... I , a 7C U LT U I , M A E 7S , . or. From the Ist t'the 5-hi the tenaperature of the air was le- cold, with. more Itensie tros't than usua at that e agl perio a-of tse seasonl. Frmte5t r 27th tile wethe ws e ni-. nerally-sharp arid dry, 'and very ftivoursbl 'fo at itltta tif oper.atlonl5 Fromt the 27t'h tortitS ~id, the weafilof'has been on, a compound of rain atid hg sualls of ',hind, and' ...

... AGJRiGULTURE, MARKEI7S, Vc. Great quantities of flour continue to arrive at Liverpool from ; er America ; every week of late near 20,oc) a-week. As it is a a le. manufactured article it pays a duty of 10s. per barrel, and rice a- 2es. 6d. per cwt. It would be a great relief to the country if tc e- thse duties were suspended, whets wheat is above B0o. per quarter, or '40s. per boll. At ...

... AdGRICULTURE, MARK'Els, vc At Boston fair, on the 5th of May, the shew of sheep was very large; acd motwithstandilg the long continued drought, they sold well. Next day there was a larger sheev of fat beastr than at the late Lincoln fair, and they said at prices fully equal to what was obtained there. At Llaingavelech fair, the shew of cattle was not so large as is usual at this season; much ...

... GOMMERCE9 AGRICULTURB, MA2;KA7S, ?? At Hawyick f ir, on Tuesday seeennight,- there was a good, c! hew ot Cattle~ and 3,quilck demjand1 at h pigb~cts ;! . r ; ?? ?? io i ,he harvest had een eonctdde4fi1af ?? Hightand distircts, but'snome field ef oats stsl remala to be cut 4ow ,Aqiqlpg the bills tO the northof the C e of.t Giwrie, 4 oiuc .greater, breadth tbaun ?? Was jl4_pnderipo;at6es in the ...

... COMMERCGE, AGRICULTURB, MARKE7Y, 1e. ?? ~ vr a vii Ue. NGLANI). 0- For the first fortnight in October rain was wanted to en. I- able the farmer to plough for wheat, since which the weather has been every thing that could be desired for depositing the | seeds of another harvest, and a great deal of wheat has been I got in in excellent order, and though late in the season, if the ild present ...

... AGRICULTURE, IARKE73, -e. After a track of the most unsettled, cold, and backward weather, with frost for the greater part of the night, we had, I on Thursday last, a fail of rain, continuing all the day, which has been succeeded by mild seasonable weather, with genial showers, already productive of a favourable chan ze io the ap- pearance of the fields, and promising the best effdcts to the ...

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... rash &c. inore *flfkK-R72s & .MaY -Foimrend ~to Leith fh abie 0trati, &c. imported i ,to L ,t. *e 9 h May :4Fore~gn.. ,~O Ih 1or the s to hzarnsso saddle horslednfs thierel was flut nidfe (2orkernourl firn foWhat,40 wae ,( te a grea -Buabrlaeyn, of good ?? Utlteleod at$, 0%i ., | asruippre- would hay0 be7 o effecte9, bad the the 7 here-asagood upoe b fc 7-d- y ulst w0brels ?? wth ready sae ...

... XDWiNEJRQFI CORA MARKET-tr4cr. 2.p re had agai* d short Sapply of all, kinds of grain a -- .r 4 1 _ a -0S :. -. _ ?? ?? grin 7 ?? Di ?? cr. si4 We had agaibh . short sppily of all, kinds grain - In general were qutLck, anI prices on the adva,,r,,ie , el of Wheat I1a. lower than last, bat av r;ge full MI.:t best 51s. Barley Is. higher; best 3Ss Oats fii.a t 1,,ei bes 3ui. Vleas and Nealno from ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKE7S, &rc. I . -- _- ?? . - _- ?? 44 -YtJ LV- Yt - --4. -A - . We are glad to find, that the premium propused by die Highland Society, for raising early pntatots, *has attracted at- tention, as there are several fields in this neighbourhood al- ready planted, which evil produce early' fooi, and give pre- sent employnsent. This species of encouragcmentt nnerits the attention not ...

... AGRICULTUARE, MARXES, Ur' n Such Is the rapid progress of vegetation in England anti Scot. land, that cattle of 26 stone weight are 10s. a-head advanced h in the course of the last ten days, and heavier ones are advan- a ced in proportion. Several graziers are short of the number to 1- cattle that their pastures will carry. g At the Midsummer Loclkerby market, on Thursday week, i- there wns a ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONION-September S. - - . I ---I I -..I . M. - ; F - W *i L ~sIa'- ?? .Evsr-- E k' bad a good supply of wheat this morning from Essex A,2 aL o eJ.ft, which sold at a reduction of Bs. per quarter from t his day 'eek. Birley and malt are dull; the oat trade is ni ouch the sante as on Friday, 4s. per quarter lower than this day week ; boiling pease are Os. lower; grey pease ...