... ow and t'vroInllcil Grau Saawkets. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, London, tlonday, l5th April, 1844. The ccoutt (rom the eavdtng country sial Sets jnfoitn us of a general firmaess i i cohe Fpo trade, but no bqxtuesi of importwnce is trausacted. The gup~jly b7 vi~ to our mefawleet ihis morning ji5 small from Kent, and ralier bqrt-t froin PMe4, but altogether it was brht moderate. The contltion i6 !alirftht ...

... . i, 1R - (Ptse the M01e1tiiingChrenfeie.) The Commercial Annual of *i filkihsoi gives a statement of tte Calotfa Cra3 for ehe yearf 1]84S.4, find thvws a cdoilderable tIcirese f* the elpsrat of everyr NiftjcI Ph6 exports froim Cilcutta. ihicb valied burt six-mfilonA of rutpees ID 1ISM, and hfd riien to eieigt mFl. lions, till the Chiniese war Iast year s6mewhat rcduiced them, h'sih this ...

... CATWX.E jA3En 7T8.~ i S TFIELD. Dec 9. m As the great Christmas market will be held here on little curiosity was manifestedi by gratiers and butherto sscersa, quality of the stock exhibited for sale to day,Aby wray _ofa gul.ate their future trzractions Bwt, eiththeiexcso} of xhere b. a fe well made-up Dewens. Scots. and runts, amongst the bulocki ply, a yery kreat-arnd almost unprecedented ...

... ABERDERN CORN tSARKtT. MAREiSr BViriLsDgaS, July 12 -There was a very lair atteniasoaIt market to-day, but tiutledoing. Former prices were maintained. PotatoOats. ..pequarter.. l.rOsto S2t Co monOaats ..do. to..;9std -- Bear,52lb perba shel. do. ..27s Od to N hd Barley, do. do . --.*. * do. _27s Od to 0(ili Wheat (Aberdeenshire) do. 50s Od to 5s d Oatmral1 { Town-s * . perboll 5s ...

... CATTLE IWARKETS. ' SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, Juzie24. - Since t5onday last -he imports of foreign beasts and sheep ist6 Ut i don, and at the various outports, bahe not exceeded 20hehdfrom lit5155 but during the whole of the present year They have amounrd to rd 00 head of the former, and 20 do- of the latter. In today't markite foreign stock of any description was on offer. Compared with * ...

... ManuEactures, Cohltnwrte, ah, lroarast fIwof6l*lhTR R 4nii CoioWacE&5aL IMErftcoosbh w. TWr.cw EicucasS xwb rEE hnrru ot EXurNoA .-h.Miir ies's pin jebt -c cobstrueirne-et bookis wlth a capacious eie idntci en- i larged barboui, at Grueicstadft. on the loier Elbe, ind connebtlg 'it by the recently- opened railways to the haitlc, ,' kell, andito Ham- burg, via Artonus wvhih his Just been ...

... |EBal 4!&RZS'.' ABERDEEN CORN MARKET. MAnaT? BVILDINGs, April 19.-Farmers being still busily enagqWd With out-dour orks, there was but a very thiu attcndance at msarketl. day, and li ttle doing. Prices ratber lower, and Warmers not inclined t9 submit to the reduction offered. Potato Oats,. , ,,,,,.per quarter1 s Od to l9s 3d CommonOats.do 1a ,Od tolsi . Bear,52t lper bushel do. 92 ...

... London and Provincial Grain markets. I OLD CORN EXCHANGE. London, Monday, 3d June, 1844. The weather since our last has relapsed intoit5 former state of parching dryness, and to-day is exceedingly fine, and much milder. The supplies of English Wheat this morning are but moderate, nevertheless there was not much doing in the trade; In fact it was difficult to effect sales except st a slight ...

... M- !omm.w'e, -i .C,.. .' ..'Ia.-s , _ ..2 I:,.,'j-r -. . .- i . ,,cUR~i~an. TU 4y.->hrougb ~Waehk we: Mai the sauneldad of demalnfoaofelntb uthbaaeen tbzlxesorgtoie - jet *tpq or three week., no ijavbe teco ifei*, th'eY-at, Arpeidu lromu; Calcqtu ai - Bowmya. ' toi.tbi'st ofn ' w .th rae .of ex sebangoebc -.ci Sli little.. O6ew l Am ay Int Jrgtjn ' prteea, that the buyere as s'llgbt tdadt et ...

... CAhTTLE Kim. L 7-l1- ov__._LI. SMXITHFIZLD CATTLI MARKET5 Aprill. - in to-day's market, the numbers of beasts on ofter re I t adequatetothedemand. Owingto theseasouofLentthals was again In a very heavy state. However, the priment Si';, mostly disposed of at tbe prices quoted on Monday hlat.orh* N -d to 5s 10d per 8 lbs.; but those of most other breeds had a ow5 tsndpncy, and a clearance of ...

... | . a^ CATTLE MAmES --; -- , , . SMITBF;5Wti, Norember 11 The supply of beasts in to.day's market was rather limited; and th*s attendance of buyers beihg sromewhait bntimerous, and the Cead markets being well cleamed of their last wek's tuppies, the ef mai wka far mote active than for some lengthened period. and in evt'e ibsitiufe an adbinte took place Sn 1iit wek otMtoneofqulteld perSlb the ...

... L1ondon aud ProvlUclal Grain Waretg. l I - - OLD CORN EXCIIANGE. Londou, 3ronday. 13th May, 1844. During rIte past week we have been better supplied with English Wheat, andthe quantity fresh up this morning is large, particularly frorn e Essex, and the fine dry weather brings It in ercellent condition , our mil. e lers purchase slowly, merely to supply their immediate wauts, and former e ...