... Corn MZarkets. COON; EXCHANGE, Monday, October 13.-The arrival of Wheat from the. coast is very small coinpa red with that of last week, and eothing bat the tiacit I quality of White Wheat supports last Monday's prices. Other descriptions Sasre dull sale, and although we can quote no alteratiou of price, to efrect sales - aldecline must besubruitted to. Barley of the finest description is full ...

... CortI k ~ark~ets- , CORN EXcHANrGE, Monday, September 29.-There is a good supply of wheat this morning, and, for the finequalities, buyers are tolerably numerous at the price of last market-day. The inferior and middling qualities are, however, dull sale, although we can quote no variation from the quotation of this day week. Tbe supply of barley is a fair one, but the quality is only, ...

... LI 1) The first sale of Tens for homne consumaistiotn, kinder the free tbade system, e took place on Tuesday, in Change Alley, the meeting being so fully attended I- that Garraway's Coffee-house was found too small, and an adjourniment to a splacious room in Change Alley, weas agreed upon, The teas were swarelsoused e in St. Katherine's Docks, from the Columbia, from Singapore; and some ...

... (Fro'as tile Old tE1st9tlld.) ; It is now pretty well ascertained why the Chairman of the Conirt of a Directors. Mr St. George Tucker, formed one of the majority of three who i voted for the nomination of ?? R. Grant to the Governorship of Bomnbay, r The fact appears to be that there was a bargaia ; antd that AMr Tucker I is downs for the tlovernorship of the next Presidency that may fall ...

... ?? __ ?? ?? .. RAnRivs n AT AnnnDFrEN.-Oct, 7. Red Rover, Grant, Morisonbaven PFame, Leslie, Neweastle l Thetis, Gilbertson, Hull; Marmionn, Laird, Wick; Jenny, Gibson, Newrcastle; Qreen of Scotland, (steamer), Pearson, London ; Brothers, Morison, Peterhead ; William, Leslie, Sunderland ; Ro- Y bert Garden, Mline, do.; Ninirod, Philip, London; Ruby, Rannie, Sunder- land.-f. Henry and Willion;, ...

... 3T. 3 Alford-Oban. Tu. 4. Bridge of Don-Doune (sheep)-Ilnverury-Shotts. W. S. Auchterarder-Blairgowrie-Doune (3 days) Great Cattle Market- Dornoch-Fair of Stratltwaveri-Nevtoi.StewCrt-Tlirves. Th. G. Crosshill-upon-Givan. F. 7. ?? Strathmeigle. Sat. 8. Comrie. M1. 10. Newmachar-Alanlnofiehl-EdlnbrO' flallowfair. Tu. 11. ?? W. 12. Aboyne-Denny-Mluir of Ord (2 ?? William. Th. 13. Aberlour-Huntly ...

... , ?? d - . a\r1l- -- a-:1 t. AnRIVED AT AnFRDEEN.-Sept. 30. Catherine, Smith, Alloa; Edinburgh Packet, Roger, Leith; Swift, Jack, Wemyss; Duke of Wellington, Walker, London:; Marquis O1 Stafford, Bell, Leith ; Commerce, Chambers, Jersey; Red Rover, Grant, Morisouhaven.-Oct. 1. Mansfield, Guthrie, London; Ury, Brown, Sunderland; Betsy and Ann, Wake, Warren; Amelia, Glass, Jersey; Prospect, ...

... :itaufactures, Corialerce, &c. if T a. ?? E.-Tih East India Comipany's great quarterly tea sale, which t commenced onl thle Ist tlIt. terminated out the Wilth. The useal quantity of 1 nine millions of poliruds has been pult up, the whole sowlt ald the biddings a throughout have beei ?? as to siow that a good demand for this important e article hts existed. The average prices of the various ...

... ASlTTVrD AT AnrixinEsr.-Sept. 25. Liverpool Packet, Duncan, Glas. - gow; Bromby, Linklater, Hull; Prosperous, MIKenzie, Peterhead; Wel- h lihgton, Gordon, Newcastle; Margarets, Shirrefs, Fraserburgk; Nancy, e Francis, Fisherrow-26. Adventure, Wiseman, liamburgh; Childe Harold, Anderson, Slmiderland; 13riton, Wallace, do.; Rover, Reed, Cape Breton; C Orient, Jamson, Sunderland-27. John, ...

... ABERDEEN QUILDRY COMPANY. OCTOBER, 1834. President.-The Lord Provost of Aberdeen. Vice-Prs'eident.-Gavin Hadden of Union Grove. Treoesnrer.-Jaince Black of Willowvbank. Secs'etas'y.-Alexander Rust, Merchant. COUNSELLORS. David Chalmers of Weetburn, J. Gibb, Civil Engineer. late President. George Henry, Merchant. Robert Brown, Merchant. George Lyall, do. Alexander Burness, do. Andrew Oldiman, ...

... Corn l larklets. to Coca EXCHAOPscu, Monday. October 20.-Thse supply of webeat is shorter ly than for a considerable time past, and, in cousequesce. the holders deissand IsI full as high termns as on thii day week, which, where business has bee?, efected, m have bees gisen. Tise barley trade looks very firm, asid the parcels disoslee. of this morning are at an advance of Is. per qluarter frorn ...

... Corm MV~arkets. CORN ExcsIAN~i, Ilonday, Sept. 22 .-In the grain market, this mornsicg, there is little matter for comment; the Wheat trade is duill, but we mul, at preseet, quote ano variatiotn in price from the quotation of Mouday last. lii Barley there is very little line in the market, and the price is nomsinally as on last market day. There is a sho-ft supply of Oats, but the salts ...