... Downs sellinc at 4d 4d,:and Polled she fo 3 d Beef was unaltered.- eal was brisk. for tihechpaI3alis, wecf made about 2d per'storie more than on Mo~y eng With, spirit at 48 4id; inferior Was'unaltere a s alsspork t Price per stone of 8 ?? theohfl-.j Bd_ ...

... the stock came to hand in good condition. From Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, and Northamptonshire, we received about 1500 short-horns; from other parts of England, 1100 Herefords, runts, Devons, &ca.; and from Scotland 400 horned and polled Scots. , With ...

... above three months, and that of the whole school not above nine months.' At Bradford (Stott Hill), 'the children stay a very short time, either at school or in the same mill-they are con- stantly changing-in the boys' school 300 have been admitted, and 256 ...

... came exactly at thes right time for British industrie. Its least value to this countrys will be iii revealing our general short- cominiigs, our dangers, and our deficiecicies; and ice thee lesson of hmleeiiatian which has besem taughet its, -our future ...

... old 49 01 ..33 ann, FLuna, iowa-made, (per sack of 280 lbs.) 00 09 41 48 l'Gvil. Town Houasehold . - - - 39 Country 35 i3s story BARLEr, melting, new . 30 33 Distilling, 27 23 ar fa- Ditto, Chevalier, - 34 37 Grinding, 24 27 Rev. OATS, English feed, new ...

... ansd a good attendance of customers, caused the better qualities~to meet with an improved, inquiry, at sirt'dvaseo of 3d'per'storie froriX the rates of lust week, and the. principal part of buvinees was brotigbt~o a close at an ear~ly hour. The mutton trade ...

... 9s-pork, 5s 6d to 7s per stone-bogget sheep, 30s to 40s-fat rsgd sheep, 44s to 48s Od each-Scotch cattle, 3a Old to 4s-Irish and short- sign horns,'3s to 4s per stone when fat. En- NEWCASTLE SHEEP & CATTi,E MtIARKET-TuESDAY, Nov. 20. Thb Tbere has been an increase ...

... y from diseased lungs, spitting of blood. liver derangement, deafness, 1e siginig in the ears, constipatioet, debility, shortness of breath, and is desritg that period taken so much medicine that I can Bafely say I ts bave laid out uptivards of a thoatsand ...

... cattle. This, opr -readers may readily conceive, when it is stated that tihe aveiage- weight per head exceeded 60'imperial stories. The show this ya was further graced by coniributiorrs from the great cattle shows l~re at Darlington and.13irmingliam during ...

... (From an London Papers of Monday.) LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-MONDAY. Thereti There was a short supply of wheat by land carriage samples l from Essex and Kent this morning, with a liberal quantity of st barley, beans, and pease, from all the near counties, ...

... Castle, Stepheti, Suttder'l;I Beta, Renton. Newrastle; Paul Jenes, Edovards, Wemyss; mis typ Catlct itne, Gilasn, oendan.-d) Story, Milme, Porttoy. ,- SAcIiL. -Starcih 6.Jatte Colville, iarden, Portlundas; Marll, si psoitnsto, Stectitet; Idas. Parnes, airn; ...

... Mr Bessemer's invention is that he just takes crude iron directly from the ordinary blast furnace, sa and in the incredibly short space of 30 minutes conversi trc into ingots of malleable iron or steel of any esie, and fit for the tire various manipulations ...