... c LlONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. 0 Monday, May ?? fresh arrivals of wheat up to this co morning's mirket being limited, and the attendance of dealers s sormewhat numerons, the wheattrade was firm, and last Monday's s i, quotations were well supported, Barley aid malt went off slowly A S at Inte rates. Good eats were inquired for on full terms, but SC otherwise the trade was dull. CURRUNT ...

... COMMWSERCSIAL LIST. watE; lN'lsl~s, O.N MOXI)AY LAST. IMPORTS. t oT7rsAD ?? ?? 1 !ICroldCr, & CO. , tbaskets tobacco pipes, W. Sloith. I cask imtoaler, N'eil SaItl , j U Is. 12 tins, I c;re 1Riau deColagrie. I tableau, Stewart h Chivars. 8 ltass, VV. Lunainlest. li casks butter, A. aortimer. 31) builhels apples, A. C. W'att. S! tasts tais aI cattle, Stewart, Iosell, & Co. Ill chleeses, A. ...

... FARMS BANFFSHIRE TO LET. T» E FARMS on the FORGLEN and BANFF A Estates, the property Sir Abercbomby iiirkenbog and Forglen, Baronet, viz. Imp. ecutaininK 2 34, or thereby. Lil m-E BLACK POM N, contnininir 0, *> BRVDOCK, m 3 6. „ GAWNSMOSS, containinsf 40 0, >. LITTLR WHITEFIELD, containing 92 20, Will be let, within the Writing Chambers of Jamks Rose, Solicitor in Banff, upon the 12th ...

... r'IIAT substantially-built, and well-finished HOUSE, Ko. 35, J- Victoria Place, presently occupied by D. Macdonald, Esq. If not Sold, it will be Let, either in whole or in part. Also, to be Sold or Feued, the PIECE of GROUND immediately adjoining. j For particulars, enquire at the House. I Aberdeen, 13th Jan. 1846. ...

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... • 8. 6 Inferior Mutton 3 10 Middling do 10 2 Prime do 4 4 Veal 6 Small Pork 4 . TTLE MARKET, Nov. 4. f we had moderate supply both demand; cattle met a good sale, » nfl 6d. per stone of lb over last week * ;re difficult to purchase, and week's rates, or perhaps about jd * ss. 9d. to 6s. tid. per stone offal. TTLE MARKET, Nov. 6. . was not so fully supplied la* 1 nd, former rates were fully ...

... . i«p?3fc'T'llE ABERDEEN AND EDINBURGH 1 Steamers are appointed to Sail as under, (weather per- FROM ABERDEEN HARBOUR. DUNDEE TUESDAY, Dec. 23, at 7, a.m. «ONNIE DUNDEE ].TUESDAY, Dec. 30, at 7, a.m. . FROM ORANTON PIER, Ronnie Dundee Thursday Morning, Dec. 25. fcONNIE DUNDEE THURSDAY Morning, Jan. 1. Aberdeen, 2d Dec. 1845. •„» The Company respectfully request that Passengers will he ...

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... Perth —Mr John Flockhart, writer; Mr Win. Peddie; D. Mackenzie Edinburgh Messrs Alex. Allan & Co.; Mr David Murray, accountant Glasgow— J. Ferguson ; J. Watson; Messrs James and Thos. Tassie, merchants; Messrs Nicholson & Stiven Dumfries —Mr James Messrs Crichton & Smith, Port-Glasgow —Mr J. Buchan Kilmarnock —Mr J. Torrence Lochgilphead—Mr M. Munro Inverness—Mr'Wm. MTntosh and Mr D. Prophet ...

... It is believed, that slr Frederick Goulburn, son of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, is to be the new Commissioner of Customs, in the place ot the Hon. Heneage Legge, lately deceased. Observer. or several years past the river Thames has not presented such a scene of bustle for the last few days. For a distance of nearly five miles from London Bridge the river has the appearance of a thickly ...

... GUSJN T?AlUT?. dif CORN EXCHiANGES, loNDaY, Jan. 11. itfl Owing to the river bebng still mulch covered with ice, and the by thin attenidance of both Lonidonl and country dealers, the deliaaud he fir nil ilescrip~tioels iii Eiiglish wheat was in a very inanhnate nig uaxtr, intal the 1iriccs wvere nwominally the same ts on Itnuday last. I AS fese traiisslctonsn were iei)nttili in bonded whseat ...

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