... LOMfMZRCE, AGRICULTURE, MARKL1T, r,. Notwithstanding that all the furnaces in Monmouthsbire and Glamorganshire are in blbst, they are unable to supply the constant orders that are arriving, and this great revival ihas naturally advanced the prices from 1. S to L. i 1. Wnen it is considered that all the works have also very materially re- duced their exprnditure, the present stare of the trade ...

... COMMERCE, AGRICULTURA, MARICEYS, -. In the opinion of some experienced commercial men, more mercantile business has been transacted in Liverpool, during the last three months, than in any formtr period of the same length, since the establikinnent of the port. Flour and cotcson have been the leading articles of import. The exp;;ts have comprised almost every product of oar domestic and colonial ...

... E, MARKELS, Vc. 11 We are happy to announce the following facts, as they are edecisive proofs that the manufactures of our town are in avery improving state, The mills for the rolling of metals are now I in full and constant work; and packing-box boards, which a n short timeback could scarcely find a purchaser, are now ea- ;e gerly bought up; and the makers of that article are so com- pletely ...

... Co(M.ME5RCP, A iUCtUL., Y RE, A 2Tf' , /x FK7S, I At ullamfries rillrhei, oin Wednesday last werek, there W15 a mnist unlirecedented Ahov.- of cattie of every description- we never recollect havit;f -en so manny, or such a variety, so *earlr il the season. Alou hi lte sales \ ere not very quick, the pr-ices were good, and ftew were driven lf without clan- tinit masters. FIVavss'T.-Realling has ...

... LOAMMERCE, AGRICUITURE, MARZS, t±,. 1 On Thursday last, at the Paisley St James's fair, there was an unusually great shew of both horses and cattle. Highland cows for grazing were more numerous than on any formeroc- casion, prohahly owing to the brisk demand at Johnston fair Ilast month; lioo'ever, sales of all sorts of cattle wereflat, and prices very low. I'he horsemarket was equally languid ...

... AGRICULTURR, MIARKB7S Vat AIGltULIUNZ9 JV1121CAf ) t:J6 g Dr Righ'i, in his late interestilig publication on Holklhann, !thus describes the novel process of converting old pasture 'land into new by ino.viation ?? 'The immediate operation on the land consists in placing pieces of grass, turf, or 'flag, of i Iabout four inches square, at certain distances, leiving an in;. terval uncovered eiuial ...

... ?? v 1 a 2 l LZard .; I LO MMERJCE, A G'RICULTUR E, M.41fRKF73 Extract of a letter from Fortieth, datedt,),: 5' _ , _ £ . . _ _ t ?? . . 1:1 - t , - Extract of a letter from Fortieth, dated ' *, have had fine w-:ather here these three day. t_5 . with a dry refreshing breeze. Crops noos. 1515, Warm and h t fortnight earlier than near Edinburgh. Oerlr -'at wl- a W3s CLut down las week, and many ...

... suMIrnFIEO) MAKEa eAtrails, and mde. I SM' II -- .1 5assti.tg 01 .'eau, ,sjve of trbe fl3144pd V eal 4s Od to 4s 81 gef Ss 4d to 48 4d~Brlk 4s Od to 5s Od $ttl Lamb 3, Sid to 4s 3 1 Sbeep and Iannbs 6250.Calves 120-Pigs 30d oe~ts 65 HA AND sT R AW. {yL.4 03w to L.5 1o0Clover L.6 Os to L.7 7B Stravt 5 5 to 1-1 16S COURSE F EXCANGEI LONDON-Aug. 22. coU SB t~s 1B. 2U. Bilhboa ?? J att 6CF St ...

... Itf)iNBttlGi CU)RS MilA T!,j.-AuctSTr G. - . . . t a r . a - ,1 .. - I -e r Wule ad a toletable supply of Wheot to.diy, and at fite I commrenrementof the market higher prices. were asled; but the ?? these two last days'having assumed a stea(lir as pect, the bnyers held off, and sales were slowly effected at about-last prices- although, from a large proportdms. of. fine being.presented, the ...

... col1Mfi~k:,icJUULUtiE LTA~ZY , . - . ?? - ?? ?? :- . l ,A. - Every where ?? rites are narrowing to their ac- ru'toried bo idary.; trade ic reviving, few if mly frames be- 'Iog tinfvnplhie >, and the Nwvoknieptlirouighoutt gratefully ac- n(niedgje that thiev nov earn wages that viil enahle them, ?? ?? maitntain tlietfslves and families withrmt ltaviitg recurellce to the assistatice of ...

... I CORN EXCHANGI, LONDON-Augumt 18. We had 8ut a soiddling supply of wheat this morning from Iisex and Kea,but there was quite sufficient fr te demand, igether with a felv samples of new wheat, which appears very le; the wheat trade was very heavy, and a few sales made fine articles, at a reduction of 2s. per quarter. Fine oats ippon their price. Grey pease are in derand, and 2;. per uarter ...

... COMM1URCE, ARJ1CULTUJAi, MAIAKE7S, Le. ABERDOUlt (FIFE) FARMER SOCIETY. The Aberdour Farmer Society, for the improvement of the I Breed of Horses and Cattle, held their annual meeting at Aberdou:, in a pasture field belonging to the Right Honour- able the Earl of Moray, on Thursday the 14th current. Af- ter a minute and impartial inspection of the live stock exhi- bite,! (all of a very select ...