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... &iVARKETi' X L-ZICES. I L ?? - . L ,; AidE l'Dl, N. i Quartern Loaf fld to 30i j :, - - . ro sil c jat{ln c per ci(ck 7 ' - - ;;d t?t s rotatess, - o21 to l1( j hu ' - - ' s's 1i. i )tii $ - 'ie t!t l. Od C ;! ?? ' -, 'i , t:t- - mM 10( to 2e !. ?? f.it. st: ...
... b5XQUESTRATI0NS. JAmr.es THN, builder at Bonnington, near Leith-Credi- tor6 meet in the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse, Edinburgh, 28th September and 19th Octobers-one o'clock. DINs8sToN aud'Djcuir, mercers aod drapers, in Donum. ?? meet in Grive's coffeehouse, there, 29tb- Septeyaber and 13th October, one, o'clock. EX AMINATIONSS, &C ALEXANDER CROSS, manufacturer and merchant, at Clydeside, near ...
... LE&H IAWPORTS AND EXPORTS. Mentor, from Riga, with 9 e. St. deals, 1. S. 7. deal cnds, i. 1. 0. batten ends, and I fathom lathlwood, to order. . Jessie, from Damzic, with 77. 2. 0. staves, for W. God& dard and Co. Janet, from Gottenburgh, with 7Q.piteces fir timber, 2. 0, I5S. desls, 5. 2. 12. d&al ends, for Dudgeon, Dickson ?? Co' I- 61 bars iron, tor W. and J. Crawford.-1. 2. 0. deas ends, ...
... REPORT OX THE CORAN TRADP. ch (Coistinued from our paper of Thursday last.) r ~at Mr D. Stewart, a land-agent and surveyor, stated that in the course of his profession he had been much in Ireland during drt the last seven years. In that tin-e grest improvement had ta-r in ken place in noblemen's and gentlemen's demesnes, and also in ies the places held-by those persons denominated middlemen; ...
... ufi~~v~e,v aasva,.vCJ.. SEQUE9 rRATSONS. vnr DAVID GRIeVF, grocer, Cosvgete, Edinburgl-creditors he meet in the Ro l ?? Coffltouse, there, 1ith Sep. ?? and 4th October, owae o'ciock. EXAMINATIONS, &c. - LEwis TasoaSosN, smith and ironnionger, Edislbargh, to ae be examined ih the Sheriff-clerk's offlc-, there, 2ith Sepela. _ber and 3d Ocrober, two ('clock. ch ALFeXAS DrR WAL.FeRR and CO. ...
... R EPORT ON THE CORN, TRADE. (Continued from our paper of Saturday last.) There was laid before the Com*nittee, by their order, an ac- count of the number of inclosuse bills in eath sesoitio, since the Revolution. It appeared fromn this dodument, that in the reign of Queen Anne, the number of the-e bills was three; in the reign of George Lthere were 16; in the reign of George If. there were 223 ...
... IMPORTS. 0 Grace, from St Petersburgh, with 81 casks tallowi S44 bobbins flax, sixty mats, 14 deal endc, for Robert Anderson & Co.-Il bundles hemp, 1 bobbins flax, for Wauchope le and Moodie.-1 bag wheat, I bag dats, for Thomas Hender- rt son. 1, Annie, from ditto, with 45 bundles hemp, for Balfour, Ju- nor, and Co.-520 bars iron, for William Caddell and Son.- 22. deals, for William Simpsoh. d ...
... IM PtO RT5. Grev Wed el Jarlberg, from Dram, with 8FtO pieces fir timber, S. 2. 01. deals, S.1. 0. deal ends, and 2. 0. 0. battens, for Reid, Auld, and Co.-I. 0. 0. deals, 8 spars, 2 oars, and, 3 dozen boat scoops, for the Master. Minerva, from Harlingen, with 7397 cheeses, for Hardie and Co. Endraght, from do. with 150 bales 866 bundles flax, and 4i49 useeses, for Hardie anol Co. EXPORTS. ...
... DJiARKE'T PRICES, A III:IlD M iN. Q'nrtern.I.oaf 9d to I 'It' V;-:i - ;i LI I ;i I lcv . i)r pt a;- c I .isl to 1,1 r ?? - 06 to Barley Dito - I id :o l2d 1? It`,r - ?i Potatuoe , Id to In ?? : p, den{.'z1 'l ?? to att - - .o od e SS Ot tO i.i Oatc-,, pen . ..S Ti ;to ?? 16; to ; Bear . .! to '2 L Iay - - lovl to 1- Beet; p-r 1. - 4.o to Sd jinw ?I i ..i t0 5 .o I ttoti - * i .t 1 to 8.1 Ce! ...
... LEITH MARKETS-StmT. 8. 1, FLAX.-.Nd transactions in this article worthy of notice. If CLEAN HeMP-tHas been effected at 56s. 5, TALLO*-Has rather advanced in price, and several prettr t large sales have been effecred at S5s. for Yellow Candle, and n the demand continues steady; holders look for even bigher ,- prices. is AsnEs.-Amerlean Ist Pot and Pearl have been sold it - small quantities at ...
... LIVERPOOlL M-ARKETS-SEPT. 17. COTTON.-The eales amount to 6000 bags. Sea Island Georgia 3no, at Ss. 7d. to 4s.-Pernambucco 1400, at 2s. 10id. to Sc.-Maranham 1300, ar 2s. 9GU. to Xe. 10d.-Bahia 900, at 2s. 8jd. to 2s. ?? 550, at 2s. 7jdd.tu 2s. 91d. Barbadoes 40, at 2a. 6d. to 2s:. 61I' SUCAR.-Of British Plartation, at an advance of Is. 1100 hogsliads have been sold. Bflown Jamaica at 98s. to. ...
... I (Concluded from our paper of Monday last.) E IV. PROOFS ACQtIlRED BY TIHE MILLER. S MrJ. Deane Parker stated, that ie had mills near Canter- ,bury, and hadgroundwheat on hisown account,part of whih n he sold in his neighbourbood and part in the London market. f tle had not generally ground foreign wheat, but in large imn. C t poratoitiis head ground a cbfsiderable quantity. The quali- I I ...