... AGRICUrTURE, MARKR7S, Uf- Owirg to the unexampled fine weather, for these somedays past, the crops of wheat, barley, oars, and beans, in the Kerses of Stirling and Falkirk, are most healthy, and have a very luxuri-mrt appearance; the grass crop that was once thought to be light will now be an abundant crop. The crop on the dry lands, which are in high condition, are most luxuriant; and, should ...

... I 'evd~v~aTheNahso~favurabe cfihnge'iti. 'than-w~eatlier J than', that, wyhich bash'lately-taks ii place,: or likely, w be attend- ed with .more.iinportari c~ssis~queces. 'Durifig. the unrponi d mondrasgh ofls naubtb, 'tile very season'in' vwhirh genlsdl n showerg a~re-llidiiyiezsah to-thelprospe'rity'6f the cropsi~vkege' C tation;lang rledia~versally; the grassvbad-tsaadv n6o spriug~ progres ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKE7S, t-c A correspondent of the Aberdeen Chroslicle observes- The weather, during this month, has been very favourabe, and, during this wetk, much warmer than we remember- so early In the season. The warnsth has been accompanied by genial showers and dews, which has produced such a -rapid advancement of the growing crop, as we believe to be quite upe'jcedtnted in this northern ...

... tCORN EXCHANGE, LONDON-June 2. C We ldUgON IS.r AM.*111, lt;NMJUlN-JUnL N. lo ad a good supply of wheat from Essex and Kent, and r a considerable quantity of foreign in the course of the week, S which early in the morning wap taken off readily at an ad- Cs vance from 4s. to 6s. per quarter from this day week. Malt Hai and rye are each 2s. per quarter dearer. Barley being in de- creN mand, has ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKEYS, Ve. EAST LOTIITAN. The same cold frosty weather, wiith prevailed durirg the k's last month, coninued with but partial interruptions~ during the this month. A great deal of rain fell from the 21:s to the 28th, to which has afforded brairding sap where that was wanted, but toe during that week the sun was scarcely ever seen, and. the L nights have been frosty ever since. ...

... i 1. dat WeA. a ?? X ig,,rable chews of black tattle, whei s !, tee 4 higher pricca gi4~.' 04: et~e brisk, At Dunbe tair, on Thursday last, there %was o~ *0~ cattle; tlaise forward in cl(ititonisold Ii 14 well*n ShW , buyers; for ?? cattle a goo dI dctsatd tar Ii at las, per stone. T oiere was but v :- and very little de y;and. te d l tg O L., Snow OF CATTLE AT HXJTN-A h for premniums giien ...

... 4 i.JCU I IR2 , MAA? .ES t 1 . The month of May bas been ak4ad and. .sharp,.wish frequent . higb~wind.lr d ch >g eavy.h'oaI frot.: Some raln bas falleu, but f itg gooi tfecy eine great measure,,prevented by is the iighflyi fr6s,and high winds. Such potatoes aa were up, I bave been much 'ljured'; grass ?? tieei checked, and vege- C -lofrhas noti rwadeith speitedlprogress.. The only genlal wq, ...

... AGRICULTURE, MfARsES, he At Wakefield cattle market, last week, there was a very good show of beasts, and an unusually numerous (sne of shleep and ?? were without much alteration in price, but sheep and lambs werce much lower.-Beastr, SG6; sheep, &;c. 7240). DALKEfrHJuNa 19. The quantity of wheat at this day's market was large, wvhich sold readily at the beginning, but left off very heavy, and ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKBLS, &. t Renfrew fair, on Friday, there was a numerom ?? hal-. ?? ?? ?? ?? - . - A --.A ?? n a ?? 0 At Renfrew fair, on Friday, there was a numerous show of cattle. Only few sales were effected, and prices were ra- ther higher. Good milchA cows brought from L.9 to L.Il.- Half fed beasts from 93. to 11S. a stone. At Carlisle fortnight fat cattle market,on Thursday last, the ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON-luneq We had but a middling supply of wheat from arer 2r. Kent, the sale of which was brisk, at ar' advalnce of firm to to so. per quarter fromi this day week. Rye and barley are each 2s. per quarter dearer; Malt supports its price. WhVite pease are Ss. arid grey pease 2a. per quarter dearer. B.rsanire 4s. per quarter dtarer than thia-day week, (2s. dearer thinFri' day.) ...

... RISH STOCKSMA-v 29. ( I~s -I rnv-D1)b. 5 Pei 'i IRIS STCGSOV Deb I. 4 pv 'f Sl~eck ,ks p~er Cent.. . .. ..y 5 6 aG2 GeeDeb) 4 p~r Cen.. 0.-e z Gov. ' PRICPS OF ()O ,D ar ?? 1 Prgold, in coin jS3 I 6 Sileri )IatS *E052 Gnrroi'dGl ino bars, 0 0 0 Silver, inbara atand0O O .0 0 0 New ?? 0 0 0 ...

... SCOTS BAXvRUPTS. SEQUESTRATIONS. t6t f June t2 AtSDR EW RocHEAD and SoN, musical instrument ?? in Elinburgh.-Creditors meet incthe Royal Exchange W coffeehoust there, 20th 1une and 4th July, two o'clock. pr S _ 8. ?? DcUCHRAeSS merchant and auctioneer in _ Glasgow.-Creditors meet in the Princeof Waleitavern there, 20th J une and 8th July, one o'clock. s ?? riolt102s, &C. , , wI S W. D. S ...