... London and Provincial Grain M[arkets. OLD CORN EXCRANGE, London, Monday, est July, 1644. as our millers are but slow purchasers business was excessively dull, and attiffirg decline had tobe submitted tobefloresales coudbelreap aome quantity remain~ed unsold at the close of the market. Free foreign wheat is Tery firm at Friday's prices, but the trade ts entirely of a retaill chairacter. Barley ...

... I ??C?Oiww-=?tcAL LIST. WEEtK ENDING oN bOvNDAY LAST. DELlYSRED FROM WAREHOUSE. 25 chests Tea-Brehrer & Rag6 I pipe M4deira Wine, 2 butts 2 5 do-R. Caelo & Co. tiids. Spanish Vtne, I hthd. 3 dim-Robert Stevens Portugal Wine-R. Mfolr 3 dto-John Joholsitun et2 bags Ctffee-lBrrnr &a Rsgg 6 du-John Bisset 5 du-Leslie Clark 12 do-Alex. tonnon |2 d-J. & R. Urquhart 2-do-A. & W. B'ack I cask do ...

... I,- - 1W u- cur .Co mece I. SPIR lss.-By a Partiamentary return Issiued on Wedneiday, it appies that the total ofproof spirits distilled in England forthe year e6ding the Sth nf Januiry last wwas7xfi0.272gallonrs of which 5,7 2 i wvere: fro malt, and 1,914.64Ofrom ia mixture of malt wIth unImalteI -ea . In lie- lane^, in, the same ' peilod- the'quantlty' wain 5s,50,7o6' and in; tilntlad 7,ff50 ...

... 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 ...

... ABEErtiES MA-IKCETS. ABERDEEN CORN MARKET. MARIErT BUILDIGSs, Nov. 1.-There was a very full ma6i etB day, and a good demand for all kinds of grain, at fully ast wai'l ONd Oats . 19s Od to M7s Od 40 lbs. perqusxfr.. New Oacs 7 dto ~ ds P Bear . -.- ae d to27s Od i I er . Barley . .. 2 Od to 2r5 Od Wheat(Aberdeenshire .5os Od to52s od per quarter. ...

... ADEUDEER AII~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~aYI.~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABERDEEN CORNf MARKET. Mh'haBrT BwLbsrnos Oct. 1g.-There asavrery futl l ~rkie-t and a good deal of business done in new ots at forbrn priab-# good quality, a hade higher. Bear and barley looking up. Old O ats, i Os8sOdtolds1, NewOats. . ehto17E 6d40U.PEr Old Bear *..---- 2Bs Od toOsOd New Bear._-- . ...

... ABERDEEN ZkRRmTS. -ABERDEEN CORN MARKET. MARXXT BVILDTNOS. Dec 1S.-There waso veryfll atatsnd both farmers sod merchant at marker today, ard-a good denanm oats, st fully tart week's presnamey l~s perqr. fsr 40 lbe.wrlbwe~ Beargand honley muels the samee as lastwe. Oatmeal2en14,. 04. Ia I15,. 9d. per boll. Potatoe Oats, Jos 04 to I d 64') Common Oats . ls 3 to4 X, 40 lbI. per quart~r Bear. .. . ...

... ;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COWYt!EECIAL 1itST. WEEK ENDINO ON MOVDAY LAST. I~~ ~~ _- I _1 _ I MPORTS. RI[A.-91 packs Flax, Leys, AMasson, & Co; 24 pa-sxdo.,Milne, Cruden & Co; r2 packs do., and 8 bundles Hemp. GCorgeiMiller; 6 bundles do., G. & W. Davidson; 9 bflodles do.. A. -MIod; S bundles do., David roinesa7 8Fubb es-slo.. Jsmtes Biyert;~41 bundles do.. Catro, Tb.mvcn, & ...

... CATTLE a1RTS. SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, Sept. = II Compared with that exhibitedon Monday lst, thebsupplyof to-day wsa but moderate, though for the tins obf yarsitproWed O ably good. As to the quality of the stock, it was by no mesns rstE yet there were some well made-up beasts amogst it. Thaevilber somewhat favourable to slaughteri g, the attendance of both bvt c.utrry buyers good, and the ...

... OLD CORN EXCHANGE, London, Monday, 15th July, 1844. We have this moming a small supply of Wheat from the npighbouring counties; there was but lttle life Io the trade, and the samples hung on hand, so that ultimately holders werecompelled tosubmitto Is. to 2s. per qr. reduction on the prices of this day week, before sales could beeffeced. The old stocks of free Foreign Wheat are extremely ...

... 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 ...

... ARNROVEN XARKUgS. ABERDEEN CORN M4n21EI'. AEsRROaH MARKscy Dun os, 4al bh;re wasut a ery l4# attendance of farmers at market topfdy, and Iltlef doiitr. idcs fottnerdy quoted. Potato Oat~t s sm per qwarier.*..1p Oi to Ils C8 do. l sOd tolet6d Bear,i2 l perbcshel: . do. fst Oid toZs M Barley, do. do. .. do. 28s Od to0SX0 Wheat(Aberdeenshlte) .. 4 W. Ss bdt i El ...