The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-28 00:00:00

money on their own account ; sod, seeevedly, that a direst
outlay of the public money might be safely made where the
linos bed been alr,ady commenced, and on which there had
bees a considerable outlay from the funds of the companies.
He bad only to add that it was not the wish of the Lush
members to Induce the government to enter on any expendi-,
tare of the public mealy for which they bad not the most
ample security that there would be perfect return ii.‘th of
yriodpal aid interest.
Lord JOHN RUSSELL began by stating that deputations
had waited on him from English and Scottish Railways u
well as Irish, to which he bad replied that it was contrary to
principles of sound policy for a government to interfere in
enterprises of private advantage, and that it was far better
such should be conducted by the persons having an interest
in the success of the undertakieg. Though he should be of
opinion that the same principles would apply to the objects
which had been premed on him by the Irish members, he
conceived that there was a distinction in the present ammo.
ions condition of that country ; and under the circumstances
of the urgent distress which prevailed there, especially in the
western parts of Ireland, that it was the intention of go-
vernment to lay before parliament a plan, which was not as
yet fully developed, to promote the comp:etion of the
main trunk of railway extending to the western dis-
trict; and that the railway known es the Midland
Great Western Railway would °soapy the first at-
tention of the government with a view to carry it out, and
that they had come to the determination that public
assistance should be rendered to that railway, which would
?peasant* of the districts most in need of improvement, and
into whisk it was most desirable to encourage the influx of
capital. A plan similar to this bad been pursued last year
with respect to the Southern Railway with the happiest
effect, and it was shortly to be expected. that the important
city of Oork would, in consequent*, be opened to all the ad-
vantiges of railway communication. Applications had been
made You some of the northern lines, but he considered that
they mime ander the principles he had first stated, and that
they wee in • condition to go iota the market and obtain
funds on their own credit. It was to be considered that the
public revenue was not in a condition to afford a
more enlarged extension of assistance at the pre-
met moment. Loud John Result proceeded farther
to say that there were two other objects which
had engaged the attention of government as equal
in importance to railways, and which, with a view to
the relief of present distress, they were disposed to prosecute.
He alluded to the deepening of rivers and water-courses
commonly known as arterial drainage ; and the moon",
the extension of the loans for land improvement. For this
latter object it was known that a million end a half bad
already been voted by parliament, about 600,0001. of which
had been applied; but to meet the mummies semileations
which the Board of Works tad been unable to he
would propose to pealientent that a farther sum be
voted.
Sir L. O'BRIEN asked if it would be within any reason-
able time that the matter would be brought before par-
lisment ?
Lord J. RUSSELL replied that as soon as the views of
the Cabinet had been sufficiently matured, the plan should
be mated in the Rouse of Commons.

SOUTHAMPTON PORTION OF THE INDIAN MAIL:
The Oriental Company's steam-packet Ripon, Captain
Moresby., arrived at Southampton this morniog, and lauded
her mails under the charge of Lieut. Beady,M.N., Admi-
ralty agent. lice data are :—Malts, Marsh 15 ; Gibral-
tar, 21.
lIF.ALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK.—The
registrar-general's report, issuod yesterday, states the
nuini•er of deaths during the week ending Saturday, March
24, to have been 1,048. The births during the suns period
were 1,445. This return counties to exhibit a satisry
state of the public health. The deaths, which were about
1,200 towels the eod of last month, have fallen in the last
week to 1,048, or 121 loos than the avenge. The mortality
from epitomic, with the exception of beeping cough, is little
more than the average, and has fallen 25 per out. within
the period et a month. The mortality mated by mall-pox
and measles is still unusually lew ; that from ecatlatiaa is
now little more than the aterage. Diarrl,wa has declined;
and the deaths from cholera are only 10, 9 of ',Well occurred
in one workhouse and two hospitals; three in one family.
Scarlatina and typhus were each fatal to 40 per-
sons, which is rather less than the average for the
latter disease. Inflammation of the lunge and air-passages,
and pulmonary consumption, do not prevail fatally at the
present time: the segregate deaths in the week from them
diseases wen only 260, whereas the average is 329. Three
are recorded u deaths from intemperance, and had been the
subjects of inquest. A womsn, of 62 years, whose occupation
wee unknown, died in Park-street, Dorset-square, of
• exhaustioe, from having denied herself the common noni-
onics of life." A favourable condition of the atmosphere
may be esteemed, perhapo, the principal cause of the recent
improvement in the halth of London. The mean height of
the barometer In the week was 29 963. It was above 30 on
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The mean daily tem-
perature ranged from 42 deg. on Monday to 36 deg. on Satur-
day. The weekly mean was 40 deg. 8 min. The greatest
observed differences between the dew point temperature and
air temperature wen on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday,
when they were respectively 14 deg. 1 min., 10 deg. 1 mia.,
and 15 deg. 4 mio. This denotes dryness of the atmosphere.
The wind blew for the most part from the north and east.

COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS
MONEY MARKET a CITY INTELLIGENCE
Ace o'Clock.—Consols opened at the closing prices
of yesterday, and are still quoted at 911 for money,
and 915 to 1 for the account. Exchequer Bills, 36a.
to 396. premium.
In the foreign securities there is scarcely any varia-
tion from the olosingprices of yesterday. Mezie an Bonds
are quoted 31 to 1. Peruvian, 83 to 8. Buenos
Ayres, 38 to 40. Callus, 94 to 7. Equador, 34
to 4. Brazilian, 82 to 4. Portuguese, 27/ to 8/.
Spanish Pam, 181 to 4 ; the Threes, 29; to 301.
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 48/ to 91; and
the Four per Ceuta., 781 to 9/.
1120.11.tr1i PONDS.
Rank Sleek, WO re (*caw= Aso. Ili I
I per Cl. ass. Anna. dint I
I per et Our. Awls. 66* isebssusqlow. 365. to 395.
1r011131,311 YU N VS.
6 per oft Amidst &Ws. I pet cm. Orono& B&.. 18
41 per C. Ns*. Darn, 30 2 Orettida Deferred We.. If 4
31 Per Oast Oak IS per et Mesionn, 1646. 31 1
6 oer et. Wadi= 116.32 4 6 per CI. reftlibill 8d... GS. 6
Ditto New. 311 I Parttime& Cony.. 271 81
pa et. Bosses Awes AL. IS 40' II tw El. Rosa lido.. 103 6
I Ditto Min Bibs., 94 7 Ditto Spanish Ma. 14;
Ditto wean. Dar. 8d.., 3 per OLPosidsli 8i115...214 Ng
Columbian hapidor IMP.. 31 3 Spada Deferred lids..
3 per Ct. DIM* Ma. 68 71 Ditto, POWTO kw. & /
22 Par OLDOBs Ns.,
.781 pi 2i per CL Proem& Ur, 28 38
4 ow Ot. Dui& aorta. 21 Yeeronala Wen& 1/&..11% 32
RAILWAYS.—The share market is . very quiet
this morning, and the business done has been at
lower priori than yesterday. London and North
Westerns, 1311; Great Wooten), 921 to 31; Esatern
Counties, 9: ; Midland., 77; Caledonians .231.
French shares arc rather firmer than English ;hares ;
Boulogne and Amiens at 81; Northern of France,
101 to 4 ' • Paris and 'tone!), 201; and Rouen and
Havre, 11 per share.
BALES neracren OP TO TWO THIN DAT IN LONDON.
etsstevesis poses win be found In last mo.)
Absrdees, 17 Ili I Leeds and BradNr 9a
D Pref., li km, blue., end lAL New 101.
Oslsdoolso, 27 i Prof lel
Do. New 101. Pref., lli Ilidlssa, a 7
Mater sod Holyhead. IS I Do. Mg. Cons. Peel., 16 161
Do. Pref., Ili i N. Britlab Thirds, 4i
Dahlia endel 2.., 5 i N. stabresers, IS
L MOUES. 91 I ossea, woe., k Woke., mg g
Do. tztes. 4 perms No. I, I p Is awl Hitch* 57 1
E. 11•=1.4 L iburo. 25i i
Etat Do. 1110:11.k 4, li
DEL & OIL, 4.1 S. Task, k Gods, li
Oral tiormemog 11 York, Now.. Bet.. 2.3 i
Groat Wakes. 9 34 Do. Orig. Now. & 85.., 231 1
Do. tgairsirs, I Do. and News. Exton., 161
Ds. WNW, D. (O. N. E. Per.), 3
Do. New 17in 1., Ili Tort swl N. &Wm;
liall owl &by, 99 Do. Pref., 84 f
Loss. &dells& Thirds, 101 Boulogne sad Swarm. 01
Lana. sad York. Fifths, 81 6 Namur and Liege, 8
Do. New Guar.' per Ct., Ilf N. of Prams, 101 I
Do. 46. E U., 41 Paris and BAUM'S. 201
Lon. & N. Westin, 1321 11 Rouen and Hans, II
Do. New gra. 11 Snub& and Mean, 4
MANCHESTER BALM llama 27.
Past Lanosalilm 171 Wm., O&M, and Lincolnshire
Do. Talk.___ Zightlia. 41
Lan. & MBW, 3 11-16 d Do. ;Shed. sad LW.), 141
Do. W. R. 17., 4 7-181 d North Staffordshire, 3 7.16 11.16 d
Do. Prat, 11 L E. it Dover No. 4. 71 3.16 d

PRODUCE. —MINCING-LANZ, Half-past nee.—
The Seger market is steady. 700 begs Mauritius sold in
public labs at fell prices; 400 bosps yellow Havana wore
offered, and bought in, 41s. tid. to 455. ; also, 900 boxes
of white Havana, in bend, were offered and boughs
271. 6L to 345. in bond. Refined atuloa
Arm today.--Coffee : The small sale of Plantation Oiliest
went se without any 'material alteration in para.—Rios
The law prime have at length attracted attention, and a
barge babas has been done, chiefly in Madras and Am-
iss, ski* ea speculative aosonot, present quotations
ramediyig pressed' on low descriptions after the freight
sal eres4d; purchases cannot now be wade with-
out a t advance.—Bum has been sold proof
Bea India, le. , and proof West India ls. 3d., whieh
payer avant*.
Day sum to hat week in Laudon, livapool, cwt.
Mad. BA see as Clyde 1,296,777
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TALLOW.—We have co alteration to no
market this morning, and quotations are aosabialt-y the
es yesterday.
IdANUFACTUßßB.—Hvenaasnam, March 27.
, TMe MU activity which has shown itself for the last hw
wobits in our market, has main mediated itself to-day. All
Idols of low goods have bon mash in request, bat espe-
dilly mizturo in price tom 3s. to 4a. par yard. The cloth
bolls were nem teams to hove a less qtuuitity of goods is
than at present.
COALS.—Thif-past itoo.—Cartes Hartlm, 15s.
Biota Main, 1614 Walls Bad Haswell, Ws. 3d. ; Walls lind
Mitten, 175.; Walls Bbd Laiebtoe, 16s. 9d. End
Iltsvart'a 17s. Walls Bad Tess, 174.-81 dis at market' 120.

CORN.-MARK-LASE.-Considering the Magnitude
of our foreign arrivals, the market seas tolerab!y firm this
morning, holden for the m• st part refraining from tonics
sale", and. with the exception of inferior Oats. which wets
either easier to purchase, the qnstations of Monday-were
about maintained he all articles.
21111VALII 11210 LONDON ?ROM Vth MARCII TO 26th MARCH
Gra 2.totitio. !Donk. Irish. Yorel22.
MUM 420 1
I Ur34l Duly 1 %I 1
I Oats .. 45830
Mow, 610 sae a ; bane s. Malt, • - qrs.
WALSWORTH, March 27 -This day we had a good show
11k. of W and in tome instances a slight advance was ob-
ta t not at all generally. In Barley very little passing.
P at the rates of our Lot. Wheat, white, 425.
to 409. to 435. Barley, 265. to 30s. Beans and
Peas, .to 328.
Hum., March 27.-7 n addition to the statement of imports
annexed, we have had another large arrival of all kinds of
grain, but not so large as the number of vends repotted
would indicate; they are chiefly small craft from out near
pop, that have been kept back by the long prevslent westerly
winds. A large portion of the Wheat is too inferior (lustily
for the wants of the market, and having comparatively •
small show of real goad samples, we must write the Market
very firm for such descriptions, with rather an upward ten-
dency. During the past weeks good business has been done
in most articles of the trade, though at lower prices, with
the single exception of the best rues of Wheat. We had for
to.d&y's market a good *imply of &rows' Wheat, and the
condition being improved, our millers were free buten at
fully last week's prises. A large show of foreign, chiefly in-
ferior both in quality and condition, and such
was difficult to turn into money, while for the bitter
rens of red we had a good oresumpuve sale at last week's
prices, and many buyers. Some nice Sall Barley is on the
market, and less disposition to submit to late prices, but de-
mand is slow; grinding Barb ys offer low. Beans heves been
much depreamd, and may be bought on very easy terms.
Peas and Oats quite neglected. Very little busmen doing in
Linseed, and our prices almast nominal. We note nnaltera-
, don in Cakes. No Ilmesced on sale • and Rape Cakes very
dull. A good many Bones on the market. Present prices :
Wheat, English, red, 40,. to 425. •, white, 42e. to 44e. ;
Dentine and Konigsberg, 461. to 48s. ; Pomeranian and
Hamburg, 40.. to 441.; Danish, Holstein, and Friesland,
37a. to 40.. ; Russian and Odessa, 365. to 40 e. Oats, Eng-
lbh, 14e. to 16e. ; Danish, 13a. to 155.; Feiesland,'l4s. to
175.; Russian and Odessa, 14s. to 16s, Barley, inalt,eg,
24e. to 275.; grinding. 20r. to 229. Beans. 265. tb 28s. ;
foreign, 255. to 30s. Peas, white and yellow, 255. to 28s ;
grey, 2h.rriao24366...Lirtszted., IllekebSsa, 39.. to 415.; l'eters-
tai . 325. to i6..4aLinuseedr CaTer, hull, .tfi..3.614... ; fit,
&reign, 71 ; inferior, 61. 10.. Rapeseed, 261. to 301., 'Rape •
'Cakes, 85e. Od. Tara, foreign, 22.. to 384. Guano, W. to
S. Banes, 925. 64. Rye Meal, 61.
beewien, March 27.-We had • moderate supply of
Wheat te-day ; prices remain unaltered. Fine malting Bar-
ley fully as dear; in inferi ,r qualities we notice little sari-
auou. Oats, Beans, and Pete, ls. per qr. cheaper.
Lamm, March 27.-The arrivals of Wheat are large to-
day, in addith nto which there is • considerable show of to-
I reign from vessels below. The trade is steady, and, al-
-1 though we cannot report an active business, there is a fair
retail sale, at about Friday's rates. Barley sells' slowly.
Beans and Oats without material alteration. Wheat, 461. ;
Barley, 309. 10.1. Oats, 17s. 6d. Beans, 295. 10d.
Lawss, Match 27.-The county meeting of the•fi mem
to-day sadly interfered with business, and little or no market
was held. Prices unchanged for the little that was done.
LVDDIPOOL, March 27.-The prevalence of fine, reasonable
weather in most parts of this c• untry and generally in Ire-
land so far during the mouth, having brought the soil into
excellent condition for sowing, the spring operations of hus-
bandry continue in all directions to progress mat favourably
towerda completion. In the lesdieg markets of Ireland
within the path week the trade for must kinds of grain was
reported to remain tolerably steady, with an improved l
de-
mand for Indian Cup, those in several on this side the water
exhibiting as to Wheat a slight tendency upwards, and in
that of London yesterday, at the close of business, rather
more ,utility. The arrivals coastwise and from Ireland
sines this day week a mprise little more than a moderate
quantity of Oatmeal and a fair sir ply of Malt; those from
Amain containing merely 1,579 gee. of Indian Corn,
against 9,784 exported during the same period to Ireland;
the north sod south of Europe, however, furnish • good
supply of Wheat, a moderate import of Oats and Flour,
with a few parcels of Bear.a thence and Egypt.' On the
opening of our market to-day, prime samples of British and
foreign Wheats were held on rather higher terms,
but, such having been in very few cases responded to,
on the part of =Wen, the prices in general ruled nearly pa-
rallel with the current rates of this day se'anight, at which
sales were effected to a moderately fair amount. Home-made
and Irish Flour ronsiued nearly without demand; Amen-
can, however, meeting a good inquiry, we stem brands wculd
have moved freely at 235., but, being tenaciously held at
23e. 6d. per barrel, and other descriptions on proportionate
terms, no extensive mks were feasible. Barley and Malt
being in moderate request, maintained former prices. Beans
remained unvaried, except Ertl pious', the test qualitic s of
which advanced to 24.. per qr. Peas dull, and the turn
lower in value. Superior will prepared melding Oats none
realised ld. per 451 be. ever our last quotations, all other de-
scriptions remaining very unsaleable. Oatmeal, op the con-
trary, was taken more readily by country dealers than of late.
at an Improvement of 64. per load. Indian Corn continuing
in soave request, good samples of yellow were dearer again
this morning, thereby establishing an advance of Is. per qr.
upon the currency of Tuesday last; the general qualities of
white, as well as Cora Meal, remaining steady in value.
British: Wheat, per 70:b., English, red, new, Cs. 241.
to 6e. Gd. ; old, 6s. 41. to Gs. 74. ; white, new,
6s. Gd. to 6s. 10J. ; old, Ge. 10d. to 75. 24. ; Irieb, red, new,
6.. 4d. to 6e• old, 6s. 10d. to Gs. 2d. ; white, new, &. 10.1.
to Gs. 2(1. ; old. Gt. 04, to 6.. 44. Barley, per qr., Eng.. new,
295. to 31e. ; Chevalier, 31.. to 33s.;Scotch and Irish, per
601 hr., 3s. 34.t0 31.61. Malt, Eng., per qr., pale, 665. to 60s.
Oats, English and Scotch, per 461 b. old, 2•. M. to 2a. 10.1.;
Welsh, old, 2.. 711. to 2.. &I. ; Irish, fine sorts, new,
2a. 64. to 2s. 74. ; pld, 29. 7d. to 2s. &I. ; general, new,
Is. 4d. toil.. 644. ; old, 2s. 54. to 2.. 7d. Beans, per qr., Eng.,
new, 31e. to 335. Od.; old, 325. to 345. ; Scotch and I rich, per
4801 b., new, 265. Oil. to 28s. 04.; old, 275. to 29.. Peas, English,
per qr., white, new, 325. to 31s. ; ditto and Irish, grey, 28s. to
30s. Flour, per 2801 b., English end Irish, fine, 335. to 3ils. ;
superfine, 345. to 355.; extra, 355. to 375. Oatmeal, per
load of 2401 n, Irish, new, 225. 6.1. to 235. ; old, 201.64. to
21a. 61.; Canadian, old, 21.. to 228. Bran, per 241 b., 104. to
Is. Foreign: Wheat, per 701b.' Canadian, red, 6.. 101. to
6s. 2d. ; white, Gs. 63. to Gs. 9.1. ; United Stens, red,
evs. ld. to 6.. 43. ; white, 6s. 104. to 7s. 4d. ; Dantzic, mixed
and red, 6s. 03. to Go. 6d. ; high mixed, 7s. 44. to 7s. Oil. ;
Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 6s. 3d. to 6a. 64. ; white,
&. 9.1. to 7.. al. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, 6s. Bd. to
&. 101. ; Archangel, 6s. 64. to sa. 9d. ; Odessa, common,
red, ss. Id. to &. 84. ; Polish, Gs. 84. to ss. 104. ; Fren:h,
Spanish, and Italian, red, As. 104. to 6s. Id. ' • white, 6. 4d.
to Oh. Bd. ; Bennet and Marianopoli, red, 6s. Bd. to ss. 10d. ;
Egyptian, 4s. Oa. to 4e. 61.; Mediterranean, &e., hard, red,
os. 2d. to 6a. 44. Rye, per quarter. Baltic, dcc., 265.
to 28e. Barley, per GM., 35. ed. to 3s. 9d. Oats, per 451 b.,
29.61. to 2s. 74. ; Russian, 281,91. to 2s. 4d. Beans, per or.,
European, 295. Od. to 31s. 03.; Egyptian, per 4801b.,23:. 6d.
to 241.04. Peas, per qr., Baltic, dic. white, 28s. to 305.; Ca-
nadian, 275. to 28a. Flour, per brl, of 196 lb., Canadian,sweet,
235. Od. to 235. 6d.; United States and Western Cana), sweet,
free, 23e. 01. to 235. 6d. ; Ohio, 245. 04. to 245. &I. ; Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, 233. Gd. to 245. United State. and
Canadian, spur, 225. 6d. to 23.. 61. Indian Corn, per 491 b.,
American, whi• e,2Bs. Od to 295. 0.1.; yellow, 30s. Sd. to 315.;
European, yellow, 295. 64. to 325. Indian Meal, per 1961b5.,
13s. 6d. to 14s Od. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn from
the 20th to the 26:h March inclusive : Wheat, 11.998
qrs ; Barley, 632 ; Malt, 3,484 ; Oats, 2,338 ; Beans, 1,497 i
Peas 12; Indian Corn, 1,679 ; Oatmeal, 3,006 sacks; Flour,
2,315 sacks, 1,633 barrels.
LYNN, March 27.-With continued small supplies of grain
to-day, we were about le. per qr.alearer for both Wheat end
Barley. Wheat, 601 b. to 621b5., 395. to 435. ; fine white,
465. Barley, best runs, 299. ; fine, 31s.
NIWCASTLE, March 27.-The weather continues cold, and
to-day we have an appearance of rain, which will prove very
serviceable to the grain resently sewn. At our market this
morning we had a moderate show cf Wheat from the
'rowers, and from the coast the arrivals are likewise trifling,
but from abroad a change of wind has brought us liberal
supplies. The trade upon the whole, under the influence of
the heavy foreign arrivals, lost the elasticity recently appa-
rent, and bad sates been forced, lower rates must have been
submitted to, but holders being generally firm, the bounces
transacted was at former prices. Having had same further
secession to our suppliee of Flour, and there being more die-
position to sell, inferior marks could only be plated by
submitting to a rednctkn cf &I. to ls. per sack, while': the
value of choice qualitit s was about sustained. In Rye little
sthrthig. Mating Barley a thaw sale, but there not being
Mist hthe*action are enabled to commend former figures;
gtheithg muffir the mane. Malt extremely difficult to quit,
nacre espesially ordinary qualities, and, to promote bushier,
irregular rates must be complied with. Beans and Peas
without alteration. Choice Scotch Own are in fair request,
but other descriptions are in little favour, and can only be
parted with by making a slight concession.
PLYMOUTH, March 27.-There has been a good demand
he Wheat at this morning's market, but prices are hardly
&VW to those of last week, and the impotters are now selling
at little or no profit. Flour unaltered in value. The wea-
ther has continued very favourable for spring tillage', and
thee young Wheats look well.
BALIBBURT, March 27.-We were well supplied with corn
=condition. Notwitlutanding a rather limited
of dealers, dealers, the trade for Wheat was mere animated
dos co Tuesday last, and our last quotations well main-
tained. There was a decided improvement in the demand
ter Barley, and prices had an upward tendency. Oats,
Beene, and Peas experienced a bettered., without alteration
in value. Flour and Malt sold steadily. A good quantity
of all kinds of grass seeds changed hands. New Wheat, 365.
to 545. • old, 40e. to 684. Barley, 265. to 325. Oa% 161. to
22e. Beane, 369. to 40s. Peas, 381. to 425. per qr. mat,
70 64. to 71. 9.1. Tares, 6.. 61. to 10s. per bushel. Flour,
- s 36e. per oath.

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HOPE.—BOIMMOK .Pattenden and
Smith
the tied sway report that the market k more active for all Hope with colour
WOOL. HUDDERSFIELD, March 27.—The Wool
trade still eonthsues doll, and we fuer that the advance paid
on the het sales has had its influent's in causing the trade
to be so depressed at prevent. But with the present demand
.11 for rasautectured goods, we may speedily expect a reaction.
All
CATTLE, &C.—DERBY, March 27,—We have had
Ah a good show of fat Beasts to-day, and 'wet of them wero of
in Food quality ; the demand for all kinds of Beef was ft it, and
It was with difficulty that a &stenos was effected. The
number of Sheep was large, high prices were asked, and
; there were several lots driven away unsold. Fat Pigs about
the &verses ; fit and store Calves were more plentiful. Beef,
6d. to Std. Mutton (out of their wool), 6d. ; (in their wool),
' 6d. Veal, M. to 6d. per lb.