The Express.
London, England, 1848-02-17 00:00:00

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Rewrote°, Feb. 16.-To-day we had a short supply of
Corn at market; prior abtut the same as last week.
Wheat, 424. to 58s. Barley, 30s. to 344.; grinding, 25e. to
20s. Oats, 21s. to 30, Beans, 30$. to 38e. Peas, 365. to
40e. R3e, 30s. to 325. per qr.
DUBLIN. Feb. 15.-We had a equal supply of Wheat
atd Barley to this day'. market, both of which met a dull
sale, at a reduction of 6d. to le. on the former, and 3d. yer
byre on the latter. Oats were 3i. to 6d. per barrel, and
Indian Corn, Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. The following was the
general currency : Wheat, white, 26e. to 28s. ; red, per
UOlbs., 245. to 26. Oata, per 1961b5., 9s. to Ile. ;
Batley, per 2241 be , 13s. to 17s. ; Indian Corn, pet 480th..
28.. to 31s. Flour in sacks, seconds. 15s. 6d. to 16e. per
ewt.; American, 275. to 28a. per barrel. Oatmeal, lls. to
12a. per cwi.

IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WEDNEBDAT, FEB. 16.
The SPEAKER took the chair at 12 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
SECOND READINGS.—N.twieh and Wheelock Turnpike-rood;
North of ticiothind Plre and Life Assurance Company ;Incorporation
of Company): BOW.
PUBLIC BUSINESEL
PFEITIONS.—By Sit Jong JORIVITOVE, from flearboromth, spinet
repeal of the navigation laws—Mr. B. B. CAVAALL, from Marylebone,
In favour of thelmposition of penalties upon there who utter curses
from the altar.—From a place, not heard, in favour of a Health of
lbwns BILL—Oct. Twoursos, from 25 rolieltoes of Bradford, for a re-
peal of the certificate duty.—Mr. S. ClAirroAO, from Rochdale,
against Increase of oar naval and military enablahmenta, ang
tor the settlement of national disputes by arbitration.—
Mr. Lew and Lord Assize, Born places not named,
against the admission of Jews to parliament; Mr. new., from
Hastings, Winchelsea. and Fairlight ; and Visoonnt EvAlvlvov, from
the corporation of Plymouth, to the same effect; Mr. Neweisisrs,
from the county of Warwick, against the messure.—Mr. 010E+AA ERR
Mr. SAIOLvox, from Ireland, against altar deminelation.—Kr.leoe-
sem., from • union in emir,. Limerick, and Mr. Barton, from
clergy of Limerick, against the operation of the Irish poor law.—Kr.
Denc,v, from Domfriee, in favour of the Roman Catholic Relief Bill ;
Mr. Puweraa from Ramsgate and nine other places in Emu ; Sir
R. H. Issue tin the dame of Mr. W. tilnaisi, from the corporation
of BriWol ; Mr. LAW, from the district of Christ Church, Preston; Kr.
HAIOLVON, from places not named; Mr. Eatwo, from Cranbrook;
and Mr. Nsworasnt from Coleshill and elsewhere, against the Ro-
man Catholic Relief BilL
111131 READINGS Landed Property (Ireland); Landlord and
Tenant (Ireland; Bills.
COMMITTEE.—Raman Catholic Relief Bill.
Rki'LlitNS ORDERED.--On the motion of Mr. GEOoAV, return,
showing the name of each electoral division in the several poor law
unions in Ireland; the net annual value of rateable preperty; the
net amount of rate made in each ball-year. and the amount per
pound of such rate; the amount collected, the total expenditure for
the relief of the poor ; the number of collective dare for which such
relief was given in ash electoral division and union; the [silence in
(scour of each electoral division, and the balance against each eke-
toral division, in each of the half-years eliding the 25th day of March
and the 29th day of September. 1e46, and the 25th day of March and
the 29th day of September, 1847, respectively.
NOTICES Or MOTION.— Trssworiiiirr (locum).— Mr. 9.
CDAWIDeD, en the second reading of the Landlord and Tenant (Re-
lent) Bill, to move maturities reciung the custom of tenant right as
DOW existing in Ulster, and declaring that it is just and expedient to
extend the cwt.= throughout Ireland.
PROCEEDINGS ON PRIVATE BILLS.
Mr. DIVETT (in the absence of Mr. Clay) moved, that
in the case of the Richmond and Reeth Road Bill, the
Southampton Gas Light and Coke Company's Bill, the Pa-
tent Galvanised Iron Company's Bill, and of another ball
relating to the same company, the time for reading the bills
be extended to Monday, the 21st inst., provided the breviste
be laid on the table three clear days previously.
Sr W. IIEATHCOTE said it was very important not to
alter the practice of the house relating to the readings of pri-
vate bills, and, in the present instance, he saw no necessity
feu such alteration.
Mr. DIVETT urged that the partial to these bills had a
shim to the extension of time he urged, but consented to
withdraw the motion.—Motion withdrawn.
PATRONAGE OF THE SEE OF MANCHESTER.
Mr. FREWEN asked the noble lord at the bead of her
Majesty's government if it was his intention to bring in a
bill this session to give any church patronage to the see of
Manchester ? He reminded ministers that in the nurse of
last yr ar he had moved a resolution upon the subject, to the
principle of which the government had assented, and the
simple object of which was to transfer certain livings in
Laecsabire to the 136h0p of Manchester which were at
present in the gilt of the Archbishop of Canterbury. The
voidance of the see of Canterbury seemed to offer a moat fa-
vourable opportunity for perfecting this emuigement.
Lord J. RUSSELL I have not at present any bill to in-
troduce. It is a subject which, I believe, the ecclesias-
tical commissioners have more than once bad under their
consideration ; but it is a question of great importance, and
I certainly should not propose a plan simply applicable to
the diocese of Manchester alone.
EXCHEQUER LOANS FOR IRELAND.
Major BLACK ALL asktd whether it Woo the seen; to
of the government to place any further sums of mein at
the disposal of the exchequer loan fund commissioners for
Ireland ? He reminded the house that these laws had been
very useful to the country, sad that only on one occasion
had any portion of the money so lent been lost.
Lord J. RUSSELL said the Chancellor of the Exchequer
would in • few days state the intentions of government
upon this subject.
ROMAN CATHOLIC RELIEF BILL.
Mr. C. ANSTEY having moved that the house do go
into committee upon this bill,
Mr. LAW rose to move, by way of amendment, that the
house do resolve itself into • committee upon that day six
months. He could not, he said, but lament that this bill
was presented to them in a shape more likely to catch votes
than to secure concurrence. On a former OCCIPIOO the
hon. member for Midhorst had clearly shown that vir-
tually and in substance all the objectionable penalties com-
plained of and proposed to be repealed had been repealed
by the acts of the legislature. Ile (Mr. Law) should
not attempt to go over that point again ; but
he wished to observe, with reference to one of these acts, that
Lord Lyndhurst, in providing for the repeal of its penalties,
most carefully avoided legalising the offences for which these
penalties were imposed. Now, that being the state of the
case, he came to consider the question, wax be prepared to
go into committee to review the Emancipation Act of 1829,
and the securities afforded under it ? (Hear, hear.) Now,
it would be conceded by all sides, that that act was passed at
least in opposition to the judgments of a very large body of
the people of this country ; and it the minister of the day was
only able to prevail upon his friends and parliament to settle
the question by &concession afforded upon certain securities,
it was bad, to say the least, that they should be called on to
re-open that question, and to alter all the securities which
under that arrangement were provided. (Cheers ) But if
he was driven to re-open this question at all, was be
to re-open only • part of it ? (Hear, hear.) On
the contrary, he must say at once, ;hat if they
re-opened the question at all, they must re-open it alto-
gether. Repeal the securities—repeal the act. On no other
condition would he consent to the bill before them. (Hear,
hear.) Would any one be bold enough to state in his place
that without those securities the parliament would ever have
paused, or the throne ever have sanctioned, the act of eman
mpation ? Much might be done for peace—much for the
final settlement of a great question, which painfully agi-
tated the country; but if securities framed with high and
important objects were the inducements to parliament to
make the concession, it was too much to be told after
eighteen years that those securities were laughed to scorn,
and that the whole of them ought to be repealed. (Cheers.)
He thought this a most unfortunate time to make further
demands in favour of his catholic brethren; he wished to his
heart that instead of pursuing such claims they had rallied
round the protestant standard, to preserve the Christianity
of the country. (Cheers.) They might not be aware of
what they were doing; they might excuse themselves upon
• plea of false liberality; but this he knew, that to end two
branches of a Christian people opposed upon a great subject
of preserving the Christianity of the country was a great
blow to the consistency and security of the nation.
The amendment having been seconded, and the question
put,
Mr. H. DRUMMOND (Surrey) said the principle of this
house was the exclusion of all but members of the church of
England from the legislature. Asa private individual, he
had done all in his power to maintain that constitution. But
the wisdom of parliament had altered all that, and the prin-
ciple they now acted upon was that no creed or distinction
of religious opinion should operate as an exclusion from
public office; that being their principle, no dissenter or
Roman catholic ought, in his opinion, to rest satisfied until
be had wrung either from their favour or their fears, a full
participation in all the rights they enjoyed themselves.
SHIPPING. }lnman nature rose up against a modified participation.
Matta ; Waterford,2 ; Donaghadee, Sr R. INGLIS supported the amendment. The intro-
-1 ; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1.
Lonnon, Feb. 17.—Wind this day al noon, duction of such a measure as that before the house would
N.N.W., never be opoor:une, but the present period was of all others
fresh breeze, and fine. most peculiarly unseasonable fee any attempt to remove the
DEAL, Feb. 16.—N. to N.N.W.—Sailed Mary Graham,
remaining securis of the protestant religion in England, a
and Kandiana, Ceylon. Arrived from the river and sailed:
period
towhen
restore
'ripe ones making
inthe most strenuous
Waratah, Sydney, New South Wales; Elisabeth and Henry,
efforts papalus usurpationthis country. So
Hobart Town ; Mare, China ; Cape Packet, St. Helena ;
far from encouraging the Bishop of Rome to further aggran-
Castle Lachlan, Jamaica. disement here, we ought, in the most emphatic manner, to
LIVinoOOL, Feb.l6.—N.N.W. Arrived Ruby, Calcutta;aR
tip Ton him to yield up the usurpation he had already
Ferries, Madras ; Miseries, New Orleans ; Stephen Baldwin, . The hon. baronet took occasion to advert with
Mobile. Sailed: Velocity, Mary Warren, and Lanercost, e"et
reprobation to a measure now before the House of Lords
Rio Grande; Calypso, and Chapmane, Rio Janeiro; Unica des• ting the Bishop of Rome by the title of " Soy
Hija, klavannah ; Susquehanna, Philadelphia ; Gov. Davie, ". Pontiff," a title which our religion and our laws alike
Baton. Off port Passenger, Rappehannoet, Enterprise reign him.
' denied
Betsy, and Ipswich.
TORBAY, Feb. 16. N.N.E.—Sailed : Devonshire, Cape The SPEAKER, however, tolled the hon. baronet toTORBAY,
of Good Hope. order for referring to a measure net before the house, and
DARTMOUTH, Feb. 16.—Sailed Silvia de Grasse, New Sir R. INGLIS, having apologised for the irregularity,
York. prooeeded to express his alarm at the tendency of the new
DEAL, Feb. 16.—Sailed: Ceylon, Aden; Bangalore, concessions proposing to legalise those exhibitions of popish
Africa; Iris,
_Rio Janeiro; Cleopatra, Demerara; Cumber. ceremonies which were being eggreesively introduced all
land, Trinidad ; James Holmes, Barbadoes ; Neptune, Si. over the country, to the infinite disgust of all well-constituted
Thomas ; American Eagle, New York. protestant minds. He denounced the invitation whish the
Orr Dotes, Feb. 16.—Catharine, Rio Plata, for bill offered to the Jesuits, • body of men the practical expo-
Hamburg rience of whose moleficial influence, wherever they were
Poareworrx, Feb. 16.—N.W. to N.N.E.—Sailed : Ma- permitted to remain for any length of time, had induced
dagascar, Bombay ; Mary Ann, Cape and Madras; Lydford, every country In Europe to expel them from its bum.
Launceston; Helen Bahia ; Hindoo, Bermuda; Glaphyrs, The hon. baronet quoted a Jesuit manual, the Ezerc
St. Kitt's ; Hector,'Newportand Jamaica; Forester, Tobago; Spirituale, which laid down the proposition that in the
Palestine, Grenada ; Cato, St. Vincent ; Sir Charles Napier, promotion of their faith it was legitimate to call white black,
and Lady Lilford, New Orleans; Pilgrim, Savannah; and black white. He felt that to this it might be objected
Rickey', St. Vincent ; with the whole of the outward-bound, that it needed not to be a Jesuit to advance such a
except the Ann Palmer, for Valparaiso. reposition, since an hon. member of that house had, in
Cowan, Feb. 16.—N. by W.—Sailed ; Cornwall, Trial- Ls place put forward an exactly similar proposition as to
dad ; Empress, Ceylon. the promotion of political views. But from the mouth of
Poarteen ROADS, Feb. 16.—Sailed : Ann, Charleston. that hon. member (Mr. Hume) the dictum did not come to
Faaseeeenon,Feb. 15.—The Carron, of Belfast, on shore the house with the authority of religious truth; and
on Rattray Head,l2th inst., it is feared Will become a wreck; therefore, except as regarded himself, was calculated to de
Brew saved. no mischief.
FALMOUTH, Feb. 16.—A large vessel, bottom up, was Mr. ANSTEY defended the bill. It had no relation be
paned on the let ult., in lat. SO N., lon. 70 W., by the Sep- any points of doctrine or discipline in which the church of
coEnngcelazdedor theat tochurctheh
.oft,
pings, arrived here.bill oot
pfleye feel
went
tmt themselves
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 16.—The Pyra, hence to Rio Grande, tltanhed
has been wrecked on the bar of the latter port; part of the lieve them from a penal liability wholly inconaisteat with
cargo saved. The Midas, from Ardroman, with pig iron, the principles of our constitution and our recent legislation.
struck upon Taylor's Bank last night, and sank ; crow saved. It had been contended by the hon. baronet that the bill
The Clarinda, for Ilavannah, in proceeding down the river. was of an aggress;ve character, and the appointment of an
ran foul of the P. Deane, for Smyrna, at anchor off the Me- Archbishop of Westminster was adduced by him as a proof
guinea, by which both vessels received damage. of his assertion. The Roman catholic church in England
DUBLIN, Feb, 16.—The Thomas Dempsey, hence to had been from time immemorial governed by bishops, who
Trinidad, in putting back to Kingstown, grounded out- were all powerful in the church save on one point. They were
aide the East-pier yesterday, but floated off this morning, subject to removal at tke will of the vicar aptetelic. This
and has arrived here, with foal of rudder. state of things had given rise to discontent in the Raw
BELFAST, Feb. 15.—The Janet, of this pert, from Clyde catholic church of England. and it had been thought ad-
to Runcorn, was towed in here leaky on the 3rd inst., and visible to introduce • system of church government similar
must discharge. The sloop Endeavour, of this port, which to that in force in Ireland . bat it had not yet been deser-
ves on shore at the entrance of the Lower Lough on the mined upon owing to some difficulties, and consequently the
10th alt., has been got off, and towed ho this port. nomination of an archbishop for Westminster had been da-
Wiessiroa, Feb. 16.—The Indian, for London, which was (erred. These facts he (Mr. Matey) had learned from the
on shore on the °mims Sand on the 14th inst., bar been persoa who was said to be the future archbishop, be mesa*
assisted into this port, making a great deal of water. The the Right Rev. Dr. Wiseman. It was unjust impow
Mercury of and from Sunderland to Loudon, has been on himself or his hon. friend who had framed the bill an droim
the Gunfleet Sand, but was as off, and proceeded, to attack thee Mistianity cd the country. He had certainly robed
PLYMOUTH, Feb. 16.—Sailed ce Prin Regent, Sierra for the Jew bill, but he did so because he did ooteenaider
Leone ; Superb, Philadelphia. that measure would have any effect upon the Christian
BRISTOL, Feb. Feb. 16.—Soiled Maria Lean, Mauritius ; ratter of the country. It had been contended by kcel•
Ada Mary, Barham' ; Perseverance, St. John's, N.B. friend• impute WA the act introduced by the kw lAA

PRODUCE.—MINcmo-LANg, Half-past Two.—
The Sugar market continues to wear a dull appearance, and
there has not been any offered in public auction. &Sued,
standard quality, 64s.—Coffee The sales are progressing
without spirit, without any material alteration in prices.—
Rice 2,000 bags Bengal, fine cargo, sold in public sale, at
9s. to 9s. 6d.—Pimento : 100 bags sold with spirit, at the
extreme prices paid yesterday.—Cotton : 500 bales Ame-
rican were offered in public sale; about half sold at the relative
value.—lndigo is going off steadily, at yesterday's prices.—
Tea: The public :Ales are progressing rather heavily ; they
will not conclude to-day.—ln other articles no alteration.
The markets generally have been inactive.

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PRICES CURRENT.
Nom, per cwt. pm ran, Pigs, No. 1. g3 0. 4
W. India, B.P.Own. MA. 0d.31. Od Hoops II 0.. 10 1
Yellow &Grey ... 36 0...40 0 Cargo at Cardlgbar 7 0... 0
Noe 4l 0 47 0 Sired". ll 8- •
Mattritinc, brown- 29 0.. 34 0 LaiD, at per ten.
TWA. ......
Plak 39 • 93 0 Wlledodieet l9 0...19
BengalltMadria,b. 29 0...32 0 Bare l7 10 ..16 1
Yellow 34 0...37 0 Patent Mot 2O 0... 0
WNW 39 0...46 0 red or minium ... 19 10... 0
Foreip, brows 27 0..31 7 Speller l9 5...29
Yellow ... . .--.. 33 0..16 0 Ons, pi. 252 Imp. gel. d.p.
Grey and white. 07 0...43 0 Nab, NaL gale 3O 10..11 ,
Refined, Ilambro'.. 66 0-70 0 some 26 0...29
Lamps 35 0-51 0 brown k yellow.. 25 ll_ 27
Comm, In Hood. S
Wort India, ordl. trearir Matter 64 0..1 I 0
nary 25 0... N 0 Cod 25 10...96
Good. 33 0... 65 0 South Fes 27 0...33
Pine 7O 0...100 0 Olire,GaLlicall,ploo 44 0..45
Ceylon, good ordi Claws Nut 34 0...86
nary .. --.... .... 33 0.,. 13 0 Seed, Rape, per,
Fine ordinary... 34 0... a 6 0 per ton 39 •.. 0 ,
Pine 7B 0... 78 0 Llama. 24 5... •
Rodin, good to One SO C.. 80 0 Poona:mei, per tort.
Coma Rim, min- Butter--Cork, ISL.. 91 6_93
nary to tine 35 0... 22 0 2ad 0 0 5
Manatee and Pa- 3rd 0 C.. 0
dang 23 0... 27 0 Dublin, lit 0• . •
Tao, M per lb. Limerick, do O3 0..91
Corigon,commuo.. 0 6 ... 0 9 Carlow, let 9O 0..90
Hick at per cwt. Newry, let ...... „ • 0.. 0
Bengal white lO 0... 15 6 Waterford 94 11-92
Cargo 8 II- 9 0 Beef, India, per
Jam end MANN 5 0... 16 0 tierce
Patna, cleaned .... 17 0.. 73 v Prim. Men 0 0.., 0
Cumin= 24 0... 28 0 Pork, prime men... 117 6...90
Sonny. Boom-Pork, Laub 167 1. 10
Do., BOLA
Bacon, Waterford,
per cwt. 62 o_o 0
Belfast
Lard,Belfast, Pr fel i,„ , , •
Waterford, do i ""' -
Ditto Bladder - 86 0-18 •
American,thity p. 50 0...66 •
Home, Ox sad 03w, at per lb.
B. A. and M. Video,
V•dted 00.4 d le. I
• 91...0 04
Brazil, dry 0 • 0 5
Drysalted 0 3...• II
Rio, dry 0 3+...• 84
Lima et Yelp. dry 0 0...0 6
West. India, any.
Salted 02.504
Fkat India 0 N_o 16
litio, It. Airco, dry v 0 ~0 0
1tt....., dry
S. Ainer.llone, per
Am
0 ..10 6
Russia, ditto 6 7 0
Dye W001:14 at pee ton.
Logwood, Jamaica-ZS
llooduraa 6 0...0
Camper-1m 7 0... 8
rustic, Jamaica 6 10... 6 1
Nlearagua,largo and
solid 10 0...13
Small ...
Lima 10 10...15 1
Sagan 11 10...16
Red Sanders 4 a... 0
10 0...30

Rum at per gull.
Leeward Island
Proof.lo.llo
Demerara, .1 to
S 6 per Cent.
.. .. 3 3 ... 6 I
J intake. 30 to 36
per cent. U.P. 3 6 ... 4
Favourite marks 4 2 ...
' Brandy, Ist Lands 4 4 ... 5
British *bite, d.p. 10 3 ... 0
t3ooteh
Irieb lO 3 ... 0
FIAX, par ton.
Riga, P.T.11. £47 0...24
it. Petersburg, 9
head 0 0. 0
Dutch and Flemish 2$
..15
0
Friesland
11 ter, at per ton.
st.Pctcreturg,eleuttC3 0...36
outshot ....... 22 0_33
half clean
Riga, Rhine
outshot
paw
elanilla
East lode Sam l5 0...23
Bombay l6 0...10
Jute
Tax, at per cert.
Banes O4 0...0
Straits
Ors. in Weeks 62 0... 0
Los, at per ton.
Oars ♦6 6 d 0

TALLOW.—The market is quiet, at 538. 6d. on
the spot; October to December, 455. 6d. ; separate months'
delivery, 465. 3d.

HOPS. BOROEGR MARKET, T. e C7o, e. k.
Mesa& Patteuden and Smith report that the market con.
tmues very active for all Hops with colour.
New Mid AK. Rents IL 8 tot!. 0 Yearling Kente.p.eat IL Bto 31. •
' Nen Weald M Kam 2 16 to 312 Yearling t4oses ~ 2 6t02 18
Rot Sussex ........ 2 14 to 310 013110 pt.. ...... .. 1 to to 2 U
Farnham .. .... 4 4 to 6 12

H AY. —SMITTITIELD, Two o' Clock. —3l mars. Cooper
and Davie report trace very heavy, at the followiog quota-
tions :
Primo Mew/ow 65. to 73. Rowell .. Ws. to Vs. I Straw.— 34. to IX
lofttor ..• Ob. to um I Clover .. Phi. to Vst.

CATTLE, &e.-ExEren, Feb. 16.-This was a ;
largely supplied market, and, although the Cattle were not
sold out, yet in these there was considerable business done,
but it was dull as regards Sheep. The quotations are : For
fat Bullocks, from 565. to 635. per cwt., or from 10s. to
lls. 3d. per score. Butchers' Calves were in good supply,
at from 6d. to 61d. per lb. With respect to fat Sheep, the
quotations must be stated at front 61d. to 7d. per lb. Cows
and Calves were sold for 12 guineas, and so down to 9
guineas. In barren Heifers a tkrge stroke of business was
done. These differed greatly in condition ; nor were there
wanting instanses in which the Bullocks so nearly ap-
proached a state of fatness, that they sold for 121. a piece.
Fcr 0xen,291. the pair was asked ; and for some good Steers,
eight guineas a piece.
Litrzte, Feb. 16.-There was a good supply of Beasts at
our fair this morning, some of them of a very superior de-
scription, but they met only slow sale at late prices. Of
Sheep the show was thin, and they were mostly of rather
an indifferent quality, so that many of them were driven
away unsold. Those that changed owners realised late
prices.
NISWCASTLE, Feb. 15.-There has been a falling off in
the supply of fat Cattle, both in respect of quantity and
quantity, while the supply of Sheep was decidedly the best
in point of quality that has been shown for some time put.
There were shoat 470 head of fat Beasts on offer here to-day,
for which there w►s a decided improvement in the demand.
The numbers of Sheep were 4,527 ; though there was not so
much animation in the Mutton trade as last week, yet sales
were by no means languid, and for the better qualities 71d.
per lb. was obtained; there was a large attendance of both
local and distant buyers, and a clearance effected. The
porkers were in more active demand than last week, and
made a trate more money ; also the store kinds were in good
request. Prices : Beasts, 6s. to 7s. 6d. ; Pork, 66. to 7e. per
stone of 141bs. ; Sheep, 6d. to 71d. per lb., sinking the offal.
SOVTIIALL, Feb. 16.-Our supplies were short : the Beef
moved off slowly, at last week's rates. Mutton, Veal. and
Pork realised rather higher prices. Beef made from 2s. 6d.
to 4s. 6d. per atone of Elba, sinking offal. Mutton, 4s. 2d. to
6s. 6d. Veal, 4s. 4d. to 6s. Pork, 3s. 4d. to 4e. Bd.

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