The Express.
London, England, 1847-02-13 00:00:00

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N0.143.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FE8.13, 1847. [3d.

been effected, at 50s. dd, to 51s. for Petersburg Y.C., aad
Ms. for Odessa 20 Lade. and 226 barrels North American
are reported at Vs. 4 50s. Gd. pee cwt.—American Lard is
without alteration ; 6,800 kegs, of fine quality, have been dis-
posed of during "ctle week at 535. 6d. to 51s. per cwt.
Asrwear, Pfte.ll.—Coffee ; Owing to the scanty supply
of our marl•,et no transactions of moment have taken place.
600 bags Bruit sold at 210.; 200 bags Batavia, at 214 c. ;
and 200 boo Sumatra, at Nlc.—Cotton: No sales bare
eeeusred is this article, buyers deferring their purehasel until
after the recent arrivals, consisting of about 3,000 bags
Americium, have been landed.—Sugar is very firm, but
there is very little on the market. 60 boxes yellow Havannah
sold at 186., and a small lot of fine white Rio at 18;fl.
'Aides have been in fair demand. 9,000 Buenos Ayres sold
at 30e. ; 1,600 Valparaiso at 30c, to 33c. ; and 450 California,
at 22c.—Rice is well supported. 600 bags East India sold at
1311. to 1319.—Cassia Lignea: 320 chests, arrived from New
York, have been taken at 15c.—Tobacco There has been
rather more inquiry. 90 hhds. Virginia found buyers at
10ac. to 131 c.

Banalities, Fan. s.—Coffee is firmer, and in moderate
demand. We hare to report the sale of about 1,000 bass
Rio, 31s. to 4s.—Sugar: Our market continues animated,
and a further rise of prices is expected. There is no stock
in first hands. The sales consist of 300 boxes of white Ha-
i vannah, at 70. to 84.. ; 700 boxes yellow, 61s. to 7s. ; 200
chests of white Bahia, at 61s. to 711. ; 360 chests brown, at
Ns. to Sly—Cotton : 200 bales of American sold at 6N• to
7s.—lndigo is higher, 3s. to b.—Cochineal is scarce; seve-
ral small parcels hare been taken at Ses. to 6s—Pimento
800 bags have found buyers, and the article Is now firmly
held at Os—Tobacco is neglected ; a parcel of St. Domingo
fetched be.

TALLOW.—The market is steady, with rather
more demand, both on the spot and for delivery in the next
two months. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 495. Gd. to 50s. ;
to the end of March delivery, 495. 6d. to 495. 9d.; New
Tallow, 4d..

MINERALS.—Correa
and sold at Andrew's Hotel, I

/dints. TOIL. Price.
Cern Brea 9l . $.5 15 6
ditto 63... 313 0
ditto 76... 613 6
ditto 73 ... 11 17 0
ditto 74... 616 1
ditto 73... II 4 6
ditto 60... 411 8
ditto SS ... 8 3 0
ditto 56 .- 4 3 0

EtTZ if

i 111 O

United Fi47..;"-- ll3l 6i 6

74 ... 43 6

ditto 63 7 3
Mina Sparrow. 36 ... 2 19
Wiwi! Proaiww.• 64 6 13
ditto 63... 4 9
ditto SO .. 4 7
ditto 36. 210

ORES.—sampled Jan. 27
tedruth, Feb. 11.
Minos. Tore. Price.
Par Consols ......100 .E 6 1
ditto ... 67 . 610
ditto 83 .. 8 10
Wheal Virein 115 .. 5 5
ditto ... 75 .. 4 6
ditto ... 14 .. 3 4
Wheal Trernarie 66 ... 4 4
ditto .. 50 .. 7 15
ditto .. 44 . 615
ditto .42 . . 1 16
Wheal Rodney ••. 52 .. 5 6

advance et 4s. per quarter on this day se'nnight. Barley
is 2s. per quarter higher. Oats bring 6d. per stone ;
and Shelling, Is. pat load more mosey. Beans in fair
request at full prices. Other articles as before. Wheat,
per qr., 60 lb. to the bushel, Suffolk, F.ssex, and Kent,
red, new, 71s. to 755. ; extra, 775. • white, 71s. to 735. ;
extra, 82s. ; Norfolk and Hunts., 68:i. to 725. ; extra, 765. ;
white, 71s. to 765.; sutra, 785.; Lincolnshire and Cambridge-
shire, red, 675. to 71s. ; extra, 745. ; white, 695. to 735. ; extra,
765., Yorkshire, red, 675. to 695. ; extra, 72e. ; white, 695. to
71s. ; extra, 745.1, Bantsic and Konigsburg, white, 71s. to 76a.;
extra, 80s. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 655. to 69e. ;
extra, 774. ; Mediterracean, red, 6.15. to 675. ; extra, 70s. ;
old, red, 61s. to 71x. ; extra, 745. Barley, per imp. qr., Norfolk
and Suffolk, 625. le 68s. ; extra, 60s. ; Lincolnshire and York-
shire, 60s. to ids. ; extra, 68s. ; Scotch, 60s. to
541. • extra, 571. ; Foreign, 48s. to 62e. ; extra, 51e.
per qr., 881 b. to the bushel, small, fine, 65e. to 665.
extra, 575. ; ticks, 641. to 665. ; extra, 665. Oats, per stone,
melding, 17d. to 18d. ; extra, 19d. ; feeding, 17d. to 18d. ;
extra, 194 ; foreign, '
176. to 18d. ; extra, 19d. Shelling,
'
per load of 2611 b., 46e. to 475. • extra, 48.. Malt, per load
of 6 husbels, 62a. to 665. • extra, 00s. Peas, per qr. imperial,
blue and white boilers, 60s, to 545. • extra, 60s. ; sTrey and
feed, 40s. to 46a. ; sure. 60a. Rapeseed, per last imperial.
English, 261. to 1111. ; foreign, 261. to 281. Linseed, per im-
perial qr., 401. to 46/. Imports during tho wrek Wheat,
7•°52. qrs. • Bsziaj, 705 ; Oats, 1,039 ; 814111,731 ; Fess, ;
Shelling, 190 lOW.
Woacuirau, FMB. 10.-There wu little English Wheat
on sale this mooing or Monday's prices would have been
exceeded. Paligli ;wily realised the extreme rates of that
, day, and in some instances 2s. per quarter more. Barley,
Beans, and Peas are filly as dear. Oats sell freely at rather
advanced prices. Flour is more inquired after, holders being
. unwilling to accept our quotations.
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f ; 6 12
N. Wert Basset 38 .. 319
llallenbe3rto IS 3 4
14 .. 3 11
W 61566536 Mines 27 ... 7 6
Wheslkayle 2O ... 3 7
W.Wh.Providence 6 ... 8 9
Wheal Maude
RODUCF-

tom 1. a. d.
Trenow Comb, 60 . 334 9
North W. Benet 36... 213 2
Ilatlenbaagle 32 136 2
Wellington Wines 27.. 197 2
Wheal Kai
,L
1e,,,,,20 .. 67 10
W. Whealr 6.. 67 16
Wheal Maude . . 7... 45 3

TOTAL
tam C. ad.
Own Brea 774...5,162 7 6
United HUY 667.
.0,3 7 6
WhLSparrow
WhesiPramper 34.5...1,113 1 6
Par Ceases 210.,.1,385 13 8
Wheal Virgin lO4 .. 972 6 0
WheeiTremaynelB2 _1,006 1 0
Vlbealßolley 66 411 3 0
Arerage9tsadard...Sllo 19 0 1 Average Produce 7i
Arerage Price per too .CS 14 6.
Quantity of Ore
ed Money 512,861 1,193 100. C6160.110e Copper, 168 taos Soda
Amount 3 6
Lan BALL—Average SWoderd ElO7 10 o—A•eree Produde ....71
COMPANIES BY WHOM THE ORES WERE PURCHASE!).

TOM Amount.-
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Total leas
Copper Ores for sale on Thursday next, at Andrews'
Hotel,Redrath.—Mines and Parcels.—Devon Great Consols,
Wheal Maria, Wheal Fanny, and Wheal Josiah, 1,391—
West Caradon, 400—Fowey Consols, 266—Wheal Friend-
ship, 229—Bedford United Mines, 105—Marke Valley, 106—
Holmbush, 90—St. Agnes Consols, 68.—Total, 2,664 tons.
Copper Ores for sale on Thursday week, at Farquharson's
Hotel, Truro.—Mines and Parcels.—United Mines, 1,214
SoutlCaradon, 383—Trepavean, 360—Treleigh Consols, 214
--Par Consols, 196—West Wheal Jewel, 166--Wheel
Sisters, 160- -North Downs, 80—West Tretheilan,43—South
Tolgus, 37.—Total, 2,842 tons.

METALS.—Otasaow, FEB. IL—The value of
Pig Iron has advanced in this market to 745. to 755., nett
cash, for 3-6th No. I and 2-sth No. 3, f.o.b. At these prices
some heavy transactiocuA were done, and we quote the mar-
ket firm, with buyers, at 73e. 6d.

CORN.—BANBURY, FEB. 11.—Wheat, Bs. Bd. to
9s. 2d. per bushel. Barley, 425. to 48s. per qr. Oats, 28s.
to 355. Beans, 6s. 3d. to 7s. per bushel. Flour, 555. to 635.
per sack. Bread, 91d. per 41b. lost.

DORKING, FEB. 11.—The market to day was well at-
tended, and the priers of grain ruled about the same as this
day sennight. The farmers were asking higher prices but
not submitted to, consequently a limited business was trans-
acted. Wheat, white, from 161. to 201. ; red, 161. to 181.
Barley, fey grinding, 365. to 40s. ' • malting, 46e. to 60s. Oats,
381. Peas, 665. to 645. Beans, 465. to 60s.

ELY, FEB. 11.—We had a large attendance at our market
to-day, and a moderate supply of grain. Eric"s of every-
thing must be considered the same as last week, without any
briskness on the part of purchasers.
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Burt's, Fan. 12.—We had moderate supplies of Wheat
to-day, and prices may be noted 3s. to 4s. higher than last
week. Barley was in much less offer, and an advance of 2a.
per qr. on last week. The same may be said of Oats.
Henn.. HISMPRTED, Fee. 11.—Old Wheat, 410. to 495.
per load of b bushels ; new, 44e. to 465. Beans, 31s. to 38s.
Peas, 3.55. to 384. Barley, 48s. to 591. per quarter. Oats,
325. to 40s.

Lnizatcx, FEB. 10.—The weather since Sunday has
been very severe. In consequence, our market for Wheat
to-day did not exhibit even the late small supplies; and
there being only a dozen toads in, it is useless to quote
prices, which may be set nominally as last. A very small
quantity of Oats in, and prime have declined within the
last eight days, owing to the decline in the Glasgow market
chiefly, which was principally supplied with Irish Oats from
this port only of late. A large quantity of Breadstuffs just
now on hand. Holders are firm, but trade inactive. Con-
sumption still on the increase.

HOPS.—BOROUGH MARKET, Two 0' Clock.—
Magus. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that there
is a very good demand for all kinds of Hops, colour) Weald
of Kenta sad Stursz in particular.
1.1.4 Fast Ye 424,1.4141. 41. 02444 10 Y•44114kg 1144444.. p. ml. 21. 3to 44. 0
1.244141 of 1244144 „ 4 048 0 Yearll44 ••••es.. „ 2 ote 4 •
Soma ll 13 24 410 014 Hope .. . . „ 1 044 •
7042/4••••

HAY.--HMITHYIELD,
and Davis, Hay and Straw
day is very bad.
en.. Maslow 73a ta Ina I Myer Na SP N4Wades 4n.ta 70 . Straw
Sawn
SKINS —.SOUTHAMPTON FRB. 12.—The beet

o'clock.—Messrs. Cooper
men, report that trade to-

Downs, from 41. 6d. to 4s. 9d. each ; the tea Um-wools,
41. 6d. to 65.; Oz Hides, 44. to 4s. 2d. per Imo pounds;
Lamb Skins, 4d. to 444. per lb. ; lions Hides, Is. to 10s.
each.

WOOL.--SOUTTIAMPTON, FEB. 12.--The beet
Short-wool, 14d. to 141 d. per lb.; Long-wool, 134. to 144. ;
super., 12d. to 13d.; combing, Ild. to 124.; grey, 6d. to 84.

CATTLE, &C.—MAIDSTONE, FEB. 9.—We had a
veryinhort supply of good beef for this season of the year
(and in the midst of so good a feeding country), which made
the demand brisk, and for good things a shade dearer ; there
was an over-supply of good Mutton, with a slow, duU trade,
and many good Sheep turned out unsold, and many sold at
worse prices than of tate ; one large salesman cleared all out,
and it was thought by many he was right. Best Beef, 4..8d.;
middling, 45. ' • good Down and Kent Wether Mutton, Ss. ;
Ewes, 41. Bd. to 4s. 10d. per 8 lbs.
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NEWCASTLE, Fee. 9.—We have to report the largest show
of stock on offer this morning that was ever shown here at
this season of the year ; the demand for both Cattle and
Sheep is very dull, especially the latter, and prices are look-
ing down. Prices :—Beasts, small cutters, 6s. 6d. ; Steers,
6s. to 6s. 3d. per stone of 141 b. ; Sheep, bd. to 6d. per lb.,
sinking offal.
Noi

GREAT CANDLEMAS HORSE I' UR.—
There has not been so good a demand as we expected, and
many breeders have bad to submit to a considerable reduc.
Lion from the peke =ilide cared previously in order to
realise. Figebrete hems sad hunters were sold at
rises warineimihei.g galssa. Miami useful draught
Horses why in good Request, sad sold for 30 to 40 guineas.
Good Ponies, with *sag powers, were much wanted, and
fetched great prices. Inferior Horses have not yet come in
to any great extent, and it is feared there will not be much
demand for such.

SCARBOROUGH, Fen. 11.—The business has been very
dull, and the stock brought into the market scarcely averages
the last week's quotations. Pork and Bacon Pigs are selling
at 6s. to 6s. 2d. per stone. Beef, from 6d. to Bd. Mutton,
6d. to Bd.

YOUR FAIR, FEB. 11.--This annual fair, for the sale of
Horses, Cattle, &e., was held on Thursday. The supply of
superior Horses wu very limited, the show being confined
chiefly to draught Horses, which sold at high pnoes. The
cattle market, too, was by no means an extraordinary one ;
lean stock was shown in abundance, but did not find ready
purchasers. Of Milch Cows and Calves there was a good
supply, and they sold well at tolerably fair prices.

COVENT GARDEN.—This Morning.—Owing to
the severi,y of the weather, the supply of all kinds of
Vegetables has been very limited, and consequently higher
prices for most articles have been realised. Fruit of every
description is also scarce, excepting, perhaps, Pine Apples,
which, though small, are plentiful for the season. Hot-
, house Grapes are nearly over for a season, and foreign sorts
are scarce. Pears are very scarce ; good samples of Glout
Morceau and Ne plus Meerie fetch from 4s. to fe. per
down. Apples are not plentiful. Oranges continue to fetch
good prices, although tolerably abundant. Nut* are sufficient
for the demand. Walnuts are scarce. Lemons more plentiful.
Of Vegetables, Winter Greens are good, but acme, and
fine samples of large White Brocoli from Corswall aaa
hardly be obtained. Carrots and turnips have admiral
very considerably in price. French Beans are wirier;
Celery is also dearer. Potatoes fetch still higher prima
Lettuces and Endive are scarce, but other Salado*"
plentiful. Mushrooms have increased in price. Cut
Flowers chiefly consist of Heaths, Jasmines, Camellias,
Pelargoniums, Gardenias, Cacti, Ciserarias, Tulips, Lily of
the Valley, Neapolitan Violets, Lamella g! ma, Bigno-
nia venture, Roman Nankin", Hyacinths, Wain, Euphorbia
jacquinitora, Acacias, Azaleas, and Rom.

Hint, Fen. 12.-The depression which ruled last week
has paned away ; and, in consequence of an improved de-
mand, higher prices have been realised. Wheat may be
quoted 2e. per quarter higher. All spring Corn is offered
sparingly. There is but one arrival of Linseed this week-
vis., 266 qn., from Gottenberg. There has been a good de-
mand from the crusher, which, being met by holders with
a disposition to do business, prices have been rather in
buyers' favour; though we cannot alter the quotations of
last week-say, Black Sea, 51s. ; Petersburg. fine, 505., down
to 425. for inferior; Riga, 475. to 435. ; Archangel, 46e. ;
Memel, fine, 48a, down to 37e., for inferior quality of Lower
Baltic Seed. Nothing has been done in Rapeseed, for want
of suppliea Fine Danish may be quoted 291. to 301. per
last. Advice, have been received of the Rape plant being
materially injured, through severe weather, in Belgium.
Nitrate of Soda his realised 18s. per cwt. Linseed Cakes
have continued in good demand, at 111. 7e. 6d. to I Is. 10s.
per ton for best Hull-made. Foreign are very scarce.
Ground Nut Cakes have realised 71.10 e. per ton, and there
are further buyers at that price. Poppy Capes are also much
wanted. Rape Cakes are very scarce. Imports into the
port of Hull during this week:-Linseed, 266 qre. ; Beans,
70 qrs. ; Pea 772 qrs. ; Flax, 26 tons.
LIVERPOOL, Fan. 12.-At our Corn Exchange this morn-
ing the trade on the whole evinced less excitement than
during the former part of the week, and though some further
parcels of wheat were taken, for Irish account, on terms 2d.
to 3d. per 70Ib. over Tuesday's prices, the English millers in
general appeared to act more reservedly at the amendment.
Irish Flour, being very scarce, was again rather dearer ; and
for good brands of Western Canal Flour, 434. to 435. 6d. was
repeated, but upon a more limited scale than previously.
Barley and Malt, with little business wane in either, re
mained unaltered in value. Beans and Pearl, also, moved
rather sparingly at our lust quotations. Oats, commanding
very little attention, were somewhat easier to purchase ; and
Oatmeal, upon a very limited inquiry, was a turn cheaper.
Indian Corn, continuing in lively request, and the market
being nearly cleared of good yellow, all descriptions of this
article obtained an advance of ls. to 2s. per qr. ; and Indian
Meal le. per barrel. Arrivals from the 9th to the 11th Feb.,
inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn : Wheat, 6.700 qrs. ;
Barley, 1,618 ; Malt, 397 ; Oats, 1.978; Beane, 77 Peas,
600; Indian Corn, 2,073; Indian Corn Meal, 5,850 bets.;
Oatmeal, 27 1064; Flour, 451 sacks, 16,928 barrels.
RIPON, FED. 11.-We had a very indifferent supply of
Wheat at this day's market, whidi was bought up at an ad-
vance of 2s. per qr. Barley dull, and few transactiona Oats
and Beans steady at the quotations.-White Wheat, 9s.
to 10e. 3d. per bushel ; red, 7s. 9d. to 9s. Barley, Ms. to 665.
per qr. Oats, 2.55. to 26e. Beaus, Se. to 7s. per bushel.
Boleros' Pan. 10.-Wheat and Barley must each be
noted le. to 2a. dearer; supply nat large. Oats, Beans, and
Peas, were all the turn dearer. Wheat, 421. to 60s. Barley,
601. to 625. Oats, 250. to 365.
Scatutonovon, FEB. 11.-Basinees in the Corn market
has been very flat ; the prices may be quoted something
lower than last week. Wheat has sold from 91. to 9,.
per 6 stones ,• Oats, I6d. to 17d. per st. Bexley, 40s. to
Ws. per qr. of 30 et. Flour, seconds, 635. ; superfine, 595.
per sack of 20 at.
SOCTH•NPION, FEE. 12.-Our market to-day was 21.t0
4s. per qr. dearer than last week for Wheat, end 2a. per qr.
dearer for Barley ; of the latter the supp;y was very short.
Oats and Beans much the same as last week.

raurn.

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Oropes, Hotbed., per lb, ft lo
Pomba, pale, lea Jo
APIA.. Der, por boot, 10. 00
it to 100
Peon. per lSWea, IN to lb
Onagoa, Nr M.,H to Is
pot Uoo,lls Oa 144
.7 6.1110, For NO, 1. to 16
—pee dm, leM ai
LOIDIM, per Me, GO to le

Csblwismod, wr dm, 1. to Si
por Ow, le so
Mow, Fos dos bombes, to to 74
Bowed, pa boallo. 4 to Gs
Attkkokso, /or kt-sw, Is to Is id
?wash Bow, ow 103,4 too
farrol, pw btobow. Ss to as
pH loot 11114 to WU
striae id to 110
Imbed. is to Go al
-
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Om" prim limbs is. Os to Hy
Twos*. par Ise, lo
Oakes, pa belwit fl r 4
Sposisi, pot do., Is Id to 4

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UXBRIDGE, Fan. 11.—The Wheat market was small to-
day, and the demand rather brisk. Wheat was disposed of
at an advance of 2s. to 3e. per qr. Barley, 3s. to 4s. per qr.
dearer. Oats, Beans, and Peas, not altered. Itylteld,
load of qn., 171. 10s. to 211. Beans, per qr., 44e. 40 Mc
Peas, 625. to 60s. Barley, 56.. to 645. Oats, 52.. M 408.
Rye, 60s. Tares, per bushel, 6e. 6d. Flour, per seek, Vdslte,
665. ; household, &U. ; seoonds, 68s.
WA ILIPIELD, FEE. 12.—The arrival of all sorts of gees
is moderate this weak. At Leeds on Tuesday, we had a
good demand for all articles, at improving prices ; and the
Liverpool report is very animated with doll extensive sales
for Ireland, K high rate*. To-day Wheat sold freely at ea

SHIPPING.

MAIL& Ammar' : 3,l7ubliO72,Visterferd; 1, Omagh,.
dee ; 1, French ; 1, Flanders.
LONDON, Feb. 13.—Wind this day at noon, W. by 8.,
light breezes, with a slight fog.
DitaL, Feb. 12.—N. teN.N.W.—Arrived: Theresa, Port
au-Prince, foe Hamburgh. Of port : William Henry
Angus, Honduras.
Ftia., Feb. 11.—Sailed : Jord Joha Russell, New York.
BRISTOL, Feb. 11.—N.B.—Arrired Edward Colston,
Africa.

Feb. 9.—The Mayflower has been surveyed, and
will repair. The Little Pet, Dublin to Porto Rico, drove on
shore on Crow Sand, but came off same day.
BRIDLINGTON, Feb. 11.—The Charles, Beaton to Stock-
holm, has been hove off the South Pier.
Gammen, Feb. 12.—A 1 ship, under jury-mats,
bound eastward, was passed, 3M alt., let. 61, long. 12., by
the Helen Thompson arrived oth
the Cl de.
CLYDE, Feb. 2.—firrived : Haim , St. Joist's,
N.B. • Thomas Lee, Mauritius. 101 L--Arrived : Bad of
firewood. Madras. Sailed : OakrablwsPeduit,Nattling!e;
Europe, Mantanno ; flirctsvekPoelinir"ndulelplia ;
lames Ewing, Juneau; New
Valmont's', Feb. 12.—N. N. .—Off: Wesimareisd,
Pernambuco, and proceeded for Liverpool. Sailed: In .
pas, Newport and Grenada.
Daaa., Feb. 12.—N.W.--Anived : Chebar, Hoag IfA7m:
Albion, Pategonia ; Mystery, Bahia. Arrived tram
river: Pemberton, Savannah.
Svcrowem. Roam, Feb. 11.—Arrived Solent, St. Do
seine, for Clyde.
Cowie, Feb. 12.—Arrived : Dereton, St. Thomas'a
Kuroevoint, Feb. 11.—N.N.W.—Arrived: Gauntlet,
Demerara, for Clyde.
Coon, Feb.lo.—N.W.—Antred : Antosia, Callao; fiothas,
Patagonia.
Wavirarosw, Feb. 10.-Bailed: Harriet, Cuba.
Batutrusr, Feb. 7.—The Sarah E. Snow, before reported
as'the Mary Snow, was totally wrecked off Blacksod Bay, on
the 28th nit.

Arnolinters Markle ••• Jut pro.