... 33-ikltol 13;icr-C, urrmt. &1insc.S~itgar A cry iBr. 574. tL S3s i)ry Browtii, 5Q to CO -- Mtiddling .. 62 to CI (GooId i itto to fii; l S G- )d ?? 7, to ,1 FI .l.e . to 74 iroewn Luilips ?? 2 Lo 4 Midddlilng;..o ?? S1 ti 91) Gwid ail aiil i ?? !) ) Lo 1 Tlitlers aiid loivet, .. 66; Lto 1ll Dlouible ?? 1J23 to IJ0 Bma ttrd . .. i2 to 76 Molasses . ?? I0 to 31 C(lteeJoinainc Li ?? 10 to 6.5 ...

... I ki-potrt. le--- . ce WEST INDIES. !h Mersey, W. Fairelough, from Demerara, with 246 h 1 tc ty sugar, 140 h molasses, 8 pch 10 h rum, Shand, Ellis & Shand * ° h sugar, N. Waterhouse anid Sons. .3kg Cayeane pepper, IS 2 bx sweetmeats, order. in U I TED S'lA TFS lY Nestor, W. Lee, from New York, with 514brlsturpentine, *h 3 bx fruit trees, and a quantity of flax, Cropper, Benson, and le co. .1 ...

... sullI' NWS. beidtetIl, DCec. 2fl. hoid theidc al ts' ly w9~e!; msve hltes'e thc d pal iftllry ta if recdi -c, wregrt, to add that 4i' tplite hi *iv Jean, Ci i 111he01 r, frd om tt tois re ster, ia goi' t th;I Blier- vickot aunderlttvld femcd hasl, rcisecn ahit'd gle 'ciii rhi'e as pl^-t of thc sbe~~ltbiSt, JI'lcel idlout l 0 westr, om ria sring ofthe titit iet, thbc : alto. t t he- leAS oil, ...

... I gakwe m-.LU4 CORNr EXCIJA NGE. MARK LANVE, LONVDON. MONDAY, Deo. 22.-The arrivals of all descriptions of Corn last week were tolerably good, anid this morning there is a con- Isiderable quantity of Wheat from Essexaund Kent, but a deficient Isupply fromt other parts. Barley, Beans, Peas,, and Outs, are ,here in middling qusantities,, thardly suffcient for the present Ldemnand. The Wheat ...

... .. .. - --- ----- ---- AB!-'RDEE'4 Dcc. IC, -A-orn, Riennie, Chc'~ter , cic 0- 1 tI, md'rtc rlanr t Eizai. Siutlter Iand. do. Fi' '' I .l or )ido. ; Pirtgon, UDronond. 1I adac ;1 A t,u;rnc, Ni%:' S undetland ; Ectandcr. BlathowI, to. Arienitlvc o~liv d o. Tyro. 1Smart, Eyeninllth ;Aii-ev-11. Aorr son, Shields I Ialil 'vfnkiE io do. 17. Hiro., A a. derl'smlt~ `lundI rlatttld Fo.x, ...

... The supply has, this week, been unusually snall of all S kinds of Grain; and, what is rather singular, the export of t ot Wheat to Ireland has exceeded the import. The speculators S were on the alert throughout the week, and considerable of I parcels of Wheat were taken by them at daily improving C prices; but te-day's market not being wvell attended, they for- : bore purclhasting. Some ...

... . ?? Average Prices of CORN through- Out -ENGLAND, for the week end. ing 13th December., Per Quarter 5. d. Wheat ?? 8 ?? 3 a Barley ?? 27 6 Oats ?? 20 7 Beaus . ?? 6 Peas ?? 2 Corn's Jrckange, ilirk Lane. CQuantities and Prices of British Corn, &c. sold and delivered in this Market, during the week ended Saturday, 13th December. fQrs, - :td s d Wheat 10,942 for 30,83 9 2 Average, 55 2 Barley.. ...

... ?Lon?ou adt?t? Corn Exchange, Dec. 22.. The arrival of Wheat and Flour during the lastn week was, on the whole, rnoderate-of the formet,E 5979 quarters, and Flour, 8000 sacks. This mon..i ing the show of Wheat was rather large from Essex,. Kent, and Sufolk, and in the early part of the day. the trade was tolerably hrisk, at an advance of from 3s. to 4s.; h ut towards the close of the market ...

... ?A ; -, - il ? ?-, k-l). A's3ERDEEN ?itarern Loa? 8fl Pork Ld to +il .;~Lal.p.?ti2ck ldto '24 Its uiter 1.1I to 15/ -;es Ditto 9d to-*i | Eugt, etr doz. 9li !o 0li it olles 12 to 13 el Ch;es r.st i 5s d to :.lt '2s 63 to os oil jT:;ilow 7; 1 toYscd ,; r Ui. *, to 6d s Hay i ti 0 ttton I I to 51 ij , H!d;ps 1p 1h.qi I t *, U I 4d to 5i s Cois p.lmllU 1. i.Cdto rsovl S~iug.;tC reatnl(l Saiiid jj ...

... . EI)INBUIGfl lf,,-t ?? .. , . .. .rnui.NSL'titjtlt .51 ?? Afoa Market, ''i'ks T'his day th vere 17r ) t oils of a1noall; ia r, tatarket ;which sold-ilost Ills. ?? j ' p bol. ?? ?? per peck of l OAt neal Ol, - Second 10. 2t.-Tliei'c SOeOL alss) ld hell of p ; ' llarleyre;il, which ?? aso. (iai l)a(I, o ' % Retaili-ice per peck Is. 2d. Ielise I s. Id 1';ices Bf Do ic/iclMeal, Mw ., s. rI. S. d ...

... Since we formerly noticed the intention of his Grace the Duke of Hamilton to supply the city of Glasgow with excellent coal at aecbeap rate, the most lively sensation has been excited, and the keenest interest felt for the successof the project. We lare happy to have to announce that the survey of the proposed railway from Hamilton to Carmyle, by Mr. Telford, has just been completed, and that ...

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