... I l - cc8OMa aozeam LIST, FO 'flXz W-rES EZNDING MONDAY LAST. IMPORTS. ROTTERDAM.-N3 bales flax,61 mats tow, 12bagsfiaxseed I barrel salted herrings, Leys, M asson, & Co.; 20 bales flax, Milne, Cruden, & Co.;- 1s hales flax.-l hhd. linseed, Rich. ards & Co. ;. 15 mats flax. I bag onion seed, A. & W. Thomrn 7 bales clover seed, W. Davidson & Co.; 4 bales do., I ho tobacco pipes, James ...

... I - - Cattle and Dleat. Markets. I SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, Monday, June14. The supply of foreign stock on offer to-day consisted of E 220 oxen and cows, 689 sheep and lambs, and 31 calves, in very middling condition. From our own grazing districts, the arrivals of beasts fresh up this morning were seasonably ex- tensive, and about T00 head nore th an on Monday last. This E increase in the ...

... The following communication has been received by Mr .Bannerman, Ma., from the Board of Trade:- ffice of Vnmmittee of Privy Council for Trade, Whitehall, i5th May. 1847. Sjr,_- am directed by the Lords of tie Committee of priy Council for Trade, to inform YOU that it appears, by a despatch from her Majesty's Consul General at Christiania. that the catch of Norwegian herrings has greatly ...

... London and Frovincial Grain W~axkets I~ ~ ~~~ I _ I Lni MARK LANE, Lo.NDoN;, Monday, 10th January, 1848. Ofl The show of English Wheat this morning was moderate, go and the trade was steady, tho' the demand was by no Mean tic active; the best conditioned samples were disposed of at the at full rates of last Monday, but any thing inferior hung on hand. Foreign Wheat was only in retail request, ...

... CO MMES DRaM &3CItD, tI ; OR THE WXEK ENDING XONDAT LAXT. iMPORTS. APPgLg-jsquarterswheat,.William Wbite'g'Executin-; 242 quarters wheat, William Webster -0o quartersdo,, Alexander Eddie - 57 quarters te rae AlIeander Smith. Agnes, (97 tons,) lbavid Hamnblin. master., HAIMBURG.-100 quarters wheat, William Webster; 180oa do., John Webster; 100 quarters do., James Forsyth ,o gqarters do., ...

... Downin,7Sereet,_Dec. i.~ The Queen has been Pleased to iiPDoixit Robert Ehenie zer Brown. Esq., M.D.. to be Colonial Surgeofifor her Majesty's Forts and Settlements on' the Gold Coast. War 0111ce, November 24. 6th Dragoon Guards-Captain Thomas St. George Lister, from half-pay Portuguese Officers, to be Captain. vice Daniel Henry -Mackinnon, apoointed Paymater 43d Foot; Lieutenant Frederick ...

... A33MEBEN IIZTS. I ^w19!1x1EtW assz~~~~~~~ ABERDEEN CORN MARKET. FRIAYLas.- The market to-day was but thinly a% td,'nand not Ui&i ness doing. What was done was at prices sfmilar to 1t TeeL. Potato Oats it IS G4 to 19s Odl Common Oats. _. ; s to IWs 913 Bear, . .26s oah 0 52 lbs. per bh1e Barley 26s od to oofs odP, Wheat .. .. .oi to 52s 04 per ...

... 7- -CO - co=EzcxLL LzST. Illy I, KINIGM NA AT sub-I lents IMPORTS. their JER~rY._-I000 bushels of apples, t5 bushels of onions, 45 bushels aom_ pears, George Pegler. Cassandar (iStonsjitussel, master.. sod QIJERBEC-59 pieces timber, 1757 pieces staves, 499 pieces deals, da-6 halfwbarrels of Sour,: ( barrels of apples, and 1 box of maple sugar and succades, D. Rose. & Co. st. Ln;Wrauce G-ULU ...

... EDINBGH OIL..ET, NOI.& i Te sheepi ,uiarket smb t'was tolerably weull *ip P . .emand bein good, fonrer rates were full sup heepreplbsedmen ,4Od. iterir, sd.; and mel. mig ag, Qd ll tw~ disrposed oL - be .- ws but indi iferitly supplied} ith i pe Q t ,Se'f,- were good fonud-purchasers at y last week's ss; tosiee .ethte ahoadmI~old .. t !,ttle to-,dan.*ndjmwit athienit Aredn . r the buner, sales ...

... London and Proincial Grain =arkets. OLD CORN EXCHANGR, MONDAY, December2l. The supply of English wheat to this mornintg's marke.t was very small, butftlly suilicieotto meet tho wvatts of our nillers; we had bitt a slow sale, though former prices vwcre well supported, and generally reaslized. T here vas a little more inquiry for free Foreignl wheat, chiefly fron country buyers, but holders ...

... Cattle and aeat AreI I SMlITHFIELD, MoDsAYS' ch 16, Owing, we presume, to the near approach' of that peried 'h, foreign stock will be admitted for coas1muPtion free of d imports from abroad, during the past *eek, have been sml'W ten omen, forty-six cows, and DO sheep from Harlingen. and I oxen and cows, together with twenty-four sheep fronm To-day. very few beastsorsheep imported from abroad ...

... I - I SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, Monday,lMay 24. There were on sale to-day about 250 beasts. 380 sheep, 120 lambs, and 20 calves from abroad, the whole of Shieh were disposed of at full prices. The arrivals of beasts fresh up this morning from oulr own grazing districts were seasonably good, and of excellent quality, especially those from Norfolk and the western and niidlnd counties. -The ...