... 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 ...

... Brought down the Monmouthshire Canal Co.'s Tram Roads aad Canal the Week ending Match 31, 1848. COAL. Tram Ro*d. ) Cuuul. I Tons. C«t. Tons. Cwi Thomas Powell. { Thomas Prothero j liosser Tliuinas and Co. Thomas Phillips and Sou 375 9 Carr and Co 05 17 425 0 Joseph Beaumont. j W. S. Cartwright j Joseph Latch aud Co I Latch and Cope j John itusielland Co 1108 4 Tredegar lion and Coal Co.. j 626 ...

... ttJUTES AND TIME TAlii Ullli.w WlisriiiiS RAILWAY. ( Corrected to Feb, tat.) FROM BRISTOL TO LONDON. Exprsj 1,2,3.1 Moil. 1,2,3. | ILxjir* i j Mail- A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. | P.M. I P.M. I'.M. P.M. III. I'-M. Bristol 8 10 7 0 7 40 8 3.') 11 0 10 ( 10 45 12 401 1 44 3 45 6 0 8 45 11 50 Bath 8 26 7 20 8 30 9 0 11 40 10 30 11 sj 1 0 2 0 4 8 6 23: 9 15 12 K Swindon. 9 23 8 30 10 28 10 ...

... 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. | ...

... QUOTATIONS. s. Wheat, red 39 to 16 Fine 4S 50 Fine Flour, per sack (Town). 40 45 Malting 32. 33 Malt, Ordinary 54 56 Pale Rye 32. 34 s. s- Peas, Hog 32 to 35 Maple ■— — Boilers 33 36 Beans, .33 Pigeon — — 37 Oats, Feetl 17 120 Tine 22 25 Poland 20 23 Potato 20 23 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19.-The present week's arrival ot English Wheat, coastwise, has been very moderate, viz., 2,330 quarters. To-day ...

... For the week ending April 1, 1848. Passengers ♦ 307 3' General Merchandise 1481 l 0 General Merchandise 1481 1 0 £ 1789 1 ...

... Traffic Account, for the Week ending April 15, 1848. Passengers £ 248 4 5 Goods 1433 0 10 Total £ 1081 A 3 ...

... An Account of Ieon brought down the Canal from the to the 15th April. Tram-road, Canal. IRON. TONS CWT. TONS. C4 Tredegar Iron Company. Ebbw Vale Company 984 5 Rhymney Iron Company Cruttwell, Allies, & Co. 476 4 1460 9 1695 I An Account of Coal brought down the Canal from lOthV 15th April. TONS. CWT. TONS. Thomas Prothero 50 0 50 0 Carr and Allfrey Brothers. 80 0 Rosser Williams John Davies .„ ...

... Abstract of House Surgeon's Report to the Weekly Board for the Week ending Aptil 25, 1848. U £ Kemained by last Report 14 i § 5 1 Admitted since Of — .it ...

... SM1THFIELD CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY, APRIL 10. From our own grazing districts the arrivals of beasts fresh up to-day were limited but of excellent quality. Although the at- tendance of both town and country buyers was small, the beef trade ruled brisk. A good clearance was effected. With. sheep we were asain scantily supplied. The mutton trade was very firm at today's advanced rates. The lamb ...

... Per load of 45 cwt. English, Tree £ H 0 t0 Coppice 12 O 0 • • 13 0 0 LIVERPOOL (DUTY FREE).—Quercitron, x,8* 6s. to £9. 6s.; Dutch Oak, per ton, X4- to £ 5.; German, X3. 10s. to f6. ...

... CALENDAR AND LIST OF FAIRS, NOTICES, ETC., IN THE COUNTIES GLAMORGAN, MONMOUTH, AND BRECON, FOR THE EN- SUING WBBS* APRIL 9. FIFTH SUNDAY it LENT.—Morning— 1st lesson, 3rd ch. Exodus; 2nd lesson, 6th ch. Acts. Evening—1st lesson, 5th ch. Exodus; 2nd do., 11th chap. Hebrews. —— 10. Catholic Emancipation Bill pass., 1829. Moon's First Quarter, 2h. 49m. afternoon. —— 11. Canning born. 1770. —— 12 ...