... • 8. 6 Inferior Mutton 3 10 Middling do 10 2 Prime do 4 4 Veal 6 Small Pork 4 . TTLE MARKET, Nov. 4. f we had moderate supply both demand; cattle met a good sale, » nfl 6d. per stone of lb over last week * ;re difficult to purchase, and week's rates, or perhaps about jd * ss. 9d. to 6s. tid. per stone offal. TTLE MARKET, Nov. 6. . was not so fully supplied la* 1 nd, former rates were fully ...

... . i«p?3fc'T'llE ABERDEEN AND EDINBURGH 1 Steamers are appointed to Sail as under, (weather per- FROM ABERDEEN HARBOUR. DUNDEE TUESDAY, Dec. 23, at 7, a.m. «ONNIE DUNDEE ].TUESDAY, Dec. 30, at 7, a.m. . FROM ORANTON PIER, Ronnie Dundee Thursday Morning, Dec. 25. fcONNIE DUNDEE THURSDAY Morning, Jan. 1. Aberdeen, 2d Dec. 1845. •„» The Company respectfully request that Passengers will he ...

... It is believed, that slr Frederick Goulburn, son of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, is to be the new Commissioner of Customs, in the place ot the Hon. Heneage Legge, lately deceased. Observer. or several years past the river Thames has not presented such a scene of bustle for the last few days. For a distance of nearly five miles from London Bridge the river has the appearance of a thickly ...

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... COJN ElXC'IIAA(GE,, Monday, Septembecr 8. We0 bave a continuanco of very fine weather for ?? progress of harvest labours, atnd tire greatest activity prevails in most of our English counties. Thin morning wo have more moderate de- liveries of Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Stiffulk than last week, and houh th coditon gnerllyof new samnples is niot so good mor limues haspreaile inthe sales, and ...

... T'HE WEST INDIA MITAIL. T ra ?? I ir vtZ ?? T h . . ?? .: DESTRUC 1 iVE FIREi AT IBARBADOES. CAPTURE OF SANTA ANNA. Southampton, Mfarch I. The Tay Royal AMail steam-ship, Commsander Richard Sharp, arrived this morning at half-past eleven o'clock. She is four 'davs over due. The Tay brings 151,907 dollars, 10,000 of which are on eccount ,of the Mexican dividends, being C000 from Vera Cruz and ...

... YESTERDAY'S MARILETS. LONVDON CORN EXCHANGE. FPiiday, Since this day week we hiave had as favourable weatiter for out-door vork, as could possibly be desired, and all hands are now busily employed in the fields, somno falling off in the supplulies of grain front the farmers has colnse- quently taken place, notwithstanding which the trade has become very dull, and at several of the leading pro- ...

... MfAR.KET IIERALD. CORN EXCFUANGE, M1,Ondtke, 11a~rch 17. r Thle weather continues unusually severe f'or thle season, anid, owing to the long ciontinuantce of frost, agricultural operations tare nenrly suspended. W~e have onlynmoderaite supplies of Whett 1from thle principal cou nties this morning, thea condition of which is certainly better thou of late, and more aninsation was evinced in the ...

... BELFAST SHIP NE.WS. Fcb. 6-Samuel, Warren, )undalk, grain 'Tartalr (At), Steatart, Glasgow Newllastle, Burton, Carlisle (lowwvorni ?? Tnssie, Ardlrossan Prince of W% ales ?? M'Neilage, lleetwood 7-Athlone ?? Davies, LiverTool Morgiana, Lightbody, Beauinaris, coals and pig iron 8-Aurora ?? Anderson, Glasgow Belfast, Storer, Glasgow, general Cargo Botsey, Christima, IPsterhend, herrings Roval ...

... Ronroll Harlito. LONDON COIt-EXCHIANGE, F11n.t, F£B. S8.Tl supplies tire mnoduroato f all grain, not hravinig mlaterially iller. $,1 since Wednesodit. Of Foreign we have only One eargo of reported, about 800 quarters. Wiheat and Barley I -h e :nneIt fomn MoAlndav. Oats are firm, and the trade geoecally slead,, all other grain. a 0 AVERAICi IPRICE OF CORN IN ENGLAND ANY) WALES, FOR THR WEEK ...

... TIE DESTINY OF THE INDUSTRIOUS. (-iorn LVaifield's lectures on the Oranizaetion of Industry.) I venture to hope that, ere long, Many of those pro. osses which now deolorm the personis md narrow the in. tellects of our opfratives, will be tratiRfarrt1 to machinery, ilnd the only faihour requiredI will he that of ?? intellect. Tllt t le path Il rongh hlihlt the inducstrial world is now ...

... 'gratic n eoiuinerce. REVIEW OF THE COHN TIRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK )1AsRXi-LA,%NE, AOndlay, Oct. 6. We had cotnparativcls' finle veather iithe neighbnourhioodoftlie metropolis up to T'Iunrday ahice then a considerable qualitity of rail ha6 fallen, and though there is little corn abroed in the south, the wet must be regarded as uitfavourable, inasinuch as that portion of the potato crop ...