... C0.11MERC.9, GIJGrULTUR,-MARAE7S, c, I The accounts received in Londom on Monday morning, from Liverpool, state the salea pf all descriptions of Cotto( M0, last veek at 14,000 bags, at an advance oln the precedi!g week's prices of -d. to 1-d. per pound. Tlhle Spinners are the purchamers, wfose stokis.being exhliasted, are now cor' ?? to conse into the mnarket their olaanufactories are no1r in ...

... - I : I t i The:followingstatement'shows the rapid crease of the foreign and coasting trade at the t port of Leith-- ta . - r'O5EtG4. Vessels entered Inwards, from 80th Decermber 181 S to SChihDecemberil11,6, ' Vessels entered iiwaids, from 8uth Dccember 1816 to4 s 8othDecember18 1 7 . . , Increase, during 1817,. I Vessels tleared outwards, from 30th December i85,, -suth December kt8l6,. ...

... COMMERCE, AGRICULTURE, MARKBlS, C,. - . .. .. .. . .. ?? -- - I- ?? ?? * GLASGOW -MARKETS, Jan. S. eel COTTON.-~The sales are about 700) ba~es, at the prices of Sir atee.Sealalaind Georgia 187, at'2s. 4d. to .0d- o.Stained 7, At 2s. 22.-Bowed. do. rnew crop, at 22-skd. to jilit P23d.-Do. old at 193~d. to 92-Ad.-~Ne'Y Orleans 87, at 291d. rna to 12q. ()A,!-Pcrnaabtic0 85, at '2e. 2d. Maranhamn ...

... 'SHIPPINGS( LIST'. | -~:rl 1)L Ir) IS;l .>ii ?? r- .lill . . .. Is- I A itntern- Dec 30. Ilawivi-d, ?.liiris'on, feoidoll, ;1. 1.1 illlr!tl P!tlekt-t, ll Leiatk. dL.th. o: . lr1s, r i cazlls. Moitlri'sv, II JanIT t I i I v li, Philips, I ) II Ie. do. 2 ,(I ?? la it I'I :oiet. io 'dDi tulrd am, (lo. ; Mlarqa is of 1i-1.1vtiv, Davsidi;ono T-ii. (I O. ° wiith co~lds. | SAVY Fu-Dt-t. 31. CIrcs.M ...

... iMiARKJE-1 TRHCE',S. A 13I'R E E N. Is. L'olf weirrs 311t I oz 84r.'l Pork - k t i:t !a 7'i ' l / 23V to 12.i I Butter - - . ; ariey itto - 16i te 7d4 !iP;, per dona io .; g Ioake, * 1.1nI cJ | Ct cesc stom Stti: L OJ t ?? ?? \it it - iG to Os c' 'i!tav - - Is t. i vol 7er lb. - i4 t,, o.1 1,3y - c' ~11 A L's *) 1 1; G1. ' O Wh euC. flagries. Oats e'aeSC e ., i First 6i G~ 54 S's N. Is Od 31S ...

... COMMERCE, 4GRICULTURB, MARKEUS, Wr. GLASGOW, Jan. 5.- Nothing can he a surer ;ndi ation M of the revival of trade in this part of the country, than rhe Ye ! tequtity of Cotton WWool which has been consumcd l' Ket~ri e last vear, compared with that of the year pr - ,a ! Ceding. Froin the annual printed statement of one of ,-r Qu farst mercantile houses, it appears that the in:reased c n- ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON-Tan. 5. ,| Our nrlet was vellU supplied tis morning withl 3ic of grain, and fine samples ot wheat sold readily, ear'v it morning, at the prices of this day week, but towaids tl close they were dull, and inferior sorts from is. to ?? p quarter lower. Fine malting barley supports its prict., b inferior is 2s. per quarter lower. Malt is dtll. Grey pr3 have declined 2s. per ...

... .?D2M4iGTON cop.NMA~hgET-3al. 91818. AT ma_|_ _ ._ - _ . _ 1.: .'-8at=t 7 A Iage, supply; of wheat.ln market, which sod bslshiyr top pnce'Od. 1wezt than lait day;9currentprices ratheron the adviifin; best 42s. clsrren' prices from 3S.' tor 40s.-S' Barley the same as lastday;;irst 38s.; current.prices from E Sa. to. 6s6.-Oate Is. 6d. higherkhan'lsst day; best 3S2. 6d.; R cu'rrent prices from ...

... COMMREACA. AGRICULTUAR, MARXE7S, f. EAST LOTH[IA. From the uncommron lateness of the harvest, and the late p interruption of ploughing on account of frost, the tillage of L the county may be statcd to be farther back than usual at R the end of the year. Tse plough having been laid aside for the last fortnight, has occasioned the thrashings machines to p I be much occupied, so that our markets ...

... COM.M1ERCR, AGRkjeULT.uRE, M4RKE7S, iZ~; At Darlington market, on Monday, there was a short sup- ply of wheat, which Met .with dull jsle; pricH' somniew~hat i lower, viz. from Ss. to AOS.- Old Oats 5s. 6e.W Ct 6s.%dd. 1New Ss. to 4s. GI. O:d Bleaas 9s. to ls.' Barley 5s. to. 7s. per busheL Therc was a great supply of grain in Richmond market on Saturday last. Wheat beild from 9s. to los.Wd. ...

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... e sOMM, ERs4 v1G R ICUL7RURE, lf,.1.8-KEj, 3 I Thc cotton tradc is daily bcc)lminlg lrliskcr. ' 3 The cotton tradc is daily becomingi-sker. ?? A,;, advance bae already takien place on ;st so. Ot o and the deman'd for fvie ipiuslios ier the c rv rai5. ed, in it cffiect upon the markt;c by Cre (idr-r. U Uncted Scatei, whcre growviflg weairlsrasacc l j tlish.drcsses..! Cotton elinizig, ;hilI ...