... CO31MrnERCIAL LIST. IVEER. ENDrING ON MOVDAY LAST. IMPORTS. AactvsoaL.-240 packs Tow, 900 Mars, Leys,. Masson, &I Co. ; 72 blasts, £2 Oars. J. Catto. Son, & Co.; 3 ksIts Manna Croup, 5 dozen Tongues, W. Gargill. Messenger, Cargill, master.I DANTIC.-1170 quarters Wheat. 391) bags Barley, 7 00 quarters Peas,, 6 fathoms Lathwnod.-to order ; 20 kegs Spruce Beer, George Stirling. Lena (268 tons), ...

... London and Provincial Grain MAsetu. . .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OLDECORN EXCHANGE, London, Mondayi 26th Aug., 1844. The supplies of English Wheat durintg the pst week have been mode- rate, and very small this morning, consisting chiefly of the new crop which comes in very Indifferent condition; sales proceeded slowly, and last week's prices could only be obtained for the finest descriptions of old; ...

... CATTLE lUCETS. X SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, August S. The supply of beasts was somewhat extensive for the t -Although there were some extremely well made up cattle, k general quality of the supply was inferior to that exhibited *j _ past. The weather being rather favourable for ltaughtts, ~ tendauct of buyers good, the beef trade, paicukrlyt thb e Scots^. runta, &c. was steady, at prices quite ...

... &n3Rvzmx XAaxZZs. i-- ABERDlEEN CORN MARKET. MARKET BUiL)INOS, Au3gast 3.-1The ast week bas beeni oaefi markably fine weather for tipening and bringing forward the hlirs, which will be general in this nelghbourhood in thacourteoteightortfl days. The market was very thinly attended to day. snd little do*-ii- oats at much about former prices. There weresome new sOtS savd l1fSi shown to-day, from ...

... I~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . MANCHus9Tc.-We have bad l6ss doing it, cloth this week, especially with the printers, who, finding the supply now fully adequate to the demand, are becomne shy In their purchases. and In consequence lower rates are current, say 2ri. to 3d. a-piece, and to-day the market closes heavily at that decline, There Is not much difference in the value of ...

... I & A L IST - WEE: ENDli1 O M AX LAST. : X; 0031''' .-0 'IMpoRTS. 0 '- , fXft VVRIOA.-512 packs flax, Richards & Co. 4 bales gopsequinlIsAbe.r_ deen Quil 11Man6uractory_ 1 box horsehair, . Levie. -12 tongus, 2 kes manna croup, : spar, JrDickie-Henry Holland, Dickie,nmaster. , CrvoNSTAD.-112 bundles Hemp, 92 Spars, Catto, Thomson, & Co.; 62bundlesdo.,. Gray,Watt, CO. - Cato (117tons1, Henderson ...

... 'ABERDEEN MAN18.E - S., m I ABERDEEN CORN tAlARKET. - ARKET BUILDINGS. Sep. 6.There was a Sood attende ket todaj, butrery little doing, at prices muph the samre IZ - Potato Oats ' pet ursT.jct o' Comrnon Oats- - .. 18s d oa d Bear. 52 6 perbushel.- .- 0-s0dto ' : Barley, do. do. do. .. ;5 Wheae{Aberdeenshirg),; - , d. D *~p*g1u'3 Oatmeal ( r.vn~' *.per boll ...

... } 'T 3.CATWLE : - SUIITrFIELo CATTLE M AR;t1T, Sept. 2. For this time of year the supply of beasts on offer here very extensive as to numbers, and of fair average quality. v cumstance, together with the ctnspratively small number of buyers In attendance, and the uniavottrable state of the *1, er-h slaughtering. caused the beef trade to rule exrcesively du11, as, 7- Instances. a decline in the ...

... I iOLD CORN EXCHANGE, LondouMontday, 24Sept.,l134. Is- The supply of Englis~hwheat tothis morning's market isto0afair ez- ar tent, but the new wheat camne to hand in very bad Condition, though the be weather Is xednl ieadbeneficial for the conclusion offiarvest.; the tradewaveylnudad It was with difficulty that slscudb elfected even at a ieduction on the terms or this day week of is, to,;la. ...

... Loudon &nd Provincial rsain alaritets. dOLD CORN IEXCRANG6Er LondoP, Monday,9th Sept., 1544.1 1.-The tresh -supplies of English Wheat to this morning's market are again swell, and but little of it comes in good condition; the tsr'de was t- very firm, though transactions were limited, and for the finest descrip. tions Iajetweek's rate, were realized;, secondary and inferio sot wr very difficult ...

... CATTLE XA1iKETS. into-day'.s mnarket, the nlumber of beasts on sale were much Imi than those exlibiied oi It.Ms daY smnht, yet they were good for ihe tlte of year, anfor theineg art.o lcunqaiq bsdmeo codo ad eonry buyrs eing W ni 6erous, the beef tmade wai to- jlemably NtWy tp ce ut qa to those obtained- ast week, and L -which thehlo h upyw~Ip~ f hiprag~etc cowd COWs for the dnited Xi h ev ...

... I` A,-%BEBLDN1zN 1W1K2 ABERDEEN CORN MARXE. ; Warsera BurtSLwos, Sep. 23.-YTrmera beng n ite$. j vest, therewas littte business doing in *h market to da w't OldOats. ]8tdtoOOsOd, New Oats .. .to 0ls OdI 40 b1. per , Old Bear,. Od toOOd New Bear . . . 22a Od to 2fts Od ?52 lbs. per Old Barley . -..-..- .. 28s Od taons Od Whest(Aberdeensbhir) .. ..50s Gd to520s Od per qarter. ...