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

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N 0.133.) LONDOI;f, TUESDAY EVENING, FE8.2,1847.

stalks are wanted they are not lob', had at a moment's notice
Virginia Leaf, low ordinal sled ordinary, 11d. tolld. ;
middling to good, 3d. to 4 lid , . fine, 6d. to 60.; spinners,
314. to 6d. ; strips, cordizr.sr id. to 4d. ; middling to good,
54. to 6d. • fine long leafy, 614. ; spinners, 54. to 6.1 d.
Western leaf low or ,iraiii.y, lid, ordinary to middling; 2d.
to 21d. ; good to F4s=
to ; 21d. to 414.; strips, ordinary, 21d.
to 3d. ; middlin4
4d. to 414. ; fine, 414. Mar3land,
light brown. 4d, to 64. Negrohead, ordinary, middling,
good, 2d. t', Bid. ; fine, 7d. to 944. ; Cavendish, W. to 614.
if ovalthr..a Leaf, le. to 65.; Cuba, Is. Id. to Is. 9d.; Vara,
1.• 6d. en 24. 6d. ; Cigars, 3s. to 12a. ; Manilla Cheroots, ss.
to 6s, gd. ; Manilla Leaf, 61d, to Is.; Colombian leaf, le 9d.
to 'a. 6d.; do. roll, Is, to Is. 3d. ; Brazil, 31d. to Gd. • do.
Papers from the Cape of Good Hope have been fiat, 6d. to Bd. ; St. Domingo, Gd. to 9d. - Porto Rico, id. to
received to the 6th of December. The nomination 12d. ; Amersfoort, 4d. to lld ; ()emu', foil. to 18d. Stalks,
of ttie Rev. Henry Calderwood as commissioner 'co Virginia and Kentucky. duty paid, per cwt., 161. I6s. to
181. do.mixed, per lb., 2a. 94. to 2a. 104. ;smalls, 2a. 104.
the (hike tribes was viewed by some persons as a a, 3:.
favourable indication of the restoration of peace and
friendly relations with that portion of the troubled PRODUCE.-MINCING-LANE, Half-past
pTwo.
...r_ ut
ibu l c sales ns isted districts. Mr. Calderwood had resided many year, he
e. Be of
5(4
btrl.s7oelezta Ind4::;ar, LIT;
in Kaffirland, and was well acquainted, therefore, not m •
enrich w. eil'st offheavity. Importersmi ~bought in freely to sus-
only with the general character of the people, but of rain prices' yet a decline of Is. wan established upon the pert
the chiefs and leading men. The South African Ad- sold ; the good white grocery descriptions of Bengal bringing
vertiserobserves,that he was well qualified to" t. relatively higher prices than brown and middling qualities of
such forms of settlement as may be most suitable 'to
ight of
be remembered
fort otter descriptions, which it will ad-
their customs, habits, and capacities for industry and v
obedience." The intelligence in the last Gra) ninfs eaacicteed mfrs than
moot.oltot Bengald veryeng ald" gth
dull; standard quality 685.,
which is fully 2a. 6d. under rho late highest point
Town journals received at Cape Town, consists of the of the market. - Coffee : The public sales of Ccota
usual particulars of desultory hostilities carr fing on, Rica, La Gaayra, and Plantation Ceylon went off briskly at
isolated individuals on both eides surpr, mod and very full prices, to 2s. advance on fine consuming qualities.
slaughtered, and cattle carried off or reoov med. Good ordinary Ceylon steady at 430. Pepper has advanced
At a public meeting of the iuhabitan'A of the dis- iin public sale ; good clean EaMem, 21 to 21; common, 21.-
p has advanced 3s. to 6s. in the public sales; refraction
trict of Albany, the eastkrn province of the colony, a to, 255. Gd. to 265. • refraction 6,27 e. to 275. 6d.-Rice ra-
memorial was prepared and agreed upon, to FAH titer dull and inactive to-day.-Cotton steady, but no sales
Grey, as Colonial Secretary, setting forth at great reported to-daY•
length, and in forcible terms, the seep distress to PRICES C
which they were reduced by thr, unprovoked and W.trndtaNPr.. bcw n.wt.a.43D sillt
unexpected aggressions of the T isiffira, and requir- Yellow &Grey so 0...53
iota compeneat on, according to the promises _rneue
II lbw, brown B9 0.. 47
stud to be hold out by the local govern- Yellow 49 0...39
ment. They also demand a r Lgorous inquiry into the roir O3 0..x7
48 0...46
98
origin of the war, in order to the discovery of the Bejrkradrea, b.
alleged malpractices of the . agents and traders who waits
52 0...3°
had Supplied the Kaffir° • with the arms and ammu- r°,7g°•,wbrowl" 35 : 147,
nition, without which thr ,
y could not have commenced over and white
and carried on such a sanguinary warfare. Rambro%, 72 0.76
Lumps 67 6..69
Correa, in Bond.
West India, ordi-
nary 35 0. . 40 0
Bowl
Pine
Ceylon, good ordi-
nary. 42 6...43 0
Pine military 45 0... 46 0
Vine 43 0 0 5
Mocha, good to fines 6 0... 83 0
Greta Rica, or ii-
nary to fine 36 0... 36 0
Sumatra and Pa

CIRRENT.
I Pip, No. 1. fs 0... 3 1
hoops ll 5...11 1
Cargo at Cardiff Pr 6 15.. 9
Swedish ll 10 . 0
LEAD, at n.
Pig, best per
18 13...19
sheet 24 0... 0
Bare 22 0 . 0
red or minium
/peter .O 0...201
Own, per 252 Imp. pi. d.p.
Fish, 6.'4 pale 38 0...
straw ........
brown Ps yellow 29 0 33
Sperm 69 0..,90
Read Matter 9l 0...62
Cad. 27 0...27 1
South Bea 2B 10 30 1
Olive,OaMpoll,p.ton 49 0.. 50
Cocoa Nut ....
Seed, HAW, pale,
per too 67 0... 0
Linseed l5 13...20
Pnommora, per @wt.
Batter—Cork, 92

Tea, at per lb.
Connon, common
We 9 0 ... 014
e, at per emit.
Bengal white 230.260
C9llO 2l 0... 23 0
Java 2O 0... 21 0
Patna 27 0.. 26 0
Carolina. 0 0... 0 0
RunaLeeawt.4peripalL.i.dBPlar"._

Dublin, It 0 0 0
Limaeriskodo MI 0...90
Carkrw, IS •...96
Newat=6 •• 0... 0
Se • 88
Bar, la.* per
Pikes kin; 0 0 . 0
Porkowbee mess 76 0..90
Badsie.Peek,Lmrk .
6 o_6o
Do., Belot
Banco, Waterford, d
Revert. 64 0...66
60 0...62
LsrdWilkiterff"t'ord,Pfdorr.! —9 '9** v. 9
Ditto Bladder 79 0...70
American
Hums, Ox and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. sod M. Video,
dry s.O 661..0 0731
Salted 0 4 0 4
Braid, dry.. 0 6 0 6
Drysalted 0 411 0
Rio, dry 0 4 0 6
Lima at Valp. dry 0 5...0 6
West India, dry 0 u... 0
Salted 0 .0 4/
East tout. 0 4 ..0 IN
Kora, ILAyreaoky 0 7 .0 8
Ituiniaolry 0 0e...0 9
S. Anter.Homme, pr
hide ..... 3 0...16 6
Raw* ditto 6 6..10 6
Dre Wons", It per ton.
Lottwood,laniaioa S 4 5 . 4 10
Meador= 5 5... 615
(Impeach) 610...7 10
=Jamaica 510...6 0
1.1A4 cad
all6l 14 0-15 0
0..16 0
Imps. -- 10 o._ll 10
Brand. 3O 0 90 0

-14;,71
Demcran, 28 to
36 per cent
thP 4 9 5
Jamaica, 30 to 38
per cent. O.P. 5 3.. 5
Favourite marks 3 10 ... 6
Brandy, Ist Invade 5 2 ... 6
British spirits, d.p. 0 • ... 0
Scotch 0 0 0
Irish
Pus, per ton.
t 44 0...33
Bt . o
Mad 40 9... 0
Web nal notelk 53 0...85
, Friesland
limo, at per tom
St..Petentoar&dianA99 10...36
cniMhot
half clean ..... 31 9 .31 1
11.10, Mine
masher.
pare ... lB 0 . 0
... 0..19
&et 1ndii;116M......, 13 0 ..16
Ms
Toy et •rcwt.
Ida •r 0-10
WA,
OIMI. if UNE; M 0...
IRIS, et per tea
Ban

TALLOW.—The market continues quiet. Iletera-
burg Y.C. on the spot, 51s. 6d. Felawn to Minch deli-
very, 61s. 64. Dasher to December delivery, 45e. 64.

CORN.—Bern, JAN. 30.—We had a large supply
of all kinds of Corn, with a slow sale for Wiest, Burley, and,
Beans, at about 2s. per qr. below the rates of this day week.
Oats and Peas brought fully former prices, the demand being
principally for seed. Wheat, per or.. 672. to 80s. BArley,.
42e. to Me. Oat', 2k to 36e. Beans, 484. to 03e. Gray roes,
48e. to 70e.

Benroan, JAM. 38.—A fair supply of Wheat, bat little
or no demand, which caused the trade to be very heavy.'
The few sales were at a reduction of Is. on this day wcsk.•
Barley was dull at 2a. less money. Oats, Tees, sod Beata'
were offering in very email quantities, and quite as dear.
BOIMEY, Yen. I.—A very depressed market. The best,
Whet from is. to 71„ and common samplasiOs. to 15s. per
load cheaper. Barley was plentiful ; present price for best
malting, 60s. to 52c per qr. ; grinding, 45e..t0 48s. ; common
light samples, 40s. to 44e. Oats Is. per gr. lower. Ryomarce,
and at last week's prices. Beane and Fess vtry little asked
for • the prices asked 14. per qr. lees. Tine 7s. to .13s. per
buheL

BRIDIXNOTOK, Jaw.llo.—Wheat in lased .apply, and sold
slowly, at a decline of 4e. to be. per qr. The stspply of „Barley
was moderate, bat prices were 2a. to 4s. per qr. lower. There
was a great quantity of Oats offered, which ilowlyst 4d.
to Id. per stone below last week'. prices. Wheat, Mato 675.
Barley, 411 s. to 445. per quarter. Oats, Is. dd. to Is. 64. per
done.

Cstrrannons, fats. 30.—We had a very large show of
Wheat; the condition not good, and a dull sale; the rims
Miter lower, from 2s. to 3s. per qr. New known Wheat,
67a. to 72a.; new, white, 72e. to 70s. Barley, new, 4511.40
Ma. Oats, new, 345. to 365. Beans, new, 52a. to bls. Pees,
hog, 50s. ; boiling, 00s.
- - • - - •

CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 30.—We had a good supply of con,
with the excepts= of Oats. Wheat. red, 721. to 74e ; white,
78e..per qr. HarleT, 46e. to 60s. • seed, 43e. to file. OW,:
Me. to 40c, 44e. aged. Beaus, 601's. Pep,. Pea; Itie IL* We..

CAMISLE, JAN. 30.-There was a full irupp,y of Wheat.
' The trade was dell, at &decline of 6d. to is. per busk. Bar-
ley and Oats were firm; iw the former an advance of 6d. to
Is. per qrr. was obtained. Wheat, red, 265. to 285.; white,
275. to les. Barley, 17e. 19e. Oats, Ile 6d. to 15a. Rye,
22a. 6d. to 24e. Averages: Wheat, 901 qrs., 78s. 434 d. ;
Barley, 37 qrs., 475. 6104. ; Oats, 96 cps, Ma. lid.
DONCASTER., Pare. 30.-Tke Wheat trade ruled exceed-
ingly dull, and to effect sales a reduction vela
Is. to 2a. had to
be submitted to ; a large quantity was held over. Or de-
clined 2a. per v. Beans rather lower. The Barley trade
was more fine, and a few lots sold at prices scarcely obtain-
able last Saturday. Wheat. new, 20s. to 24a.; fine, 265. to
275.; old, 20s. to 245. ; fine, 26a. to 265. Bleodcoro, 19s. to
20s. ' • fine, 255. Rye, 13s. ; fine, 19s. Beans, 19.. to 20e.;
fine, 21s. to 235.; old, 19s. to M. Peas, white. 20s. to 22;
grey, 19s. to 21s. per 3 bushels. Oats, new, 245. to 29..;
fine, 324. to 365. ; old, 265. to 305.; fine, 33e. to 375. Barley,
48s. to 525. ; fine malting, Ms. per qr.
HUNTINGDON, JAN. 30.--There was a fair quantity of
Corn of all descriptions, but litany of the samples of Wheat
and Beans were in very poor condition. Every description
of Corn was dull of sale, and, if sold, a reduction et 2a. per
qr. had to be submitted to.
KENDAL, JAN. 30.-Prices to.d.ay ware duller. The Sus-
pension of the corn-laws for a liwzited period has made an
impression on the market.
KINGSTON, Jan. 30.-We had to -day a liberal supply;
still parties were unwilling to submit to much abatement,
and the little Wheat which was sold realised about 2s. under
the terms of last week. Barley was also a dull see, and at
a similar decline. Wheat, 64e. to 80s. :larley, 445. to 635.
Beans, 60s. to 64a. per qr.
LEICESTER, JAN. 30.-The market was again well sup-
ported. Wheat 2s. per qr. cheaper. Ban' ey, 3s. to fo.
lower. Oats, Beans, and Peas were sold at about last week's
currency.
MALTON, JAN. 30.-Wheat today sold 2a. to 3.. per qrt.
lower. Barley, no alteration. Oats, id. lower. Whea,
per 40 st., red, 70s. to 80s.; white, 745. to 84a. B twig, per
32 at, 475. to 635. Oats, per stone, 164 d. to 174 d.
NORTHAMPTON, JAN. 30.-There was a Urge show of
Wheat, which met a dulled/Jest a decline of 2a. to 3s. pew qr.
The show of malting Barley was moderate, and must be
noted at a reduction of about 2s. per. qr. In Peas there
have been but few offers, at about last week's prices. Beans
and Oats are a heavy sale at former rates.
NOTTINGHAM, JAN. 30.-A good supply of Wheat, which
sold slowly at a decline of 2s. per qr. from last week. The
supply of Barley was larger than of late, and I decline of 2a.
per qr. was submitted to. Oat, and Beans maintained their
value. Wheat, white, old, 68s. to 775. per 36 stones; do.
red do., 68e. to 745. ; do. white, new, 745. to 80e. ; do. red
do., 72a. to 76a. Barley, malting, 60s. to 66e. per qr. Oats,
37,. to 425. per 24 stones ; do. new, 36a. to 43,. Beans, 66a.
to 61s. per 36 stones ; do. new, 62a. to 60s. Flour, super-
fine, 56.. to fils. per 20 atones; fine, 655. to 675.
PETERBOROUGH, JAN. 30.-The supply of Wheat, Oats,
and Beans is good, but that of Barley very short. Wheat
is Is, to 2s. cheaper. Barley maintains late rates. Oats a

[3d.

dull male, and full is. lower. No change in the value of
Beans, there being a great inquiry for them for seed. Our
growers have thnwhed an unusual quantity of Wheat forthc
season of the year, so that when spring seeding commences,
our supplies must tall much short of what they have been of
late. Wheat, new, 70s. to 725. ; line, 765. • old, red, 68s. to
70°. ; fine. 72-i• • white, 78s. to 80s. Barley. 60s. to 52e. ;
fine, 560. ; grinding, 60s. to 62a. Oata, 325. to MI. ; fine, 38s.
Beans, 645. to 665.

PETWONIN. JAN. 30.—Wheat, white, sold to-day from
181. 10s. to 301. ; brown, 171. 10s. to 181.10 s. Barley, malt-
ing, 6£6. to 60s, Oats, country, 325. to 345. Peas, Ms. to
645. Beans 511 e. to 80s. For seed Beans and Peas Bs. per
bush.l was amended.
PLYMOUTH, FEB. I.—There wastzood attendance at this
morning's.market ; price, were a y, and there appeared
more Mc:melon to do business than for several market-
days past, but without much change in prices.

Paseros, Jas. 30.—Fair arrivals from Ireland and coast-
wise, combined with free supplies from the formers, have
caused a reduction in the value of most articles, Wheat being
2s. to 2s. 6d., Beans ls. to Is. 6d. per windle. and Oatmeal
21. per load lower. Oats supported last week's quotations.
In Barley no change. Wheat, per 220 lb., fine white, 344.
to 365. ; yellow, 33.. to 355. Oats!, per 45 lb., fine mealing,
ss. 9d. to 6s. 10d. Oatmeal, per 240 lb., English, 465. to 50s. ;
Irish nominal. Brans, per 220 lb., 23. to 265.
RICHMOND, YORISHINB, JAN. 30.—Wheat sold to-day at
from He. to 10. 6d. Oats, 38. 4d. to 4.. 10d. Barley, 55. to
6s. Beans, Gs. to 2s. per bushel.
SAFFRON WALDIN, JAN. 30.—Wheat to-day was much
depressed , • and the sales made were at ls. to 2s. per qr. re-
duction. Barley fl,dy rale, at la. reduction. Beans, Peas,
and Oat' unshaved in value.

WARMINSTER, JAN. 30.—We had a fair supply. Priam
samples of Barley met a quick sale, at better races. Wheat
a little cheaper. Wheat, 84s. to 78s. Barley, 435. to 575.
Oau. 2.55. to 345. Beans, 50s. to 58e.
YARMOUTH, JAN. 30.—1 n Wheat many samples come
light and cold; buyers holding off for lower prices, and
'ellen not much inclined to rive way, consequently very
little bu.iness was done. Barley met a dull sale at Is. per
qr. decline, the demand being vtry limited, by some of the
masters being off the market for a time. In other grain we
have not much doing, at late prices. Wheat, white, 78s. to
821. ; red, 704. to 75. Barley, 52a. to 555. Beans, 555. to
575. Yeas, 545. to 58a. Oats, 34e. to 40s.

CONIC, JAN. 30.-At our Corn exchange this morning we
had rather a good attendance of the trade, with a short sup-
ply : 166 bls. Wheat, 141 bls. Barley, and 912 Ws. Oats.
Wheat maintained previous rates; Barley was Gd. cheaper.
Oats, white, much the same ; but black recovered 6d. per
brl. of the decline of yesterday. Prices of prepared Corn :-
Wheat, per brl., 455. to 48s. Oats, white, 22a. to 225. 6d. ;
black, 21s. Indian Corn, per ton, 171. 15e. Indian Meal,
191. to 19/. 10s. Wheaten Meal, 201. to 211. Oatmeal, 251.
to 26/. Barley Meal, 171. Bean Meal, 141. Beans, 131.
Malt, per brl., Irish, 42a. to 435. ; English, 445. to 455.
KIRKCALDY, JAN. 30.-The weather continues quiet and
mill, and agricultural operations proceed rapidly.
. At our
country markets, held this week, we had less gram offering
than daring any week since harvest. Merchants were offer-
ing about Is. to 2s. per qr. less for Wheat and Oata, and 2.
to 3s. per qr, less for Barley ; at these rates extremely litt k:
changed hands, farmers preferring laying made what they are
at present thrashing for seed. To-day, there was rut,
&moderate supply of both Wheat and Oata ; that of B /ale),
extremely short. Wheat and Oates were each 6d. to 1 s. per
qr. cheaper. Barley was fully as dear as last day. Alscat
635. to 761. Barley, 455. to 535. Oats 36e. to 425.
Per g •
Oatmeal, 595. to 62a. per hag of 2801 b..

MAREEILLSA, JAN. 23.—The following are prep jot gook.
tions :—Soft Odessa Wheat, 60 lbs. to 61 lb.. F ;flith.,h
bushel, 60. 6d. ; Danube, 60 lbs. to 61j 1b.., 675,8 d. to
59s 611. ; Marianopoli, 60 lbs. to 62j lbs., 595. 61. to 620. ;
Polish, 61 lbs. to 62 lbs., 645. to 665. ; inferi 60 lbs. to
61 lbs., 60.. to 645. ; Richelles (Naples), 63 • sht to 64 As;
701. to 701. &I. ; Alexandria, 57 lbs. to 58 ,bt., 43,...91. to
545. Maize (Indian Corn). Naples. &I lb.. to ;4 lbs.,
to 56.. ; Salonique, 56c, all free on board.
ANTWERP, JAN. 28.—The demand for ' 6 ism ex-
tensive. As much as 70s. to 755. per qr . bas been paid for
Polish Odessa Wheat, and 635. to Ma per •qt, lice St. fete..
burg Rye.
TRIESTE, JAN. 21.—Vessels still co anon lame. We
quote Wheat, Egypt, 435. 11d.; Oder ag. Sh. 6d... Roman,
60e. sd. • Danube, 51s. ; Idischilia mak .nsve,
per qr., on hoard.

HOPS.— BOROUGR MARIE-4 Two Clock.—'
Mews. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Lela a, Tepee% that the
marks t is Rm. I

Yid Zini-K;;;:g.eirt. IL a nu. le retrllmat Unita.. vast. 8t sto
w...4g of Kelm_ „ 4 oto ♦ 0 Yearling Oman- „ 8 to
•1.1/.‘ ...... . a, 0111041 S Oal mop . ." ala
Foshan.

RAY. Surntrwrzi. Meant.
Cooper and Davis, Ray sad "Straw Siacemen, report primes
&lbws

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Isferiorditur
Ilevne

CATTLE, so.—EtorLET, PHA I.—A coniller-
mblequatottysf fatfihee?; in first-rgasocaditiew, were offered.
'The awn Downs, 4 and 6 tooth, hardly reached ss. per-atone
of Wk. ' some tatliwes,Al. 4d. ; omaroonSheep, 4s. -only.
A few very fat houses /Lambs made 6s. per stone. Fat
Oren sold, the beet nut exceedintrts. peratene ; middling,
3s. 4d. tols. Bd. ;,coanse, 3.. Fiallogs fetched 105."3d. to
10s. 6d. turaeore. Porkers, llt.
BODKIN TATO, on • the 25th stlt., war well supplied with
aatt!‘ which met with a needy salwat very high prima, par-
ticularly working liva wed Bteers,tthe demand for-which
was very briek. Alat cattle made Oma 545: to Ma. per cwt.,
and prime awes 60s.
ititoKyjou YAM, on the 25th :alt., was well. supplied
with Beef, NOM of •whieh was diapand of. at an average of
II& per lb. Atteerwerere scarce, and: great prices were asked
. and sktained..Barren Cows were ingreat request, but there
were se, a few made. The supply of Cows NW Melees
.was short, and Outran-re disposed of at very high rates. A
sew. &rep oily-were on offer, nolor:thatanding store Ewes
gnet wi.h rather a dial sale. A large number of Welsh Pigs
-were p nued,and-the general primar them was 6d. per lb.
aeries, of almost every deseliption, were same add dear,
and several superior mat Colts were said at ansessively high
prices. A particularly fine Call, only eightemi months old,
the prop -rty otAlr. Thomas Tailor, of Thornburg, was sold
for 311.

llucatHowar Pala, on the 15th ult., wee well etewded ;
young Heifers met mita a ready side at good prises, but
Web Cosa were mot so briskompesigily what :are teemed
London milkers.

CRISTRAPIRLD Ronan FAIR, JAN. .25.—The abow of
Howes, both of tin drouvht and nag ind, was gerusesily
of signed aad wefull.deseription ; and high prices were gene-
rally naked a nd obtained.

Comminute, ILL 30.—There was a larger sheer of .fat
beutsaban for some meeka.past. hut very few fouad pur-
chaser% and the remainder were dispatched, per rail, for the
London omelet, the eountry butchers being reluctant tto
pwchase, union ate reduction in prices. Lean beasts Were ,
very slow is vale, altboagh tittered on tower terms. mseep
we're .eany in apply ; Nearly the whole chugged hands at
rather improving prices. Pip, in the early part of the mar-
kat, were is bthidisa/e, at last week's rates, but towards the
clam, a deals. atoll 6 percent. took place, and several pens
left unsold.

VONCASTER, lAN. 30.—We had a fair supply of Boasts
to-alay, and Coos and Calm realised from 121. ta 161. A
full market of Piga ; pork, Bs. to 6a. Gd per atone.

FAIR, on 26th ult., wu tolarobly well'
supplied with Sheep and Cattle, with a good attendance of
buyers, and a moderate extent of buMmoss was done. Prices
may be quoted as follows : Beef, lied. s. 6d.; Mutton, 6jd.
to 7d. per lb.

NORWiell, JAN. 3&—Our market oslibited a tolerable
show of sure Cattle; there wu certainly more disposition to
parchate, and but few Beasts remained unsaid at late rates.
Pat Baste aehort number, and trade very dull for Scots at
7s. &I.; .hort.Lorns, 7s. to 7s. 3d. per it. of Me. But few
Sheep or Hoggeta penned, still quite equal to the demand,
all bads remaining dillealt to dispose of. In store Pigs
but little doing. Fst Pork, 6s. 3d. to es. &I. pa: snore.