... I O OlulIR3:ClL LIS¶0I, on T THE WEEK ENDINg MONDAY WEEK. IMPORTS. ROTTERDAM.-5 casks butter. J. Jvjilne; 25 cheeses, 1 ertwood; 46 do. W. Renzie; 49 do. J. Airth' S0 do. W. Shepherd- So do. J. Fraser, jun.; 50 do. N. Coutts; 50 do. 3. Christie; . do. J1. Fras-r & C o.; 74 do. Angus Fraser; 02 do. IV. Walker; 125 do. A. Cumming; 14* do J.a WBiet14 do. J. and W. Bismet 190 do. G. Barclay; 203 ...

... : --Cattls an& BWeat market,-, SAITkHF ELD CATTLCE MAKRET.4'FibAy Au 3. There was only a moderate supply of uneat at this marhet to-daY. but the trade was aetyslow for everything with a general decline i) prices, a hjilt veal could hardlsybe disposed of at the current orices of from'2s 1dt to 38 4d- beirg fall 4d per stone lower than on Monday. Mutton was 2d cheaper, and lam b heavy at ...

... S The annual general meeting of the subscribers and friends of this institution was held in the Court-House on Wednes- day. The attendance was highly respcctable, and consist. ed chiefly of ladies. The children, who were present, had a remarkably neat and tidy appearaiece; they sung several hymns in a very pleasing manner. On the motion of Mr BEST,J. B. M'Combie, Esq. of Gilly- brands, was ...

... [By Express. (From the London Papers of Monday.) t LONDON CORN MARKET-Monday.,-Nov. 19. -_ a>: i_ A aL __ __ s In addition to the reported supply of grain, there was a large arrival fresh up this morning from foreign ports. - i WuEvb-;English ruled dull; and after selected Samples I were'diAW.ed of, at last Monday's: currency, secondary runrs we Is lower.- eoreign had only a retail demand, at ...

... nflU&N PACT:1EES, C6DXMEOROi~,&oc 9. DoUN1nn.-We have no change of any conseqoence 't9 re- port as to the state or prospects of our trade. Flax of4good quality continues in steady demand at former. rates, while the lower descriptions are still of dull sale. with prices in fa- vour of the buyers. In tows and codillas there is very little doing, and prices are without alteration. Yarns and ...

... Clattle and meat larketo. SMITIJFIELD CATTLE MARKE'92, FRIDAY, Dec. iz.,- There was a large supply of meat' at market to-day,.ht notvithstandine which the genernl state of trade was better, The slbewvof beasts was very fine, and the trade for beef was a great deal improved in constquence.. -I'ricees rose 4d per. stone for all kinds : prime ('hristmis meat goirig at 4s 6d; iu- feri-r made from ...

... I MWAWAFACTVRS, COINlROE,, &o. --- e. yV Jfl9 X, as. DuNDrE.-Oar market for raw material is still very flat, and. though we cannot guote any decided alterations in prices, yet these are rather in favour of buyers. Linens move off slowly. Yarns are duller of sale, and prices on the whole a shade easier. The dates from Riga are to the 14th May instant. In flax there was little doing, as the ...

... MAY 15, 1849. PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Ditto for Account Bauk Stock. 194 India Bonds under 1000 72 894 South Sea Stock se Three per Cent. Red An. 903) Do. Old Annuities. . — Chree per Cent Con. An. Do. New Anuuities.. .. — New 5 per Cent. Ann a Consols for Ac. 91 New 3} per Cent 90% India Stock for Ac New 5 per Vents. .. — Canada (ruaranteed Debs Long Annuities to ...

... Between seven and eight this the tants of Clapham and the neighbourhood were thrown into a state of excitement and consternation by a report which was circulated, that a double murder had been committed in one of the courts in the immediate vieinity of White A man of the name of Weston, 2 jobbing gardener, murdered his wife and child by cutting their throats. Upon entering the house of the ...

... We understand that the Post Office authorities are about to join issue with the directors of the Edinburgh, Perth, and Dandee Railway, on the question which has led to such an rupture between them, and to such a complete dis- arrangement and delay'i the mails. Therailway company was said to have demanded per annum for carrying the mails —no exorbitant demand certainly considering the amount of ...

... (By Electric Telegraph.) NEWCASTLE + Nov. 3. —There was a fair supply of farmer’s wheat at this morning’s market, of an improved con- dition, which realised about the rates of last week, while for the trade ruled dull, and the south country samples, of which there were liberal arrivals, supported at easier terms. Barley Prices of last Saturday were without variation in prices. Malt, was in ...

... board the Albert and Victoria yacht, and posted in Greenock, has been received by a gentleman who was thrown a good deal into the company of the Prince. In that letter the Prince makes very liberal gratuities to be given to various parties by whom he was entertained. There is a gift of money named to be given to the band of the Prince’s Theatre, Glasgow ; and a sum, equal in amount, to be ...