... Per load of 45 cwt. n n English, Tree £ 12 0 O to £ 14 0 O Coppice 13 0 0 •• LIVERPOOL (DUTY FRI;E).— Quercitron, fg. 6s. to £9.6& Dutch Oak, per ton, X4. to E5. German, £ 3. to X6. ...

... [Corrected to the 1st Nov. from Bradshaw's Railway Guide.] DOWN TRAINS—MORNIKG. f SUNDAYS ? ON LY, from -'St 1st &>Expr.;MaiJ. Slst.2d([st2cUMail. g } 2nd iSc 3rd 'ind list &>J & '2;& 3rd!& Srd^Brstol SClassoClass jciassv ...

... Smithfield—Suppbttgood, and trade firm. Cumberland—A faff average supply, and a sluggish demand. Whitechapel—A steady trade, at full prices. At per load of 36 trusses. Smithfield. Cumberland. Whitechapel. Meadow Hay.. 60s to 73s 55* 10 I 50s to 74s Clover Hay. 70s 98s 70s 95s 72s 100s Straw 29s 29s 24s ..30s | 22s 29s BRISTOL HAY MARKET. Hay per Ton £ 2 5 0 to £3 5 0 Straw per Dozen 0 0 10 to ...

... LONDON, JULY 21, 1848. £ s. O IRON—Bara Wales .ton 6 0 6 15 Nail rods. 7 15 815 Sheet „ 9 15 Bars 8 10 Welsh cold blast foundry pig a r. ( Scotch pig b Clyde 2 6 Rails, average ..i Q J Chaiis ••••«••• o Russian c CCNl) .i.iii.'iiiii 17 0 2 Archangel.. i.'iiiii. IS 0 Swedish d, on the spot .i 11 5 t Steel,fagt .iiiiii 15 0 keg»e 13 10 i COPPER -1 ,le 87 10 D lough cake 79 10 A Best selected 82 ...

... [Corrected to the I st Nov. from Bradshaw's Railway (i DOWN TRAINS—MORNING. 5 SUNDAYS e ONLY. Starting from !lst &jl»t,2djlst &|lixpriMail. ^lst.2(^Ist2d.>Mail. j 5 2nd p 3rd 2nd |Ist &SI & 2 ...

... LONDON MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, MONDAY, JAN. S. The show of wheat at this morning's market by land carriaj samples from the neighbouring counties, was moderate, bi nearly the whole on sale being in very indifferent order, the trad was dull. The best-conditioned qualities brought former terms, an were soon cleared off; but it was difficult to effect sales of tb ordinary damp parcels ...

... The attendance at Mark-lane was unusually thin for a Mon- day, and the operations were on the most restricted scale. There was a small show of wheat by land-carriage samples from the home counties, and factois were not disposed to press sales; the trifling business done wasconsequentty on much the same terms as those current on this day se'nnight. The transactions in foreign wheat were ...

... BIUSIOL. MAY 3. Share Railways. j Paid. Closing Priel 100 Bristol and Exeter. 85 28 23 dii 33| J Do New 20 j 11 9 dis- 25 (Bristol and S. Wales Junction; 6 j 20 fBirming. and Oxford Junction^ 20 ...

... AGENTS FOR THE MONMOUTHSHIRE MERLIN. 11 lOCAI. AGRNTS:— 11 lOCAI. AGRNTS:— & Messrs lieH Morgan' C/%Vs.t0W ~Mr- Clark and M4 Abersvrhn,. ^:s & Son. stationers. Taylor, stationer*, &c. v Aberdare\^p Monmouth-Mr. Cossens, po.fr Mr- t nee, chemist. office. Jones, poiit-offiee. Merthyr Tydvil—Mr. White and nrin? r Mr- Stephenson, Mr. Wilkins, stationers. «r, Pontypool—tot. Hughes, printer. ...

... AGENTS FOR THE LOCAL AG £ KTS:-> Abergavenny—Mr. J. II. Morgan, Chepstow — IU, r, *r ■ & Messrs. Reesfc Son. stationers! Tavlor £ and Ahtrsyc.han—iU. Soiners. Afonmauti **ner^? j Aberdare-Mr. Price, chemist. Cossi;ns> Posted H Hlacku'oiut M r. J ones, post-office. Alert hi/V 'r ■, w. ,5t y^n/rtmi'w'j-.Mr.Kteplierison,printer Mr Wlt # 7 lte H Hrecau—Richard Fryer, Sun Inn stationers. ■ ...

... An Account of COAL brought down the Tram road from the 18th to the 31st March. „ i TOXS CWT. i TONS.CWT. Thomas Powell ) 5 > Ditto Union Colliery } j Thomas Prothero > | j Ditto Union Colliery i [[ s 0 Joseph Latch and Co i Latch, Cope, and Company 5 Rosser Thomas and Co. S 5 Forest Coal Co \[ Thomas Davies j i W. S. Cartwright j I Roger Lewis { j [[[[ Joseph Jones i 379 1? Carr and Company. | ...

... PRICES OF MANURES. Agricultural Salt, 30s. per ton Neshitt's Manure (prepared A Ikalies,28s. and 42s.percwt. by the London ManureCo.), Boast and Co.'s (Bow) lnor- £ to ^gl4. per ton, accord- ganic Manures, from 6s.to ing to crop lis. per cwt., according to Nitrate of Soda, £14. 10s. to crop £ 15. per ton Boast's Guano, f9. gs. Fer ton Nitrate Potash (saltpetre), Caibon, 12s. per qr. £ 26. to £ ...