... ,4R7CULTURB, .MAR!CES, m. tv1V At Darlington nmarket, on1 Monday last, there. was USsupply of cur',, which met wvith ready sue ; ar~ces much samre as the precedinig week. Wheat tioot 14. to 36s. 0; sy 4;. to 6a. Gd. Barley 103~ols en ~. to 12s. er it,- LONDON MARKErIs-Dec. c4. iC C`orrara.-- Il hsielvice fr om' thle Uroiled btaces mnentfr to- hat no extensive shipmentms are expected for sonic ...

... AGRICLTURE, MARKETS, Wc. The fortnight fairs at Carlisle, Skipton, Gisabrn, and Seittl, exhibited a large shew of good fat beasts, and sales were rather brisker than lately, at a 4mall advance in price. Chichester market, on Wednesday, exhibited the largest supply of prime beef ever remembered by the oldest botcher in that county; and not more than one-third, it is suppoied, met with ...

... MARKET PRICEiS. ABERDEEN. Is. Loaf lweiglia Sib. 3io. 2dr. Pork - - ;d to -id Oatncali, i j eck 18d to 25 d ( Butter - - I ?? .Q I ;d Barley Ditto - lid to 1'2d Eggs, ;;er daoen I 2d to ! !idt Potatois, - I 5d to l 8d Cheese, p. stone G.s Pld to 7s 'ai ?? - - SrLd to -d Tallow - - l0 to ?? leef; pet lb. - 4d to 7d LHaI - 91 to ?? t SI littoa - - 'Id to 7{ ?? Hidles. rlb. 0/) TII d t Veal - - ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKETS, Len. A correspon4ent of an agricultural Journal observes, that an unusual quantity of sings may be expected amongst the yrouing wheats, in cerpsequence of so much continued wet weatlher; i and says, be has found ly experience, thatlime, ?? , the kiln, and slaked in the evening, will be in a proper state ; nexr morning.to be taken in slight dung cart, and spread by two men ...

... EDINBURGH CORNJ MARKET-t9C- 21 Vile had a small supply of wheat to-day, and sales were ratsher brisker than-last day, at a reduction on average otfiull Is. per boll. Best old, ?? heqs new, 62s. 'A good supply of barley; fine samples obtained ready sale at-last pricts; best 449. , inferior heavy, and nearly as last. A large supply of oats, good nrealing samples rather eiceeded last quotation; ...

... CHANCi2 IO5ION-Decb 0. Ii 1ie s . of \jiYb at and Barley from d I. I~fre suYP ) I. -I - a Afl-d ?? ?? CO ) E ?? and Barleyr Srom - Suffolk Car lt hiliu~.,ready sale at Monday'spie. 010,0n119a nd oats, fully support Monday's price, al.- pevase a oad arrivald of each. ,i1ltNFe1 1rlELD MARKET-Dec. 20. C P ,d tO 5S cl! I Veal ?? 4s 6d to 5s Sd, . ?? ts 6t ' ?? 4s Od to 5s 4d, OF EXCHANGE, LONDON ...

... ATCVULTURAR, 1ARKATS, Vc. GLASGOW MARKETS-DEc. 14 S COTTON.-i'he sales of the week amount t9 31t6 bales, in- P cludisg public gales. Sea Island Georgia.S8, at 2s 4d. tro .S. 6o-btained do. 54, at 23d, to 2s,-Bowed do. 15, at O9ld- Nlew Orleans ]0, at 19-d,L-iAranharm 28, at 2os. Cjd.-:De. sunesar 4$, at 215d. to 224i,-Surinam 30, at 20id.-,Caria- G cou 56, at 20'd.-Demer~p 43, by public sale, ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKATS, Wc. . At Tinverness Martinmas market, last week, there was a greater juinsler of cattle than usual; prices were rather high- er than of late, but few weresc Li. Butterand cheese, o woich there was a great quantity, sold at 20s. and 5s. per stone. At Alresford (Hants) second annual great sheep njarket, S on Tbursday last, there were 7000 sheep and lambs penn-a, and nearly ...

... 4'GRICULTURE, MARKETS, W. At St Anorew's-ma1s fair, held at Pefthyesterday, there was a pretty go00 show of black cattle, but rather an indicr- 2 tnt show of horses; both of which so'd at aus advaniced price. Good lhoraeq gave from L- 20 to 1.25; lean stots were abut 35s. a head higher thn 3t iast fair, and good ?? brought at an average 7s. a atone. Good cows at the calving were scarce, anl ...

... ,iGRICULTV/RE,-MARKES. Lc. The very favourable weather for this fortnight past ha snow very nearly brought this very precarioaos barvest to a conclu- 4ion, the crop in general in much better order than was 'x pected ; the price of oatmeal has. in consequence of this and a great quantity in the market, been reduced 3s. or 10s. per ?? C4raamiae. Mr Ben. Trinmble, of Burgh-l)h-Sands, Cumberland, ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKETS, Clfc. ENGLAND. Theapparent scarcity of bread corn in England, from a combination of causes, will require legislative intervention to prevent the distress being Increased by a continuance of those fraudulent practices in the meal trade, which have been suffer- ed too lung to oppress the-people, and disgrace the police of thiL country. Much corn remains still abroad in the ...

... SCOTCH BAN/KIUPTS Jrs S~l:QUES iTKRA ?? l'rx~sBnowx, inianufactunt-, late nf p,31 Glaegcw-Crediacocas mect il the Pri;ce of Xtaj av owin li h011 Lrheenihi r and 14th Jrrnuary, 1 2 o'clock. t c there Jou e KE i.OCr, linlenmantcif.cturer, residing at ColUaddI in tlbe paii 0c of Clolsccrnc-Credit~os meet in the Glob )m DunFries, 8th anwl 39chc January, onle o'clok lilt, Ile WiLi.iaMt KrNc, ...