... manufactures, Commerce, &c. ~~~~ ._ IIAXCIRSTER, Tuesday.-The apparent pause by speculators In the Liverpool market has not, as far as can be judged up to the moment of writing. produrpd any beneficial effect in our cloth market. The same uncertainty and unwillingness to operate on anything like an extensive. scale still exists, and the trade may generally be pronounced as without. change, ...

... I S~iTHFtl LD .)ATTLE MARKET, Pebruary 12. Our market to-day was again but moderately supplied with beasts, both as respects numbers and quality. Notwithstandizxgtbeweatherwas on the whole favourable to slaughtering, and the attendance of both town and country buyers tolerably numerous, the beef trade iu;ed inac- tive. However the primest Scots, Devons. and llerefords were disposed of at ...

... COMMERCIAX LIST, | WEEK ENDING ON MONDAT LAST. IMPORTS. GonTzNBuaoH.-438 pieces Batten',Alex. almile; 992 bars Iron, Robert Mortimer, 106 bars do., T. Melville & Sons; 894 bars do., J. Smith & Co.; 5 bags Taren. 3 dozen Baskets, George Sinclair. True Blue (93 tons) Leask. master. STSOUE.-345 quarters Tares, James Roy, Jun. Justice (Danish ship) Tieman, master. DELIVERED FROM WAREHOUSE. 9 ...

... COUMUCIAL XST, WsEB ENDIXN ON UORDAT LAOT. DELIVEREiD FROM WA1tEHOUSE. 6 chests Tm-Alexander Connon I butt, I hhd. 2 quarter casksti 3S do-George Inglis Spanish Wine, I bhd. Porti. I I do-John Begg gal Wine-Robert Molt 3 do-Robert Crulckshank I barrel Brandy-Wilflan Milne 6 do-David Dunn & Co. & Son i do-Thomas KRrr I blhd. do-Bl. Caito & Co. 2 do-David Pirne I barrel do-John Begg -df.J. &'R. ...

... THE BANK OF ENGrLAND CHARTER. I (From the Times.) The probability of the contlnuance of the Bank of EutglaudIs hitr. ter becoming an Impdritant object of consideration among the monetary circles, now the time for the seesion Is drawing hear, a short vlew of the different renewals of that charter may not be unlnteresting' to the general reader, whho has not the meats Cf ofdfirmatlon on tIli ...

... 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 ...

... - PRICES-O PQiSIO'NI I Although tIho wegther has been again chiangeable, the demand for Irish butter has been again improved, and the rates have advanced from Is to 2a per cwt. Fine Carlows ate now selling at 70s to ?0s; and Corks a7s to 78st per cwt. ln foreign butter little is doing. at late rates, those of the best Friesland ruling at 104s to 104s, and Kiiel, 100s to IOU perc c vLThe bscon ...

... ABEREESI!N_ WARUK3TS l ABERDEEN CORN MARKET. MARXETBrLD wIosFeb 16.-Throughoutthisweek, thedeliveries of grain have been liberal; and. to-day, there was a very full attendance, and a great deal of grain offering. Prices much the same as last week-, for oats, bear, and barley. Potato Oats, .per quarter.. 37s Od to 19s Od CorssmonOete- .. do. l6sod tol i Od Bear,5Plb perbqshel . - do ...

... I a a r i e | .onldon and Provincial Grain Markets. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, London, Monday, 19th Feb. 1844. The supply of English Wheat at to day's market was rather larger than for some weeks pasr, and the condition iD most cases being very Indiffer. ent, it was difficult to effect sales; holders, however, were drnn in their demnands, and the businensdone wasat last week's prices. There was very ...

... £ ,OMW9;I^AL LISM -, I WEE ENDING. oN MOSDAt LASTs DELIVERED FROMt WAREHOUSE- 4 cheats tea-J. &d R. Urqeihart I i h 2quaeer-caks Spanish XVini 3 do-Brebner & Rsgg -R:bert hlir 2 do-Daniel Gray Stage Coffee..J. & R. Urquhart 3 do-William Sinith, jun. 5 do-John Bisset 3 uo-W. Milne & Sun I hhd. 2 quarter.casks .Portugal I do-A, & WV. Thonm Wimne_-Allardyc t& Jotp I do-GeorgeStirling Icase Brandy ...

... . .. . . . . . .. ..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OLD CORN EXCHANGE, London, Monday, 5th Feb. 1844. There was a fair show of Kentish wheat at this morning's market, but the supply from Ee and other counties was limited. Thp rrivals of barley during the week have been small, ani the fresh supply toy was moderate. but of oats we had a pretty large display, Tlseimphatic de- claration made by Sir ...

... AMU;DZEN WARSAXS. ABERbEEN CORN MARKET. There was a very fu It market to-day, and a good deal of businsesa d, at much the same price as last week for oats, bear, and barley. PotatoOats, ., .. per quarter..) 7s Od to 15h oa Commnon Oat..,..,.,,,,,, ..,. do. 166 Od tol& MO Bear,S2lb perbushel . do. *eOd to Ss Ot Barley, do. do o. - . do. _Sd t04tonsd ...