The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-10 00:00:00

TALLOW.—The market is quiet. Petersburg
Y. C. on the spot, 493. U. to 495. 9d. ; Oct. and Dec. deLvery,
465.

MINERALS. COPE
21, and (hold at Andrew's He

ORE .—Sampled March
I, R.druth, April 8.
Mims. Tana. Price.
Treroapie 47 ... 4 19 6
ditto ... 34 9 4 0

rloes. Too. Price.
Cara are
100 —MI 10
ditto 90 ... 7 11
ditto 95 ... 111
ditto 68 ...
uitto 62 ... 12 1 •
ditto 70 ... 11
ditto 68... 4
ditto 55...11
ditto 54 ... 6 1
ditto 50... 2
Par Cowls lOO ... 10
ditto 71 5
ditto 70 ...
United 'lilts l2O ... $ 1
. ditto 53 $

f* i
ditto ... 23 ... 8 12
Wheal itedary ... K ... 41'
ditto ... .. $1
Wheal Virgin .. 97 ... 4 1
ditto ... 11 . 2
W. Vb. Tramway 48 ... 3
N. Wheal Bilfall4. 43.. 31
Trellow Commis— 37 ... 3 1

Wheal Sparrow 4t 13 G
aitto 14... 0 0
Wheal Prosper 6S ... 10 6
ditto 56... 3 6
ditto ... 54 ... 2 6
ditto 49 ... 12 6
Itoee-in-ValeCoes. 6 ... 0

.__...--
ditto II ... 8 10
Whaillane
Wellington Mims Se ... 7 4
N. 9. bl. /throb.= 9AI ... 8
Wheal ltuby
Lt.win Mine,
Wheal Caroline_ 9 ... 3 S
Wheal hayle G ... 2 19

TOTAL I
C3rn Brea 730 W 85,648 10 0
Par Consols 2ll .„ 1,787 18 0
United Flab 1 226 863 10 0'
Wit Prossw
per 124... 1,083 6 0
Wb.Trenta,nelB2l... 831 l 9
Wheal Radneylls... 493 19 9
Wheal Varian 108... 475 17 0
W.Wh.Tressu. 77... 321 16 6
N.Wh.llaaset 48.. 184 8 0
Average standard ...-2112 II 0
Average Prier per too
Quantity of Ore.. .. 2,107 tom
Amount of Money
Leer Saus.—Average Standard £
OUMPANIEd WIIOI3 THI
Mines Royal
English Owner
Vivian and Saw
Freeman and Oa.
Grentell and Sons

RODUCE.
Tremor Com* 3T... £219 4
Own Perron 27... 161 7
Wheal Jane
Wellington Nlincs2s... 187 IT
N. Wit. Ablvham 20... 66 0
V/12441Ruby 19... 196 13
Lewl6.MilleS

Wacalt..skroline 9... 2$ 7 0
Wheal Kayla
Hire-in-Vale Con. 6... 30 3 0
Average Proilltcr

IX 5 0.
Quaal.klne Copper, 167 tow 13 cwt.
1174 13 0

114 7 o—Averapc Product. —.71
ORES WERE PURCHASED.
Tana Amount.

..- l6l 1431 10 9
632........ 3,496 6 3
2,329 5 6
193
1,807 11
fU . 1,437 13 6
17$ 1,786 IS II

Rolm Copper t.Naingesi
sans, Willy anis, Neville. sad
Williams, Poster, and. Os.

Total tow
No sale on Thursday next, April 15,
Capper Ores for sole on Thursdoy week, at Andrew's
Hotel, ltedruth —Mines and Fareels.—Devon Great Con-
sols, Wh, al Maria, Wheal Fanny, and Wheal Josiah, 1,036.
—West Cffadon, 366.—Fowey Consols,3l2.—Wheal Friend-
ship, 250..—Tresarean, 243. West Wheal Jerre], 165.
Marko Valley, 125.—Bedford United Mines, I.2o.—Wheal
Brewer, 101,-11olmbush, 81.—West Trethe,ff, 76.—Char-
leston United Mine., 68.—Wheal Busy, 46.—Eastnelistian,
2S.—Wheal Garland, 14.—Hallenlieagle, 7.-I'eastrutbal,
4.—Total, 3,025 tons.
Correa ORES.— Sampled March 17, and sold
at Swansea April 7.
Mune. Tom. Produce. Strad. Price.

:13,074 13 0

• hrtoelariehow lO3 6_.9
ditto
ditto _
ditto
ditto 62 - II 0
ditto
ditto
ww Bereha
ditto .. .. 113
ditto
ditto 67 9 10.
Chili
MI
ditto ..... -...... ..... 46
ditto
ditto
New:Leval:id
Born Barra
li•puits.la
Ballywurtagh
Litektviore . - 108 ..... 712
ditto a 21
Montactite
Aherdovey
ditto
TOTAL PRODUCE. I

En7,rkrndi5a.434...C2,7ii11111&48:01671. 66 L 1,539 5 0
425... 3,311 7 0 1 Billynturtagh 36 .. 90 0 0
156... 6,761 3 0 I. on ore ... _8... Si; 16 0
New Zemland It.. 871 4 0 Montacmte ......19. .. 381 18 0
Bona Burrs 71... 1,102 5 6 Aberdar, .. 15.. 194 18 6
Total taes, 1,541.—T01a1 amount, ti 7,114 Ga. 6d.
COM PANIIII BY WHOM THE ORES WERE PURCHASED.

Tula Amnia.
Eng Cogger Os. l3ll . C 3,5116 I 0
Freeman and Gd ..........._ ................_....71 ..... 1,102 6
P. Greaten and Sow —.— . ...... 125
Willyant% Nerfle, rod tb l3O . 2,430 9 0
i% iantind 5em„..._......._ 319
'••• 2,013 5 0

WI Foster, mod Co.

4,332 13 6

Total tom 1,311 E 17,394 G G
Copper Ores for sale, April 29: Cobre, 107 ,• do., 98 ; do.,
81 ; do., 58; do., 111 ; do., 106 ; do., 101; do., 59.—Chili,
95 ; do., 90 ; do., 69; do., 03; do., 52 ; no., 46; do., 50 ;
do.. 49 ; do., 48; do., 41; do., 40.—Cubs, 110 ; do., 101 ;
do., 96 ; do., 62 ; do., 56 ; do., 110.—Santiago, 95 ; do., 78;
do.' 70; do., 58; do., 52; do., 48; do., 47. Berebaren,
117; do., 109 ; do., 95 ; do.. 94.—Knockmahon, 113; do.,
01.—Burrs Burrs. 66; do., 61 ; do., 3.-3allynturtaBh, 37 ;
de., 15 ; 2.-1:1olytord, 33.—New Zealand, 32.—Cana.
dian, I.—Total, 3,119 tons.

CORN.—BICFSTER, APRIL 9.—Wheat the turn
higher; ether artiebs firm, at the previous week's prices.
Wheat, per load, 171. to 181. 10+. Barley, per quarter, 425.
to 465. Beans, 50s. to 524. Peas, 525. to 565. Oats, 30s. to
36a. Flour, per sack, 53.. to 58s.
BIBROPi STORTFORD, APRIL B.—At this day. market
there was but little budae•a done. Wheat sold at from 60s.
to 78s. per quarter. Barley, 4'2s. to 525. Oats, 28.. to 20s.
Beans, 43+. to 48s. Peas, 525.

ELY, APRIL B.—At our corn-exch.nre to-day there was
a large attendance of the trade, and • modest•: supply of
grain, and for all descriptions prices ran nearly equal with
those of last week.

Extrraa, APRIL. 9.—We bad a moderate attendance at
our market to-day, end Wheat may lie noted rather higher.
Farmers demanded 10s. to 10s. 6d. per bushel, and, in con-
sequence, our millers were not anxious buyers. Barley is
becaminx scarce, and prices nominal. We had rather
more Oats offering, and prices rather lower.
LnernLx, Aram 9.—We had a small show of Wheat to-
day. The demand steady, at 3a. advance above the rates of
last week. Bed, 71s. to 745. ; white, 745. to 775. Barley,
455. to 505., but little doing. Oats and Beans in retail de-
mand, and prices were as last week.

Livengoor., APRIL 9.—Fleavy gales of wind prevailing
from the west, having brought many foreign vessels into thin
port since Monday last, we have to note from Europe and
America a large supply of Wheat, Barley, Indian Corn, and
Flour, with a fair quantity of Beans from Egypt, and a few
parcels ofgrain coastwise and from Ireland. Exclusive of mo-
derate transactions in Flour and Indian Corn on Wednea.
day, the trade from our last report 'to this date ha,. been
rather inactive, but at price, varying little from the general
currency stated in our circular of Tuesday. Our market
this morning, being again well attended by country millers,
several front distant parts of the interior, directing their
views priac:pally to good louden Wheats, the sales of
these descrintious were tolerably extensive, and having
little English at band, all qualities steadily reamed our bast
quotations. Sack Flour, continuing rr arty without eh--
mond, remained nominal in value; and though American
was in fair request, prime western brands receded 6:1. per !
barrel, whilst Orleans and other secondary kinds retained !
their previous value. Barley, Malt, and Beans still appeared
to attract very little notice, these article., OW well on Pte.,
merely sustaining the rant of Tuesday. Oats and Oatmeal,
the consumption for each having bean for some time past
much more limited than in former seasons, were the turn
cheaper again to day. Indian Corn, upon a fair demand for
Ireland, ',early maintained our lain quotations. Arrival.,
front the 6th to the 9th April, inclusive, into Liverpool and
Runcorn: Wheat, 13,200 qrs.; Barley, 3:790; Malt, 197;
Oats, 2,536; Rye, 16: Beans, 6,656 ; Indian Corn 14,218;
Indian Corn-meal, 6,596 barrels; Oatmeal, 338 loads; Flour,
349 tacks, 27,493 barrels.
MAIDSTONE, Aultll. B.—This day we had more inquiries
for Wheat, but not so great a was anticipated by the sellers,
there was evidently a demand for the present, but none
to increase stock. Red Wheat sold for 72e. to 75e.• white,
755. to 78x. The Lent corn is of a very tardy sale, pur-
chasers not taking more than necessary for one day to
another.

RIPON, APRIL B.—White wheat, 9s. 6d. to 10s. 9d. ; red,
Se. to 10s. 3d. Beans, 7a. to Bs. 3d. per bushel.
Barley, 51s. to Ma. Oats, 265. to 375. per qr. At our mar-
ket this day the supply was an average one. Wheat, ls. per
qr. devrer. Barley, Oat,, and Beans on the decline.

801-THAMPTOV, APRIL 9.—Dor market to-day waa dearer
for V:heat, without, however, mush doing. Other grain
without alteration in prices, although the trade is decidedly
firmer.

Vinatuos, Aram B.—The Wheat market was rather
limited to-day, and very dull and dear. Wheat, per load of
5 qrs., 201. to 211. 151. Dams, per quarter, 50.. to .565.
Peas, 525. to 565. Barley, 455. to 545. Oats, 325. to 375.

Rye, 50s. Tares, per bushel, 6s. W. to as. Flour, white,
per sack, 684.; household, 63s ; seconds, Us.
WAKEFIELD, Arialt 8.-Our arrivals this week are very
small, especially of Wheat; there is a fair demand for local
consumption, and an advance of 2.1. per qr. is obtained.
Fine Foreicrt Barter is Is. per qr. higher, and only a small
quantity offering. 'English as before. Oats are fully as dear,
and in request. Shelling steady. The value of Bean. is the
same, and a mod, rate sale. No variation in other articles.
The following are the current prices . Wheat, per qr. 601 b.
to the Mullet, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red, new, 743. to
75e. ; extra, 765.; white, 745. to 765. ; extra, 795. ; Norfolk,
and Hunts, 691. to 72a.; extra, 74e. ; white, 72.. to 755. ;
extra, 775. ; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 69*. to
725. ; extra, 745.; white, 71,. to 745. ; extra, 765.; York-
shire, red, Nia. to 70s. • extra, :725,; white, 725. to 744.;
errs, 76..; Danteic and Koaigsburg, white, 74.. to 765.;
extra, 78s. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 68s. to 72a. ;
-etre, 745. ; Mediterranean, rent, 65.. to 675.; seem! 70s.
I om
to 70s. ; extra, 72a. Barley, per
Norfolk and IS& 541', rat... 62%; lior.Otrantre•
a.'d Yorkshire, 495. to 60*.;
~v4trA5,,,,,521,„_. 4e, to
495. • extra, 60; foreign, 441*. ; •
extra, rm.
Beans, ;err qr., 6311 d. to the bushel, sanati, fine, frOs. to 615.,
extra, ; Ticks, 495. to Mo., extra, 01s. ; foreign, 48a. to
Ms., extra, 51.. Outs. per stone, mewling, 1.5 d. to 16d.
extra, 17d.; feeding, 15.1. to 16d., extra. I7d. ; foreign, 154.
to 16d., extra, 17d. Shelling. per load of 261 lbs., 435.
to 445. Malt, per load of 6 hushels, 62a. to 635., extra, 545.
Peas, per imp. qr., blue and whits boilers, 60s. to 561.,
extra, 60s. ; grey and teed, 465. to 48,., extra, 60s. Rape-
seed. per last., imp., English, 291. to 301. ; foreign, 291.
to 301. Limo eat, per imp. qr., 465. to 50.. Imports during
the week : Wheat, 2,810 qrs. • Barley, 22537 • Outs, 463 ;
Beans, 4.7,9 t Peas, 293; Rapeseed, 468 ; Linseed, 160 ; Shel-
ling, 75 loads.

HOPS.— BOROI7GH MARICF.T. Two O'Mek.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that there
is scarcely anything doing in the trade, and prices remain the
s tme.

MO • East XsEa,pelrl. 040107. 0 Trarlls• Kazis— p I& to 4( •
4.4444. 4 410 0 Yisrllag doom. 0 101 OIS
Sums Ol.lO II 1014 . . a 11i M 0 •
tarok's. I Au; II

IlanTa.—The plants for the coming reison are beginning
to show. The cold weather, of so long continuance, causes
them to be a month later than last spring yet, with a tine
warm summer, that may be overcome, for the well-known
rapid growth of the biue soon makes up for a late spring.
Salle of the moot prolific seasons Lave been after severe and
long winters, 1828 particularly. The gardens have been well
=snared, dug, and cleaned, and during the Mat month no
betty r weather could have been for such operations. Poleing
stobout Tinhorn, Alton, and villages around, is becoming
general.; and on the slight hillocks from whence the plant
shoots, the white bine plant, as well as the golden, look■
healthy. Two or three weeks' tine, warm, growing weather
will give an agreeable change is every district where this
useful bitter is grown.
WORCESTER, APRIL 9.—There is Ito improvement yet in
the Hop market; and, as the supplies are small, prices are
quite firm, except fur inferior sons, which are a turn cheaper.
Present rotes per cwt:—low and middling, 70s. to 80s. ;
fine and choice, 84s. to 90s. ; yearlings, and of the growth of
1844, from 404. to 70s. ; old olds, 200. to 50s.

CATTLE, &c.—BrcEsTER EAKTP.R FAIR, APRIL 9.
—Thera were about the average number of Horses ; in these
trade was good, at high prices ; most of those of a useful and
workitig character were sold. The Cow stock was large,
but trade was dull ; heifers made (core 141. to 181., and
barrenero from 111. to 121. each. A large number of Sheila
were penned trade was far from brisk, but yet a consider-
able number were sold, at high prices. Pegs, from 265. to
48s. ; couples, from 3Ss. to 465. each ; tat Sheep, 4s. 44.
per stone.
DARLINGTON EASTER FAIR.-At our Easter fair we had
a very good supply of fat meat, which sold at prices fully
equal to last week, Beef bringing from 6s. 6.1. to 7.. There
seas a very large show of grazing c.attle, with a tolerable de-
mand, many large lois being purchased for the moth. There
was was ulso a large show of prime Bulls. The Horse show
was about as usual.

FAHILINODON MONTHLY MAILKET.—UpWttiII of 1,500
Sheep were penned, and mach animation prev..iled in the
trade ; there being a very large attendance of buytrs, the
whole were won bought up, and a clearance Wetted early in
the day. Fat Cattle : There was a good supply of these,
end soma remarkably tine beasts; the trade was brisk, and
much business done. Lean Stock: An abundant supply,
and the urentsr part ehanqed hands. ktilelt Cows wore arum
to 29/. Pi,p : A email supply, but equal to the demand,
the keep continuing dear. Beef, 40. ; Mutton, shorn, 4s.
to 41. 411.; and in the wool, 51.

Norr INGHAM, ATRIL 7.—There wu a good attendance
of buyers, and an adequate supply of stock. The best were
nearly uU bought up, at from 7s. to 7a. 4d. ; inferior, 6s. to
7s. Shcep wi re plentiful, and all sold; the wooled ones
making from 7d. to 71d.; aborn ones, about 6d. Calm
fetched 7s. to 7s. 3d. Pigs were 'ought after; bacon Pigs
realising 7s. to 7s. 3d. ; porkers, 61. to 7s. Rough Fat,

OTLEY SPRING FAIR, Aram 7. The tint of them
fair., held this day, was well supplied with grazing stock,
both hom. -bred and Irish. There was a large number of
farmers and dealers in attendance. The lateness of the
spring prevented any great extent of business being trans-
acted. CirszicrA wt re not over anxious to purchase, except
at a reduction in price. Of in-calving stock the supply was
not good, au-i prices firm.

WADLEY Fata.—This Home fair wee but small, and
those on the ground were of an inferior description. There
were some fine Horses it. thetown the day previous, but they
were bought up at high prices.
WoomeltlDAtt Fate.—The annual mart for the sale of
stack, which is celebrated for the rho., of Haves, took
place on Tuesday last, at the usual place. The short of fat
Helots was not so large as on former years, but the sale was
brisk, and much business wee transacted at 7s. fal. to 7t. 9d.
per stone. The fat Sheep exhibited were few in number, but
they met a randy sale at 9s. 11. to 9s. fid. per stone. There
was a good show of Ilogget Sheep, which did not appear to
he much sought after, as the majority were driven from the
field unsold. The quantity of lean stock was small, compared
wits that shown iu former parr, and business was brisk.

COVENT GAltDEN.—This Morning.—Supplies
of most kinds of Vegetables continua to be but limited, and
high prices are still reali-ed. Fruit is scarce, excepting
Pine Apples, which, although small, are sufficient for the
demand. Foreign Grapes are far from being plentiful. Pears
are ec.irce; good samples of Ne plus Meuris fetch from
4s. to 6r. per dozen. Apples are also scarce. Oranges are
more plentiful, but continue to fetch good prices. Nuts are
sufficient for the demand. Walnuts are scarcer, and as are
Chestnuts. Lemons are rather plentiful. Of Vegetables,
Winter Greens are scarce ; as are also all kinds of Broeoli,
that from Cornwall reali-ing from Is. 6d. to Its. per dozen
heeds. Carrots and Turnips are cheaper. French Beans
are plentiful. Celery is scarcer, but of inferior quality.
l'otatoca are fetching still higher prices. Lettuces and En-
dive are scarce; but other Salading is plentiful. Mush-
rooms are a little cheaper. Some samples of frame Potatoes
hare appeared, but they are not of very good quality. Cut
Flowers consist of Heaths, Jasmines, Camellias, Pelargo-
niums, Gardenias, Cacti, Cinerarias, Tulips, Lily of the
Valley, Neapolitan Violets, Roman Nucissus, Ilyatinths,
Lilacs, Euphorbis jacquiniiiora, hors comings, Acacias,
Azaleas, Mose and other Roses.

rit-uxrs.

Pine Apple, per lb. Ss in e•
Ora roe, Ponape!, per lb. le rob CA
Au ewberres, per

App 4s, Deer. per bv;11, 10. to 254
)(WM.. I. to 10e
term. per kr glee., ICY to lbn
Orrngcs, per dos. Is !r,

per 100.1 e to
Drell!, per 100, Is to lr
per be., told wr

1. mod, pre do., Is tele
—per Id, Se to 14s
Almond., per peck,
mup pr'

hoot per lb., ft to k•
Yam, Onb, pet ,1111. to Ilk
asteoloos,
Ilostlttio to 110

%puma, 201
Walnuts, per ballet lb La 101
Moonlit., lb to SU
I'ABLES

Cablaws,rell. per dnr, As Mils
Savers, per to.. Is teils

iiintees, per los benches, 4.10 es
Bracell, pee Meek. Is to rs
Mt/chokes. Ise., p ht... Is se Is 14
Preach beans, per 100,1 s u •id
Morsel. par Of-sieve, Is Id to 2s
p*, tam, IPA le UN
eon. 7, 6.4 Mli

Sh-siFsts, pn lb, U th Is
04,11 e. per 10.4 d told
Spinach. per sieve. la Id to fa Li
Asparagus. per lOC, Is 1 10.
&Ace, per passer, II to 2. 4d
Salsify, p-r bundle, Is ts Is fd
I. 34 tab 44
brume 'a Syron's, pr b•re, I. tab
Lettere, rata, per Irtiairre, 3. la 44
Eadlre, per store. Id YIP
/Ladish.. per If Wrist. Id id to is
■ndlithoin, per petite, NI to I.
840•41 Oslado. per pthOP4,I4I to id
NNW. pm lima- NI
Mum, pr NEN. Id le dd
Twos, Id. NEN, N
Wainends, doe u ma bad, id co St
Path147,catz11:4...17e,44 so 74
pro Nedth. Is Id Is ft
Tandem, per , 44
Wag was. trasen.l4l to Is
IddoNsoid, pa Nock, id to 4d

- ;I if to 4fd
per bee .4s to Gs ad
Tan I pd, pv be ►ombes. fa to de
IN beet, ►er doe. Is te
Ilene Rene/. pm Math, le to Go
Cemeners, aeiß. la 4

iio7.74:;!ii.:;f:;i.7t. a

ileisTper doe. y el to is
Oder,. ►er bootto, Iht to ft ft
Comb, per doo boortoto • 7. to ft
Parsnip.. per for, ft to ft
Clotoft,por beftel, ft to ft
Oponlft, pr aft. Is ft to ft

For Yeaterdsp'• itanbets am lea pap.

SHIPPING.
Mgrs ARRIVED.—DubIin,3; Waterford, 2 ; Donaghadee
1; French, 1; Flanders, 1.
Lownox, April 10.—Wind this day at neon, W.N.W.,
fresh breeze, and fine, clear weather.
Hsi; April9.—N.W. to W.N.W.; 10 P.M., S.W., strong
and squally.—Arrivod: Thomas Blythe, Mauritius; Helen;
Pernambuco, for Stockholm; Ellen Irving, Jamaica; Al-
fred, Charleston; l'rincras, Baton. Failed: Thorwaldeen,
St. Croix. Arrived from the river: Velocity, Quebec. The
brig Demerest, of Liverpool, dismasted and abandoned, was
seen to founder, on the 23rd ult., in lat. 41 N., long. 33 W.,
by the Ellen, arrived in the Downs.
POILTSMOUrtr, April I.—N.W., squally.--Arrived: Jenne
Constant, Sunderland, for Nantes, leaky.
FALMOUTH, April 9.—N.W.—Sailed: Express Packet,
Madeira, are., and Brazil.
SUNDRHLAND, April B.—W.N.W.—Sailed England
Queen, Montreal; 'William, Earl of Durham, and Arno,
Quebec, _ _ -

Orr Govan, April 9.—N.W.—George Canning 7 Char-
leston.

April 9.—W.N.W.—Sailed : Corinthian, Quebec.
It hat bl.,wu very heavy gales, during the last thirty-six
hours, from S.W. to N.W.
. .

Ctcris April B.—W., very etiffbreeze.—Arrived : Fanny,
New Orleans; Superb, New Orleans. Put back: Janet
Thompson, for Valparmso ; Rolla, for Antigua; Northum-
berland, Quebre.
Coat, April 7.—Westarly.—Arrived: Agent, New Or-
leans. Sailed : Urania. Quebec.
. . .

---WitriAPril9.—The Good Intent is on shorebere, and
Ekely to become a wreck. The Elien, of Abe
been abandoned at sea; crew picked up yeaterd=k
off Land', End, after being four days in thiZaat
dead. It is blowing • heavy gale from N. Mt „ 'e,
Orr Doren, April 9.—City of Derry, C r,„;
Taoote, April 2.—Sailed Colling•wood, aL
DUBLIN, April 7.—W. to N.W.—Antrills' 1 Castle, New New York. . !V:* • ,
Lerre.--Sailed : Pomona, Miranuctu.
Lownott, April 10.—The Admiral ItcalneA of MA rj2
towing out of the Teti on the 30th tilt., gotigt=rowl
North Oar; Ita. been "Bawd off, very leaky% • w
Middleborough to discharge. .7-7`
N. 0

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