... London and PItv1tLAl Graln Markets. * ~~~~~OLP Omit 14~ensiox, Monday. lit Jas,. 1844. Thesupply of Engli-sh Wht to this morning's market was eiceeviingly *moderate: the weahe ben eydithad Its usual infltuerce on the rcondition of the sape;~ies oeepurchased freely, and we *were enabled to clea oftewletanadvance of fully Is per quarter on the terms of last week.~ For free Foreign Wheat we had ...

... 8I2PJ!1G arELIJOUNCE. . _ - _- _ . , - - - ARRIVXD AT ABERDREN.-3rn. 9. Lord Redbaven, Smith, Wemym IO..-WiIliam Hogarth, Howing, Lmudon: Supvrior, Christtpher, do. ; Anna, Glea.,Jersoy.-1l. Gordon, Horn, N;ewcastle; Soplini, Charstei, do.; Antelope, Henderson. do.; DOvina, Sengater, do.; Union Grovt, Dimiroiu, Rlgp; Dahlia, Boyark, Glasgow; Jean Sinclair, Satherland, Haaburg; Jotcpb, Geddet, ...

... A leetnre was recently delivered by Mr Milne, to the students of the engineering department In the Seapoint College, Dublin. in which, In alluding to the isbheries, the lecturer observes:-- Great Britain, Ireland, and the islands, present a co3st of about 40C0 miles. much of which is excellent fishing ground; but that with which I am more intimstely arquainted is on the eastern coast of ...

... ABERDEEX IaKUTS. ABERDEEN4 CORfI MARXEE. MAlgas, BVtLDVzrOq, January .L-The WU a very fall attemdaue of farmers and merchants at arket to day, nd a good 4ecnd fto oasi. bear, and barley, at a shade higher pricts than las wee_ PotatoOat, .per qurr. ;7 3d to1 lb Comin on Oata- do. . I Od to lIa Od Bearx52b hperbushel. . do. s Odo. to2 Wtd Barley, do. do. . do:.se.dt ...

... London and Provincial Grain Wlarkets. OLD Conv EXCH5ANGE, Wednesday, 27th Dec. 1843.- There being no market held on Monday, we had ta-day rather more atirring thanneuailyonna Wedneeday. We had thismorning a mall ar. rival of wheat from Essexs and Suffolk. and moderate from Kent. the condition was very indifferent, butffactora firmly maintained their former demands : the trade, however, war by ...

... 1al~ovuu and Provilciol Grain Sanets. OLD COR N EXCHANGE. London, M onday, 2124 Jan. 1844. the stsppllesorall grain during the Pa-St week have been buatmoderate. and the fresh arrivaoiorEnglishl wheat to this morninug'sa market were ex- ceedingly small, and the condition, in consequence of the weather having ptgin become mnost unseasonazble, wae very rough and damp; males were te with ...

... I MANCORSTKR, Tuesdav..-With the new vear the prospects of the manufacturersare decidedly enscoureging. Some large firms refuse to enter into fresh contracts unless at an adearceof flfe percept. on ti' ecur. rent prices of this day, and in the opinion of good judges, if not acceded to at the moment, such must be the case during the week, for, with the exception of one or two descriptions ...

... I :- CORN EXCIfANGE. Monday, Jan. S. Duzring last week, the arrivals of Engliih and foreign wheat, Including Irish oats, as well as beans, pease. and do~ur were on a very limited scale, even for the time of year; butthhote of English barley and malt were extensive. Fresh up from Essex, the supply of wheat by land carriage was on the whole good ;-but from Kent and Stufibli: scarcely any parcels ...

... ABE;RDERZN AXARXZTII, ABERDEEN COR M4RXET. I MARKEs ButDrZNos, January 5.-Thexr 1a5 aTeryfull attendance ! a marlW to-day, and a gqod doemad for oa a: Mber higher pr.ca Ssy, froM 16s tole 6d per quarttw of 40lbrper bushel. Bearan4 barley a good demaud, at from Ns to P 6d par quarter of S21lu. p8W bushel. s Potldo~ata, . . ,,perquastr .I.lS6d tf0W 04 Comm nOa t do. Is od tolb. 4 Bear ...

... CASTLE 1cAazz~'g Thte I ELD CATTLE MARKET, janeuft2L The Norfolk 'sSeason for the bouts having nonw wmmeneek we bave to report the arrival of all average aupply of thdt destspea ,f stodckfrom the above nounty, for this morning market bat the ceipts from other quarters. as is almost invariably the es bet phsiOd of the year, eihibitid a f-lling atfs yet the aumbaes, though infleior In quality, ...

... CATTLE WAREU s. SMlTHFIELD CATTLE MAURKET, Decembte ir Although this was a holiday market, there was on t4 wboe a fg*r average number of buyers in attendance. Thia c rc rance, tceetbe with the bullock supply being much smaller tht at lk- crrespo. tg% period of many previous years, caused the bee Itod ZV*or r,., P r prices fully equal to those obtained on this day seWsen htthe bst %cots ...

... CATTLE .JRZEmS- SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, January a. In to-day's market the supply of beasts orhing was on the whele. scanty, but, comparatively spesking, of fair average quality., - The Ma. ther being more favourable to slaughterlg. agld the attendsaosof myer ; tolerably numerous, the beef trade wasteady &ad tthe jIles-Obtained onl thia day ae'enrngrht, which were 2d higher than on Friday ...