... CATTLE 1fARRETZS. SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, March 25. The supply of beasts on sale in our market of to-day vatseumbl large, and, comparatively speaking, of tair average .quality. Notwit standing the attendance of both town and country del ersaev numerous. thebeef trade, owing to the dead marketsbeing heaily sgete with meats, was in a depreased state, and thesalesmen were Coni;U give way in ...

... COMMlFERCIAL LIST. WBEK ENDING ON MONDAY LAST.. EXPORTS. QuEaioc.-A Piano Forte-S. Mann. 2 boxes Apothecary Wares-John Forsyth. I cask Glass Globes; I hamper, I jar, Glass anid EarthenwaTe -H. Fraser & Co. 4 casks Brandy-Wmn. Duthie. 1 bundle Plants- Ja. Roy, Jun. I cask Whisky-W. Longmore. Brilliant (332 tons), Elliot, master, 37 Passengers. QUEBEC.-I Clock. I Plough-John Johnstone. I box ...

... I CATT** kADEtEEi!SI SM1T1HF1ILD CATTLE MARKET, April I1. There was exhlbiteofi ftSrle d in to'SdY's Market, a lIbnited rsupl nt beasts as to numbersa but its general qtalmty was good, Thedead sa.- hers beinig p~retty sll cleared, and the attendance of bayers good, use beef trade was somewhat active, at ao advance on last Maoday-, qutab. tions of 2d. per 8 Ibs., the best Seats and hornebreds ...

... 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 ...

... COMMERCIAL LIST, WEEK ENDING ON MONDAT LAST. EXPORTS. RALrTRax.-95 casks bottled beer-Smith, Irvine, & Co. 70 casks whitening; 1 iron cable chalin-Farquhar & Gill. 200 bags barley- John Glenile. I cart, 4 ploughs-Wmn. Dustan. 24 chairs, I box ap. parel-D. WI-Bean. 8 trusses linen manufactures-Ifilne, Cruden, & Co. I box and I truss woollens, I truss spparel-3a. Duguid & Co. 13 grates -John ...

... ABERDEEN MARKETs. I ABERDEEN CORN MARKET. MARKET BurLDIwNS, Apnl 3.-The wrether has become dieasald, and the Sowing is now general. We had scarcely auy mnarbet to.&Y. the few samples sold were at much the same at last week. OurqeU tionas are, therefore, noninal, for all sorts of grain, Potato Oa.per quarte.17s Gdtolst I ComnmonOats .. ,,, ,, .. , do. 16s Odtol&MD Bear. ...

... 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 ...

... |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 ...

... 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 ...

... London and Provincial Grain muaretv. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, London, Monday, 8th April, 1844. During the past week the supplies of English wheat have been but moderate, and the fresh arrivals to this morning's marltet were again small, particularly from Kent: but having no market on Friday, the quantity on sale was fully sufficient to meet the local demands of our millers, the trade was firm, and ...

... ABERDEEN CORtN MAiREiT. MARIDT BEtILDINGs, Aprtl 12-The weatherbas becomaein and by, and the sowing is now general. We had scarcely any market to-dayu4 the few samples sold were at much the same as last week. Our quo tions are, therefore, uominal, for all sorts of rain. Potato 0 perquarter l7s 3d to IJ C CommonOats .. do. o16sOd to1& 4i- Bear, 52 2b per bushel .-.-. . ...

... Londqon and Provincial Grain M~arkets. OLD CORN EXCHANGE. Londou, Afonday, Ist Apria, 1844. The fresh supply of English Wheat to this morning's Market was only to a moderate extent; the trade was by no means brisk; fine picked samples fully supported last week's terms, but secondary and inferior de- scriptions were difficult of disposal. Free Foreign remains in the same lifeless state as ...