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... AGlRICULTUJ RE SYUWN OF TIHU SUZYZEW AED flflrIGE COR TflDr DUM5NG TUE PAST WEEK. (From Ei/c Mark Lane Express oflMondkay.) Thoe weather having remaidned urincterruptsdly Sose throughout thle week, the cutting of grain has been pretty generally cone- meteced in the southern parts of the kingdomi. Nothineg very tiefinite, can of course at present be knownw respecting lice yield, but the little ...
... MUAOvlJTUnS, COMM:ERCE, &e. MANCHESTER.-During the week the market has continued to feel severely the effects of the monetary pressure. The want of confildexce and general stagnation have increased as the week advanced, until it may be said that business has been almost brought to a complete stand. Extreme caution is now the policy of all parties, and an abstinence from fresh engagements ...
... I l - cc8OMa aozeam LIST, FO 'flXz W-rES EZNDING MONDAY LAST. IMPORTS. ROTTERDAM.-N3 bales flax,61 mats tow, 12bagsfiaxseed I barrel salted herrings, Leys, M asson, & Co.; 20 bales flax, Milne, Cruden, & Co.;- 1s hales flax.-l hhd. linseed, Rich. ards & Co. ;. 15 mats flax. I bag onion seed, A. & W. Thomrn 7 bales clover seed, W. Davidson & Co.; 4 bales do., I ho tobacco pipes, James ...
... I - - Cattle and Dleat. Markets. I SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, Monday, June14. The supply of foreign stock on offer to-day consisted of E 220 oxen and cows, 689 sheep and lambs, and 31 calves, in very middling condition. From our own grazing districts, the arrivals of beasts fresh up this morning were seasonably ex- tensive, and about T00 head nore th an on Monday last. This E increase in the ...
... The following communication has been received by Mr .Bannerman, Ma., from the Board of Trade:- ffice of Vnmmittee of Privy Council for Trade, Whitehall, i5th May. 1847. Sjr,_- am directed by the Lords of tie Committee of priy Council for Trade, to inform YOU that it appears, by a despatch from her Majesty's Consul General at Christiania. that the catch of Norwegian herrings has greatly ...
... I - I SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, Monday,lMay 24. There were on sale to-day about 250 beasts. 380 sheep, 120 lambs, and 20 calves from abroad, the whole of Shieh were disposed of at full prices. The arrivals of beasts fresh up this morning from oulr own grazing districts were seasonably good, and of excellent quality, especially those from Norfolk and the western and niidlnd counties. -The ...
... COMMEROCZAL LZSTJ FO1: THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY LAST. IMPORTS. CATANIA.-IS8 tons sulphur. Richards & Co. Clementina (121 tons), Thomas Brand, master. SrET'rms.-593 pieces oak timber or knees, A. Hall and Co. Grace Milne (101 tons), Alex. Clark. master. STRALSUNn.-460 quarters wbeat, Gilcomston Brewery Co. Leo (Hanoverian ship), Linnemann, master. HAMBTUR;H.-I case matches, lo bags linseed, ...
... I I.FOR THEWEER.E NL . , F'OB TflE WEEK E:SDIhG M0S-3, Y LAST. IMPORTS. | HAM'BUrno.-815 pieces oak timber or knees, 6 pieces fir timber; Niel Smith, Jun. Cesar (Hanseatie ship), Janson, waster. R[GA.-1000 quarters oats; Best, Robb, & Co. Rapid (103 tons), Moir, master. GOODS WAREHOUSED. 1056 lbs. tea, David Dunn & 668 lbs. coffee, Robert Ste- Co. Yens 1242 do. Brebner & Ragg 6281 do. William ...
... A8 EF D =-N SHA*-E 1 *-T. TUESDAY, JCEL 6.- (Correctedfrom the Oocial.e w L .) Share. £5 20 100 100 10 10 20 500 25 5 100 50 20 50 .. 100 100 50 21 ;e i.y Le Is 't e t- I- d It ir Le Le Le I_ ad Paid. £5 - 5 100 100 21 10 10 100 10 5 50 J0 5 10 100 50 50 50 2 20 ...
... I The suspension of Messrs Coates and Co., American Mer ebants, of Bread Sireet, Cheapside, with branches in Not- tingham, Manchester, and Liverpool, was; arunounced on Monday. For the last fifteen years,the firm have-bieii ex- tensive buyers of manufactured goods for the American parket; and disappointment in the receipt of remittances is stated to have caused the stoppaze. The liabilities of ...
... COMMZIRCIAL LIST, F-OR THE WEEK MADING MONDAY LAST.Z iEXP TS. HALIFAX.-23,700 common bricis, 50 chimney tops, 16 crates earthenware, A. & W. Nicol; 25 bags corks, S boxes confec- tionery, 2000 Bath bricks, 8 bundles plants, 2 boxes honey, 2 hampers saddlery, 50 casks bottled beer, 22 boxes tobacco pipes, 10 hhd. linseed oil, 150 kegs mustard, 120 boxes starch, 20 casks Epsom salts, 13 casks, ...
... 'aNIUPACTUnSJ, e 3 &co DuSDEE.- Since our last, some extensive transactions in flax have taken place, but the correct Drices have not trans- pired. In linens and yarns, there has likewise been more doing. No alteration in the stakte of matters with the Rus- sian markets.-Dundee Advertiser. MANCIHEST16R, Tuesday.-The market here continues ge- nerally in the dull and inanimate condition which it ...