of the institution, and in the usual engi-
neering feats of the Coldstream and the sand model house.
The following gentlemen were then brought forward for
leaving the college in the first class : For Engineers
Messrs. Arthur Moffett Lang, H. F. Hancock, E. W. Hum-
phrey, J. It. Monckton, C. S. Thomason, G. P. de Pah-
lieu: Falconnet, J. M. Campbell, J. G. T. Griffith. For
Artillery : Moan. J. H. Bryce, T. N. Holbaton, H. E.
Harrington, R. A. Smith, 0. Sturges, J. R. Pearson, E.
Nalwey, W. B. Cumberland, F. C. 'Trevor, T. 11. Turner,
C. Hunter, D. J. M'(irigor, B. L. Gordon. For Infantry:
Messrs. li. G. Speug, G. S. Pope, C. E. Lennox, G. A.
Bishop, H. P. Lysaght, D. G. Manning, H. St. Maur
Wynch, R. O. Jebb, C. Jarnewm, T. I)ougal, ('harks F.
Middleton, A. Grant. The following prises were then
awarded—First Clue Mr. A. M. Lang, the first prite in
mathematic, first in fortification, military surveying, first
Ilinduetani, and the gold Pollock medal. The chairman,
in p-esenting the l'ollock medal, hail great pleasure in
awarding to Mr. Lang • memorial struck by the inhabitants
of Calcutta in honour of the distinguished services of Gen.
Sir G. Pollock, in 1848, and trusted that its possession might
prove the forerunner of a similar oreat and brilliant career.
Mr. H. F. Hancock, second prize in mathematics; second in
fortification, military drawing, and civil drawing. Mr.
E. W. Humphrey, prise in French, and find prize for gene-
ral good conduct (a splendid artillery sword). The chair-
man said he had great pleasure in presenting that sword u
a reward for his exemplary conduct, which he hoped he
would long wear with credit to himself and honour to his
country. Mr. C. S. Thomason, amend prize for good con-
duct. Mr. 11. E. Herrington, prize in Latin, and second
prize in Hindustani. Second Class: Mr. S. T. Trevor,
prize in mathematics, and prize in chemistry. Mr. G.
Newmarch, prizes in military surveying, French, and Hin-
dustani, and third prise for general good conduct. Mr.
T. Berkley, prize in fortification. Mr. H. D. Jackson,
prize in civil drawing. Mr. J. Beatty, prise in military
drawing. Mr. W. 1). Sewell, prize in Latin. Third Clue:
Mr. ;M. Elliot, fourth prize for general good conduct.
After the reception of the report, the chairman of the com-
pany, Sir James Weir Hoag, Bart., addressed the students
upon the responsibility of the course opening before them.
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