... 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 ...

... mauufactures, Comlerce, &e. i Accounts from Manchester during the past week, report favourably oF the state of trade there, and at other places affairs appear to be equally satisfactory ; the operatives being much beitter oi' thmn for the last two or three years past. MANCURSTFR, Tuesday.-During the past week there has been a de- cided change in our cloth market, whether as it regards demand ...

... ZOndon and Prdfvfnclta Gralti lnafteii. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, London, Mondavi 29th Jan. 1844 The weather during the week has been mote settled than formherly, though it is still considerably too mild for the season; the atmosphere being much drier, of course has its influence on the new wheat, which tcomes tio narket in pretty fair condition4 The supply oF English wheit ilast week, and this ...

... 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 ...

... FIARS PRKCSS..-Crop 1843. BANFFSHIRE. WIthout Fodder. With Fodder. lVbeat, . . £2 O 7 Barley, . 173 £1113 Best Bear,- _ 144 4 1 84 Second do. - - 1 3 0 I , o Potato Oats, 0 19 2 . I 4 2 Common do. - 0 17 3 1 2 3 Oatmeal,perbollofl40tbs. 0 12 0 - Pease, 1 7 0 Beans, - 1 8 0 -_ 'ye, - - No evidence. KINCARDINESHIlRE. Without Fod. With Fod. The pr.e of ihe qr. Ft 1v7ite o0tq, £o 17 41 £1 6 4j ...

... Vfi3>I1'.~CI~A LZST, WLEEJ END-ING ON NONDAY LAST. . ~~~~~~~~~ y ~~~~I NIPO RT.S. ArrToNA.-CQ tons bones at cattle-Aberdecir Lime Co. 241 horns- William Cordon. Malrgarette (IDanish skip), lIrocger, missler. A LTOv'A.-52 tons buries of' cattle-Tho. Tail, Inoveesry Mill s. Fal. kois,Norwegiari ship). Patterson, caster. .DELIVERED FROM1 WARLHOSE 2 chests, Tea, (leo. Chapslari 2 cases Brandy, ...

... , . - 1 I I - apam - 1(6 , , -Joe, I 9 IA& 11 I wttx snbtn-t olit xoxb,? Llit. IMPORTS. DANMrC.-.480 piece's staver, James Williams. 965 qes. whlai, 23 bags pease, William White.-.Brigand (14`6 tonO, Daniel, roaster. master. RIroA.-1063 packs fax, Ridbaed & Ci,. 26 packs codl~la, Leys. Mas- s00, &Co. 24 tongues, Alex. Duthle.-F..jvourjte (2065toes) AlexansderI master.. DELI VP.ItD FROM ...

... I -- - CAT2%xE SMITHIFIELD CATTLE MARKET, Way g2. There was exhibited for sale, in our marke ofto-day, only a u ndw supply of bets, but the geneal qulity ws eceedigly prime. jis the attendance of buyers wa numerous, the b feef.ttade wh Ia sl*- state, and, in most instances, the currencies ruled quite iL per 8 Ibe . neath those obtained on this day setatiht-tbe xtre ne va thra Scots and ...

... SlaPPixg IVl1LL!3GONS. I ARSaVwD AT AnEatsesn.-Marclt 26. Dake of Richmond, Camp- I bell, Leith ; Alert, Hogg, Rye.-27. Sovereign, Phillips, Wick, Gipsy, I.avi, Hull, Don, Manro, Sunderlandl ; Aphrodite, Dullevig, Lilliekand; Sylvanus, Scstland, Grangenouth; Bonnie Dundee, Crane, Leith.-28. I Dargs, M'lienzie, Pcrerheod; Marys, Fletcher, (put back); Glasgo Packet, Paterson, Glasgow: bslary ...

... COMMiERCIAL LIRT, WRER ENDING ON MONDAVt f-dT. ]IMPORTS. LnBAu.-,92~heads orflax, Richards & Co. Express (Rutian ship) ilensing, master. AiANDAI.-60 tons boies of cattle, Robert Black, Newbirgh. 68 bar. Telis linseed, I bag wheat, to order. 6 tubs, 4 witing desks, 10 cwt, ild ropes, (he Master. Brdieone(Norwegian vgssel) Nielson, icsster. FRRDRSTRAND-s20 tons Barl-J. Rndger, jun. Perlen ...

... -an- Provincial Grain IVarets. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, London, M1onday, 29thbJuly, 1844. We have a large arrival of wheat from Essex and Kent, but nut much from Suffolk;- the trade continues excessively languid in the absence of any demand, and before sales could be effected a reduction ul fully 4s, to 5.4. per quarter had to be accepted, and even at this de- cline the buil, of the supply hung on ...

... - . I- A33amui _wa-a ? ; r XLsgrDnS* ~Ut4Tlte~ Wa br W*1i,8±M P earw atti ale ratherlower. '$ 4 Potat~eo~ .;Oat. * . ., pee qUar~ter . oSa Cd toV2e4 Comrmot O ats-- ., , . .,.. do. l.wi tot0t#* B. a,521tb pserbuahel .. ---.- do. 87a93 2 9toAN9* Barley, do. dod . ..d. Wheat (Aberdeeashire) do., DOs d OatmeallThwn'sl.,*..,,.. prboil .4.'pedjtoIkZe . ~urtaei l e ...