... ARaRIED AT ARssvzDt-March 19. Origen, Crammond, Dundee.- 20. Courier. Campbell, Glasgow; Superior, Christopher, London! Earl of Htopetoun, Bartlett, Hartlepool, Jessie Ann, Hinds, Cockenzie; Bar- bare, Green, Glasgow; Aberdeen Packet, Booth, Lerwick; Scottish Mais, Watson, Newcastle.-21. Liverpool Packet, Snowie, Glasgow; Mary Ann, Evans, Peterhead; Melpomene, Sutherland, Montrose; Blossom, ...

... London and Provinclal Grain bat=et. | OLD CORN EXCHANGE, London, Monday, 4th March, 1844. The supply of English Wheat to this morning's market was again short, and owing to the dry wind we experienced the latter end of theweek, the condition in some cases ha slightly improved, although the weather to. day is again rainy. Holders remained exceedingly firm, and the supply was cleared off by our ...

... 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 ...

... ABERD9ZN XARKETS. :- I ABERDEEN CORN MARI;ET. WAhE h5 BUILDINGO, March IS.-Therewasavcry fultat m market to day, but little doing, farmers expecting higher priuM merchants would give. What business was done was at barey k'mu Potato Oats.perquarter..j. ld to HM- Commzon Oats- - .. .. do. Ils Od toi i; j. Bear.52h> perbashel . do. 8e Od toesa' Barley, do. do . . ...

... | CATTSU amp -- SMIfTHFIELD CATTLE MARKET? A-arch198. Notwithstanding the fvrsarab stte oft weer for sa g and the increased attendance of I both tow ad . g trade was unusuafly heavy, at a decline on laste carres:ee . 2d per 8 lbs.--the very highest figure realiad ir tthe beit 5n homebredt being only 3s 14d per 8 lba . and great -dIM,%tn perienced by the salesmen in eSacting a clearance, a ta - ...

... ABARDZEN XAR5stS. -, ABERDEEN CORN MARKET. MAnzresT Busurt.Gs, March 2i-There was vary Air i, market to-day, but little businesS was done, except in red -; qualitiesabout 6d lower per quarter of 40 lbs. per bse *r ' barley rather lower, . PotstoOnts prquarter.J7 OdtoijS Com monOe.at do. O d6dtout Bear. 52 lb perbushel . do. 28s o tollri:- Barley, do. do ..-- do.. l-s 0d toft ...

... Z|ondon and Prowlcial Grain Markets. I . OLD 6ORN EXCEANGE, London, Monday, Ii lh March, 1844. I To this morning's market the arrivals of English Wheat areagaln very short, and the condition rather deteriorated by the very wet weather we now experience; the trade opened rather more briskly than utual. but ul- timately Ragged, and the supply was disposed of but slowly towards the close of the ...

... I ABZRUEEN WARMETS. ABERDFEN CORN MARKET. MARKET BIr)rMnS, March L-There was but a thin attendance at market to-day, owing to the state of the roads, and little business doing in oats, at much the same as last week: bear and barley rather lower, it anything. Potato Oats,.. per quarter17s Odto 19sOd Common Oats- .. * .do. ..,16s Od to 18s ed Bear.52lbperbushel . ...

... dAftxx zX;za I SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, March II. The supply of beasts to-day was onlym oderate for the ths l Notwithstanding the dead markets were by no Means bteavy with country-killed meat, the beef trade was In a sluggish ktki some instances, a decline on last week'squotations of-2dpera highest figure not exceeding 4s per 8 lW., but at which was efected. As to the general quality of thc ...

... Mantfactures, Commerce. &c. ssAxcvzsTs Ft, Tuesday.-Prices, especially wberequantities have been sold, are the turn in favour of the buyer; but there are no general anid extensive purchases to be reported, all parties, from the country, draper to the exporting merchant-buying only to meet most pressing want,. The stand and slight declire In the Liverpool market last week, has evi- dently ...

... COMMVUERCIAL LIST, WEEK SNDINO ON MONDAY LABT. 13MPORTS. BERseor;.-70 tons bones antd a parcel of skine-To order Fortuna (Norwegian shi 1q, Alser, Jr., master. DELIVERED FRO31 WAREHOUSE. 3 boxes tes-William Gray I chest tea-R. Catto & Cn. I chest l.s-Daniel Gray I bag coffee-rn. Gray 5do-Brebner & R-gg 1 do--R. Stevens Se lo-W. Emslie & Son '3 d-J. a R. Uequhlart 6 do-Geo. Iiglis G loads ...

... Zondomx and Provincial Grain Markets. I OLD CORN EXCHANGE. London, Monday, 26th Feb. 1344. Since Monday last theadvices from the leadingpirovirucial markets In- form us that a. general firmness is experienced in the Wheat trade, al- though the supplies are only cleared oft' it; retail quantities. The arri- ii vale at our market during the past week have been moderate, and veryI short this ...