... a supply of Beasts as ?? thipt, exhibited for sale~ix our miarket this morning, yet there 32s. to; Iwers,'com'paratlvely sp'eaking, but 'fei inferior Beasts, if tar in i pwe lea've 'out of the qiesti80i those from Ijelanjd, whicshare There, scaraely ever ...

... tire yieaar 8,3Gl. n W.ith eercsr to te prdoeset'state of, prices~ at Berise,, &e we be do .nat think. they arch strictly speaking, any lower than they 4were at the Fairs, however muds wensay differ, isuihis opsasun, a srom others Who see at a distance ...

... Leipzig state, that the retail businees was satisfactory; but of that more Important branae,-the wholesale-departmcnt,-they speak less sfavourably. The writer complains of the unsettled state of affalrs in the Eaot, which causes the euetomers of the Lelp%;gFair ...

... ) the prices have been somewhat on the. deeline. Thli mornlng, bowever, the number of Beasts oI sale waas; comnparativei$ speaking, moderate; but thouglh the sales wee, on the whole, more readily effeeted tbr,,: on this. day se'nnight, the trade was -in ...

... and Irish Beasts, which were received from Warwickshire, Oxfordshire, Devon- shire, and Wales, ?? there awere, comparatively speak- Ing, very few superior Scots frsm any quarter offering. The late exceedingly unremunerative prices at which those Beasts received ...

... shalt hazaird a conjecture or two as to its probable extent. We take tire fareiga demaod first-and vy heer we speak of the foreign demand, we speak of the Amnern M.n; our exports to other countrties being, individually, small, nd thoegh in the aggregate, ...

... and in- be bg ferior fquality;, from Nosrfolk, Devonshire, ilerefordshire, for to Sussex, Wales, and Scotland, generally speaking, very COX ax prime. Owing to the weatber being favoulrable to slaughter- a :ny Ing, and the attendance of both London and ...

... must still be anything but I leasari. Blasi g In mirad, hnweser, the iperavion of ?? Pr uari in Letgre, sir more prnperly speaking, of t)ir own suicidal OCrt rese. awerich irdrice that caifederathin, and lorkiang too at the rietroteion rif ur trade vith ...

... particularly for- Beef, schich brought a considerable ad. vance upon the prices of lost week. The quality of the stoge, centrally speaking, wasa Of the best description: in. dJeO, we do sout recollect ever antic a cholce seleetlois of primne stock:here on anly ...

... Tnoops--We sec by tile papers that of troops are couning out fromn Ireland to be quartered in or g Yorkshire and Lancashire. Thin speaks well for the gols P.. tranquillity of the sister kingdom, but we fear not pay 'at etqually well for the manufacturing districts ...

... MIONTH OF JANUARY, 1839. D dec Our report for the closing Month of 1838 was favour. bil Y abe,-we are not in a situation to speak of the commencing month apl 0 of 1839 in similar terms. No great surprise need be felt at thie, r since it rarely happens that ...

... prices, are understood to be petershamt and beavers, with, we at suppoee, a moderate quantity of double-milled cloths. We speak er rather doubtfully as to the latter kind, because see have not heard of them as we did last year, on all hands. Then, as ...