The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-18 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS

MONET MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE
Two eclock.—Notwithstandinß the very 'Ws-
factory intelligenes received by the Overland Mail
from India this morning, the English funds have not
recovered from the depression of yesterday. Cowell;
opened at 92, wont down about 1, and are now quoted
at 92 to 1 for the account, and 911 to 2 for money.
The Three per Cent?. Reduced are quoted at 90i to
; and the New Three-and-a-Quarters at 91; to a.
Exchequer Billa are a shade lower this morning, and
are quoted at 445. to 475. premium.
There is great quietness in the foreign market, and
the quotations are nearly the name u they were yes-
terday at the close of the market. Mexican Bonds are
quoted 271 to 8, ex coupon ; Peruvian, 6 to 7 ;
Brazilian, 78 to 80; Buenos Ayres, 38 to 40; Chi-
non, 90 to 3; Grenada, 18 to 19; Equador, 4 to t.
Spanish Fives are a trifle lower, being quoted 17 to 1;
the Three?, 311 to 1; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per
Cents., 50 to ; and the Four per Cents., 77/ to 8.

ENGLISH FUNDS.
Dank Stock. 192 4
irerettaCl, 111" c" 1,1 10.82 it
3 pot Oa Had. Anna. 609
3 per 01. Owe. Aar.. 9112 kzeiteqaer BlUe, Juno. 44e. to 47e.
TORSION FUNDS.
5 pee Oa
elaldikezete. 1 pte Ct. Grenada Bala, 18 19
Pll 9. 13 4
It is. UMV Crazed* Deferred Ilda, 39 2
5 per CL Mu.. 1846.27} 6
6 per M. 'kraut Ng., 78 80 6 per Ct. Pentrten Ms., 66 7
Delo Ma% 77 9 Porte/wee Cony., 319 38
6 7105 01. Memos Ayres Ms., 38 40 i per Ct. RUBS. Ma.. 1035
Ms . 901 Dltto Bpanleb Bela, 17 9
11444,=3. Def. Bda3 per Ct. Spanish Bda. 329 9
OolumMeataader Bda. 4 - SFanish Deferred Ma.-
3 pet OL Bda. 66 6 Ditto Festive Bda. 31 i
21 pet Ot. 13cla, 60 i 31 Per Ct. Venezuela SD" SI 8
4 pot CL Dutch Carta. 779 8 Venezuela Deferred 1144., 79 89

RAILWAYS.—The share market is particularly
inactive this morning, and a large sale of Eastern
Counties—induced, it is supposed by the fear of an
unfavourable report by. the CommAte° of Inquiry
now sitting, and which is to be issued to the share-
holders on Thursday, the 26th inst.—has depressed
the price of those shares to from Bto sales having
been made in the course of the morning as low as 8,
though they have rallied a little since. London and
North Westerns have been done at 1311 to 132, Mid-
lands at 75k, and South Eastern. u low as 214.
In French shares there is very little doing.
Boulogne and Amiens have been sold at 84, and
Rouen and Havre at 114. East Indians are a trifle
lower this morning.
SALES IiiTIOCTID OP TO
(Yesterday's prisms

NO THIS DAY IN LONDON.
be found In lad page.)
London k B. Western, 37
Man., Skiff., and Lin. New 10/.
Pref., 11 106
Midland, 75
Do. ConsoL Bristol and Birm. 6
per Cent., 1211
N. Staffordshire, 13[14
Oaf Wore.. k Wolv., 196
Read, Guild., and Reigate, 135
Scdtlab Central, 24
Shrews. and Bir. B, 31
Do. New Guar., 95
Shrews. and Chester, 181
South Eastern, 225
Do. No. 2, 14
Do. Reg., No. 4, et
Do. Scrip, No. 4, 7
York, Newe., ft 8e,., 231 ;
Do. and Newe. Edon., 17 164
Do. (0. N. L Per.), 61 ;
York and N. Midland, 411 406
Da. E. & W. R. Ex., 201
Boulogne and Amiens, el
East Indlarr, 31 4
Paris and Orleans, 34 ea dlv
Paris and Suesbourg, 46
Rouen and Havre, 115

Aberdeen Pref.,
Bk., Wolv., k Dudley, 134
Caledonian, 231
Cheat. it Holyhead, 171
E. Anglian 31. 101., 91
E. Counties. 14 3
Do. Nawoaar. 6c Ct., 11 f
Great Northern, 104
Great Southern k estien (Ire-
land), 33
Grea. N. of England, 235 41
Do. New 401.,
Do. New 301., OR
Do. New 133.,
Great Western we., IR
Ds. New 17L, 131
Hall and Selby Halm, 491 50 '
Lae. k York.dkrd New,
Guar.,
Leeds and Eva lOOl
bade and Think New, 17
London and Blackwell, 511
Lon, Brighton, k Cast, &Of
De. Guar. S per Chal4t (late
Croydon Thirde),
Do. Pref. Convert., IS
Do. New SI. Guar.,
Lon. It N. Wasters, 134 2
Do. New Qs., It
LIVERPOOL IL
Caledonian, In
Lancashire, 171
GL Northern, 9 d
Len. k York. Inftbs, SI d
Preston and Wyre, No. I, 37
Loodit N.Western NewQrs., 31 p

LES, Area 17.
)(Wend, 754
Do. Halves, 9t el
S. E. end Dover, No 4 7
York, Newcastle, 1a Berwick
(0. N. E. Par.), d

NANcurairai

&esti(loantleklif
Uwe. and York. pima. 3 13-16 d
Lou. and N. Wet. IL & B. Qra.
t(), 3,1

ALIA APRIL 17.
Midland, 751
N. StaffordAire, 31 d
Shelf., Roth. & Goole, 21 d
8. E. & Dover, No. 1, 7 1-16

Aram 17„

Caledonian Pref., 111 - -
Gt. Northern, 101. lis. dd.
Do. Halves A., 41
Lana. and York. W. R. IL, di
Buz., Mat., &

Mane, BLeR., and Line. (Great
Grimsby & Sheen, 18
York, Newe., and Ben. (Nowa.
Eaten.), 17
Do. G. N. E. Fur.), 6i

PRODUCE—MINCING-LANE, Half-past Two.—
The public sales of Sugar are again large to-day, say 9.000
bags Mauritius, 6,000 bags Bengal, and 200 hhda. Porto
Rico; the latter was bought in at full. prices ; the two former
are progressing heavily, a part buying in, and prices must
again be considered in favour of the buyer. Refined steady ;
low qualities are scarce, and bear comparatively high prices ;
grocery lumps, 611. to 63s.—Rice : The good qualities of-
fered in public sale were chit fly bought in; low Arrscan
sold at 65., which was a very low price.—Coffee remains
without any material alteration ; 1,500 bags Costa Rica
offered, and bought in at 32a. to 35s.—Spices steady.—Rum
dell.—Cotton inactive.
Duty paid= emir to het week in London, Liverpool, cwt.
Beinal. HA end the Gyde 1,3044101
To the some period hot per 1,300,127

inerome 4,774
OUTDO PAD OS TM IX 1849 TO Laar Wm lbs.
Lrmdon
Liverpool
Bristol
Hull — .... 81,678
Clyde
Total
Same time In 1848 ,

33,188

TALLOW.—The market is quiet this morning, at
the following quotations: Petersburg Y. C. on the spot,
38i. 3d. ; October ta December delivery, 395. 3d. to 395. 6d. ;
separate months' delivery, 395. 6d. to 395. 91.

COALS.— Haffpast 71/m—Baddle's Went Hart-
ley, 165.; Eden Main, 17e. 6d.; Harting's Hartley, lbs.
Walls End Braddyll's Hetton, 18e.; Walls Bad Haswell,
18s. 18s. 9d ; Walls End Hatton, 18e. 6d. ; Walls End Lambton,
18e. 3d.; Walls End Stewart's, 181. 3d. ; Walls End Tees,
18s. IL—Skips at market, 254.

CORN.—Meax•Le\E.—There was bat a limited
attendance of buyers in Mark-lane this morning, and the
amount of Inwinem transacted in any article of our trade was
trifling, at about the rates of last market day.

AltßliALls INTO 'LONDON MOM 16th APRIL TO 18th APRIL.
Qrs. EAkiph. 9031011. Irish. Foreign.
8790

Bar:wy ......:1
500 1140 I
2970 Oats
Plow, 1,170 poke ; barrels. Malt, qrs.

Hatm.swoarn, April 17.-This day we had a good show
of Wheat, and a fair sale was experienced at an advance of
2a. per qr. Nothing huh in any deseription of spring Corn.
Weather imseedlney cold for the season. Wheat, white,
44e. to 481.; red, Os. to 461. per qr.
Hum., April 17.-The import of the put has been rather
in excess of the previous week, but we must now look for a
considerable decrease, in consequence of the continued
blockade of the chief near foreign ports of supply. The on.
certainty as to how long this serious interruption of busi-
ness may last, coupled with the ascertained small stocks in
ell the important grain depots of the kingdom, and the well-
known unwillingneso on the part of our own farmers to sup
ply markets when price" look " uppish," has induced a de-
sire on the part of many millers somewhat to increase their
stocks, and hence, during the whole of the week, we have
had • good isle for all descriptions of grain, and. full
prices home been compared. The stock of foreign grain in
warehouse here is quite trifling, and such we find to be gene-
rally, if not nnivenelly, the cue. Our farmers brought a
very moderate supply of Wheat to-day, and were asking a
smart advance upon the current rates of last week. This
checked bminus, millers generally being indisposed to follow
a great advance, and consequently the actual transactions
ware limited, at' 2s. to Ss. over lad week's top sales. A good
many foreign ample. were withdrawn, or offered at rates
above ideas of buyers. Business was restricted to immediate
wants, at an advance of 2.. to 3s. per qr. The best descrip-
tions of =elfin( Barley are Is. dearer, and grinding qualities
are generally held for mere money. Bins are fully Is.
dearer this week, and no low sellers now on the market.
More inquiry for both Oats and Peas, at full rates, but not
many offering. The business in Linseed has been at about
Is per qr. advance : the noted import is frees Memel. Cakes
are not so good to buy at our currency. Nothing to report
in Rapeseed, and Rape Cakes are worth about the following
plotaliona. For Cattle Bones the market is firm. Prices :
Wheat, English, red, 42e. to 465. ; white, 44.. to 48s. ;
Dantzie gad Hadoberg, Cie. to eh. • Pomeranian and
Hamburg, 425. to 48s. •, Danisb, Holstein, and Friesland,
40s. to 465. ; Madan and Odeon, 40s. to 445. Oats, Eng.
dish, 16s. to 175.; Danish, 14s. to 1131. ; Friesland, 16s. to
18s.; Russian and Odessa, 14s. to 16e. Barley, malting,
245. to 265.; grinding, 201. to 22.. Beans, a. to 325.;
foreign, 265. to 30s. Peas, white and yellow, 265. to 301. ;
R,ens. to 265. Linseed, Black Sea, 395. to 415.; Peters-
-34e. to 301. • Rio and Archangel, 355. to 375.; Ko-
Digs rg. 325. to As. Unwed Cakes, Hull, 71. 61. Od. • fine,
foreign, 61.155. ; inferior, 61.05. Rapeseed, 281. to 301.' Raps
Cakes, 132 e. 6d. Terse, foreign, 20s. to 265. Guano, 61. to
91.105. Bones, 921. 6d. Rye Meal, 61.
Immure, April 17.-The very short supply of Wheat to-
day enabled homers to obtain an advance of 2s. per quarters.
Fine malting Barley in itsquest, and la. to 2e. per qr.
qr. dearer than bat week, Other descriptions "..higher.
tat., Beau, and Peas sold at an advisee of full Is. per qr.
Lean., April 17.-Our arrivals of Wheat now subside ;
the domed is dankest by Ss ahem k prices, still there is
a hir shiedly eide at la le ha. pir eillr rata of Friday.
Barley as am. Sew^ Oa NA ether articles, without

material yeti al Averav price of orain
435. 104 ; Daley, 295. ; Ora, 17e. 61. ; Beans, 29..40
Peas, 30.
LEIGHTON BUZZARD, Apll 17.-At market this du Him
was a good supply of Wheat aces ieg, which meta prett,
fair sale at about le. per load advance on last week's ree4.
Barley rather dearer, both for malticg and grinding pursue.
Beans and Peal maintain their prico. Wheat, per load de
bush., '27s. to 325. Barley, melting, 275. to 30 ; grind/At •
23e. to 261. per qr. imp. Beans, old, 231. to 255.; new, I9e
to 225. 64. per 5 bushel,.
Lewes, April 17.-We must note a turn in favour
of the seller for all deseiiptions of grain at our market rto-
day. Wheat must be written Is. to 2e., and Oat* 61, to le.
per qr. dealer. Other sorts of corn firm, but unaltered te
price. Wheat, white, 141. to 141. 10e. ; red, Ile lee ts
121. ss. ; new; white, 81. to 131. ; red, 71. to lot. 106. Bin
ley, 2fie. to 28e. Oats, 17e. to 21s: Beans, 303, to 323
Peas, 36e. to 355.
LIVERPOOL, April 17.-Having very few vessel, fuel&
inward., either coastwise or from Ireland, the arrivals Oft:
kind of produce thence, or from the United Statee,dtte4
the past week, are perfectly insignificant; whilst then:spout
from the continental ports of Europe, within that urine
comprise a fair quantity of Wheat and a limited supply
other grain. Since our last report the weather has outuutd
extremely cold here, producing a seasonable check to vets.
melon, and, with little rain of late, spring culture has pa.
ended favourably, the Wheat plant upon the ground ow
seating a healthy appearance. The rigid enforcement dm,
Danish blockade, and the uncertainty of its early or Dft.
treated removal, having created a decided reeett-di,
In the market. of this country and Ireland, priesof bresdstuffs towards the close of last week generally wen
on the advance ; and, the large requirements of the latter be.
owning daily more evident, a very extensive demand tor Ai
low articles of good food is anticipated in that direction der
ing the ensuing summer. Our market this morning baring
been well attended by local and country millers, ell descrip-
tions of English and foreign Wheat cor.tinued to meet goo(
inquiry ; and although the trade appeared not quite so settee
as before, a fair amount of business was transacted, onus
to
some degree fluctuating in the course of the day, and
at an average rise of about 3d. per 70. be., upon the curieocy
of this day week. Home-made and Well Finn
being rather more saleable, improved le. per cask;
and all classes of American advanced le. ed, to
2s. per barrel, at which, although sales to a good enteiti
were effected, the extreme amendment was net gee.
rally paid. Malting Barley, upon a limited supply, .114.1
Is. per qr. over last Tuesday'. rates; grinding tamp as
well as Malt, remaining in slow request and statiorare is
value. Beans and Peas commanding rather mare anemia,
all descriptions of each were held at at an amendment of le,
per qr. Oats, continuing to meet a tolerable demand, re.
slimed as advance of 2d. per 451 b. ; and Oatmeal, moving •
somewhat freely into the hands of consumers, obtaimed
per load above the (rotations of this day ee'neight.
wants of Ireland being still unsatisfied, the operations in
Indian Corn were considerable again to-day, thereby in.
creasing our quotations 2s. to 33. per qr. upon the rates of
Tuesday last. Corn Meal fully maintained the improve-
meat of last Friday. The following are the pelmet prime:
British: Wheat, per 7016., English, red, new, 6e,
to 61. 9d. ; old, 61. 6d. to 63. 104.; white, new,
6s. 94. to 7s. ; old, 7s. 01. to 7s. 4d. ; Irish, red, new,
ss. 6d. to 6s. 3d. ; old, 6s. Od. to 6e. 6d. ; white, new, 63. 24.
to 61. 67. ; old. 6s. 6d. to 63. Bd. Barley, per qr., Eng., new,
295. to 315.; Chevalier, 31s. to 333.; Scotch and Irish, per
601b5., 35. 3d.to 35.6 d. Malt, Eng., per qr., pale, 561. to bps,
Oats, English and Scotch, per 4.51 b. old, 23. 10d. to 31. Od.;
Welsh, old, 2s. W. to 21. 9d.; Irish, fine sorts, nee,
2s. 7d. to 2s. Sld. ; old, 2a. Bd. to 21. 9d. ; general, raw,
2s. 51d. to 21. 71d. ; old, 2a.:64. to 2s. Bd. Beans, per qr., Eng,,
new, 325. to 345. Od.; old, 335. to 35e.; Scotch and Trieh,per
4801 b., new,27s. Od. te 295. Od.;:cold, 28s. to 303. Peas, Englnh,
per qr., white, new, 335. to 355. ; ditto and Irish, grey, 265. to
30s. Flour, per 2801 b., English and Irish, fine, 34e. to 361.;
superfine, 35m. to 365. ; extra, 365. to 38s. Oatmeal, per
load of 2401b.' Irish, new, 235. 64. to 243.6 d. ; old, 225.64. to
235. 84. ; Canadian,old, 225. 6d.to 235.64. Bran,per 241b..10d.
to Is. Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, 63. 24. to
6s. 64. ; white, 6s. 9d. to 7s. Od. ; United States, red,
61. 4d. to 6s. Bd. ; white, 71. 2d. to 7e. 74. ; Dantsic, mixed
and red, 61. 3d. to 6s. 94. ; high mixed, 7s. Bd. to 81. Od.;
Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, Gs. fid. to Gs. 10d.; white,
78. 04. to 7s. 3.1. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, ss. 104. to
6s. 24. ; Archangel, 55. 9d. to 6s. Od. ; Odessa, comma,
red, ss. 7d. to ss. 10d. ' • Polish, ss. 10d. to 6s. Id. ; French,
Spanish, and Italian, red, 6s. 2d. to 6s. sd. ' • white, 63. 9d.
to 7s. 01. ; Bennet and Marianopoli, red, 55. 104. to 6a. 04.;
Egyptian, 4s. 6d. to 45. 84.; Mediterranean, &c., hard, red,
ss. 6d. to ss. Bd. Rye, per quarter, Baltic, dec., 301.
to 325. Barley, per 601 b., 3e. 6d. to 35. 9d. Oats, per 451 b.,
2..84. to 25. 9d. ; Russian, 2a. sd. to 25.6 d. Beans, peter,
European, 30s. Od. to 325. 04.; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 245.0 d.
to 24L6d. Peas, per qr., Baltic, &c., white, 30a. to 323.; Ca-
nadian, 29e. to 30e. Flour, per brl. 0f196 lb., Canadian,sweet,
245. Od. to 255. Od.; United States and 'Western Canal, sweet,
245. Od. to 255. Od. ; Ohio, 255. Od. to 265. Od. ; Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, 245. 64. to 255. 6d. United States sad
Canadian, sour, 235. Od. to 245. 01. Indian Corn, per 4b01b.,
American, white, 305.04. to 31e. 64.. yellow, 33.. 6d. to 34k;
European, yellow' 334. 6d. to 34:. 6d. Indian Meal, per
1961b5., 14s. 6d. to 15s. Od. Arrivals into Liverpool from
the 10th to the 16th April inclusive: Wheat, 10,126 qn ;
Barley, 1,408 ; Malt 661; Oats, 295 ; Rye, 770 ; Baas,
195; Peas, 670; Indian Corn, 3,808; Indian Corn Meal,
2 barrels ; Oatmeal, 361 sacks Flour, 1,746 sacks, 2,446
barrels.

LIMN, April I7.—The advance in Mark-lane has been fol-
lowed here to-day upon a small supply of Wheat, say 2s. pa
qr. In other grain no alteration. Wheat, 60.13 to 621 b.,
42e. to 465.; fine white, 49e. Barley, beat rune, 285.;
fine, 29e.
- - -

NEWCASTLE ON•TYNE, April 17.—The weather has as.
mimed quite a wintry aspect. Yesterday we had a well
snow storm, succeeded by an intense black frost, and we fear
great injury must have been dose to all the fruit-trees, as Wm
the Wheat upon the cold, retentive coils. At our taunt
this morning we had a large show of Wheat from the growers,
and, although several parcels have dropped in from the south
since Saturday, the trade opened with much firmness,
farmers' samples being readily cleared off at fully Satarday's
rates, whilst choice Norfolk or Suffolk qualities commanded
an advance of le. per qr. ; superior Norfolk and Suffolk red
making 61e.
per qr., 631 b., foreign at the same time being
gold at a ensiles' improvement, 49.. per qr. having been pro.
cured for Stettin, weighing 631 b. For Flour welled a fair,
steady inquiry, and we had no difficulty in establishing en
advance of le. per sack, the best marks of household being
saleable at 355., and whites up to 375. ; anything very 'Un-
ordinary of the latter being worth le. more Rye without
change. Malting Barley in better demand, but no higher;
but grinding sorts find buyers at ls. enhancement. Milt is
moderate request, but no cheaper. Beans and Pen le. per
qr. dearer, but the demand is not free at the advance; sad
the same remarks are applicable to Oats.
PLYMOUTII, April 17.—The Wheat trade has improved,
and at this morning's market there was a good attendance of
millers, who paid an advance of lc to is. per qr. oa lad
week's prices. Supplies from farmers arc small, and so ere
stocks, with a large consumption, which must be fed prin-
cipally by imports up to harvest. Fine Flour, le. to 29. per
sack dearer. The weather continues cold and winterish.
SALISBURY, April 17.—We were but moderately sup-
, plied with grain, and there was alto a thin attendance of
lumen. The demand for Wheat was pretty brisk, and best
tramples advanced from le. to 2s. per qr. in value; inferior,
6d. to le. There was a fresh dimness in the Barley trade, and
a considerable quantity changed hands at prices quite 21. per
qr. higher. Oats found only a moderate demand; but our
late quotations were exceeded by about Is. Beans and Peas
found few buyers, at last week's price.. Flour was le. per
sack better. Wheat, new, 365. to 64e.• old, 425. to 57e.
Barley, 28s. to 345. Oats, '
17e. to 235. Bans, 30s. to Ms.
Pons, 36s to 445. per qr. Flour, 34.. to 355. per sack.
Tares, 6s. 6d. to 10s. per bushel.

CHEESE.—SeusBuRY, April 17.—We had but
very small quantity pitched to-day, and scarcely any Wi-
nes' transacted, at the following prices : Skim, 225. to 301.;
half coward, 42e. to 46r. ; Wilts, 525. to 665.; red Somillets,
50s. to 56e.

Hors.—BoaotTou MARKET.—Mesni. Pattenden and
Smith report that the market remains very firm, at rather improved
prices. .

WOOL:HUDDERBFIELD, April 17.--Onr Wool
warehouses are nearly deserted. Our trade in the stapling
business was never in a more stagnant state then it has boa
during the past week. The fact is, that the rise in pneo
which took place in the early part of the year has bad the
teutlooey to keep the uututdeLturcre from the esseeket total
they have more nearly worked up their stocks.

MANUFACTURES.—HuoDErtsruLD, April 1'
Our Cloth-hall has been very poorly attended to-day, sod oo
spirit of buying her been exhibited. A few things for maw
dicta use are all that have been inquired for.

CATTLE, &c.-DERBY, April 17.-The supply
to-day of fat beans was large, and the quality of the sai.
male generally wee good. The demand for sly kinds of bed
was flat, no doubt owing to the depressed state of the dead
market. Fat sheep were plentiful both in the wool sad
out, but there seemed but little doing. Fat and store also
were again very plentiful, and the demand was good..
page were scarce. Beef, sd. to 51d.: Mutton, -sd. to ea,
Veal, sd. to H. per lb. ; Pork, 9s. per score; Routh 6S
3s. 6d. per stone of 141 be.; Hides, lid. per lb. ; Calf skin',
2d. to 31d.
MIWCAIITLYI-1:PON-TYNIS. April 17.-At our market to-
day the show was good, and the quality generally of a Par*
rior description. Sales were soon effected, but only st Ist
week's rates. Beef, inferior to prime, ss. to 6s 6d. tt;
Sheep, sd. to 51d. per lb. ; a few lots of prime Hogs lonngf
dd. Pip very numerous, and sales were effected at from
to 6s. 3d. per stone.
rearmost; FAIL-This fair was held on Tuesday. sad
was well attended by buyers; the show of stock was she
unusually large. Trade seemed rather dull for large knot"...
but the whole was cleared off before twelve o'clock an sn•
day. The owners reduced the prices. Beef, from 441..1
5d.; Sheep. of a good quality and large weight, fewr
about 6d.; Inferior sone, sd. to 51d. There were no pie
the fair. On the whole, there has not been so good alnn"
of cattle at this fair for some years.
thitsannv, April 17.-The supply of Beasts to-day was
less in number than for many weeks past; the trade "II
dull, and our late quotations were hardly maintained. Con
and Heifer Beef rallied about 3a. 6d. per atone of Sibs.
sad best On Bed 3s. Bd. to 3s. 10d. The number of Shag
and Lambs penned was else small, but, however, more than
adequate to the wants of our butchers, as some were drill!
away unsold. The trade was very sluggish for wethen mg
tags from sd. to 60. pa lb.; but Southdowns aerate
Lambs, 7d. to a Not much business doing in II:
from 41.1. to 6d. per lb. The supply of l'igs
ead was shag'?irs
a fair business transacted at low prices. D bacon
7s. 94. 10 Ss. roams, 81. to Ba. N. per nom