... | (FROM THE aeAasK LANE EXPRESS.) 01 The past mild week has brought us to the close of aI another year-very peculiar in its character as to the v weather and temperature, and very unsatisfactory as SE respects the results of agricultural labour and anxiety. tc A low range of wheat prices has obtained throughout, with very few fluctuations. The average price was only 44s 5d per qr.; the highest ...

... La a r It f t S. EDm4BURGIs PROVISION MARKET, Jannay 21. i BOTCHER HEAT, &C. Bcef, bstroast. lb 0/7 to O/8 Mutton, best, lb. _0/5 to 0/0 Middling do. _.0/6 a 0/7 Mliddling do. ?? N 0/0 Best Boiling do. ?? u P/7 _ s /7 Middtlng do. Z.0/0 , 0/0 Vo) ? . 0/4 N 0/10 Lamb, 73 lb. __0/5 N 0/C Tosguos, each, ./6 v 3/6' TBon, tc. ( Turbot, eaeb .3. 2/0 to 16/01 Lobstere, eacb,. l/6 to 3/0 ,Wlshlengs, ? ...

... SEQUESTRsATeIOtNS. James Campbell, draper and grocer in Golspie and Rogart, Sutherlandshire-creditors meet in Hill's IHotel, Golspie, 1lth January, twelve o'clock-D. Gray, writer, Golspie, agent. David Dickinson, millwright, residing at Clock- mill, Dunse-creditors meet in the Swan Hiotel, Danse, loth January, one ?? P. M'Watt, Danse, agent. James Miller of Ledlanet, residing there, Kinross- ...

... I8E~~~qUE8TRESRATON.I Alexander ltobertson, solicitor, Perth-creditors meet in the SI icitors' Library there, 3d February, one ?? Young, solicitor, 38 High Street, Perth, agent. EXAMINATIONS, &e. John Lister, of Strathruddie, late of Kinninmonth, advocate, Edinburgh-to be examined in the Sheriff Court-house, Edinburgb, 3d February, twelve o'clock. William Watson and Co. spade manufdcturers at ...

... VI Ita eIs. EDINBURGH PROVISIONI MARKET, January 26. B boTdICHER !)EAT, &C. Beef, bestroast lb O/7 to i/8 3Mutton, best, 1 lb. o0/6 to 0/0 Mfiklill as. do.-00/6 0 i7 0 Aidding do. - ?? 01 /o 0f BenG Boiling do'. _0/5 1 Q7, Po'-it __ -- - / - - n-- !J Middling do. _ .0/0 (/o Veal,-___sji4 i 1/ Lamb, q lb. . 0/5 s 0/6 Tongues, each,__^,2/6 , 3/6 FIsH, &C. Turbot, eaebh__.. 3/0 to 16/0 l Lobsters ...

... n t a .h t S. EDINBURGH PROVISION MARKET, January 2S. DBUrTCHRs MEAT, &C. bcef,bestroast. llb 0/7 to 0/8 Mutton, best, %q ib. _.0/6 to 0/l Iiddlimn do. ._0/6 ii 0/7 Mliddling do._ ?? it 0/0 Best'Boidng do. _n/5 vf oj7 ?? 0/ 7 Middling do. _o0/0 o i/o Veal,. ?? l 1/0 Lam2b, tl lb. ?? D 0/6 Tonguas, each_,2/6 s 3/6 Fige, &c. Turbot, eaeb _3/0 to 18/0 Lobsters, each,_ /8 to 3/0 Wlhitings, ?? 12 ...

... The examination in the sequestrated estate of Mr John Robb, contractor forn mason work, Edinburgh, took place yesterday in the County Buildings, before Sheriff Hallard. The sederunt included Mr Robert Gordon, jun., for Mr John James, ?? agent in the sequestration, and Mr Wm. Thompson, manda- torv for a creditor. The bankrupt having been sworn, deponed-I commenced business ia Edinburgh as a ...

... Lu a r h, t t ?. EDINBURGH PROVISION MARKET, January 10. BUTCHER MEAT, &C. Beef,be'troast.1bO/7 toO/8 Mutton, best, 1llb. 0/5 to 0/0 Middlinz do. -0/6 0/7 Middling do. _. 0/0 0/0 Best Boiling do. _0/6 0/7 Pork, ?? 0/7 Middling do. 0/0 , 0/0 Vealo ?? e 0/10 Lamb, lb. _0/S ,, 0/6 Tongues, eachl__.2/6 S 3/6 F18n, ac. Turbot, edebS10 to 16/0 Lobbters, each,_1/6 to 3/0 Whitings, do.- . 02 ,, 0/3 ...

... I IalItt 5. EDsNBURGH PWOVISION iaRai, Jwanuary 14. BUTCHER tnBAT, &c. Beef,bestroast.?lYbO/7 toO/8 /I Mutton, best, 7plb. .0/5 to 0/0 liddlitor do. ?? it 0/7 Middling do. ..0/0 et 0/0 Best Boiling do. it /5 'o 0/7 Pork,. ?? is 0/7 Uidlitg ?? jO ri 6/o Veali,-.._ 0/4 it eo, Lamb, tlb. ?? , 0/6 'Tongues, eacb,.2/6 i, 3/6 ?? : . FlosR, bC. Turbot, eaeb_./0 to 10/0 Lobsters, each,__ 1/6 to 3/0 ...

... S:COTS BANKRUPTS. 5EQUETRATIQoNB. Malcolm MXIutosb, general merchant in Por- tree-creditors meet in the Faculty Hall, Glasgow, 17th January, one o'clock-D. Curror, ?? 1S Young Street, Edinbbrgh, agent. James Bruce, builder, Ash Cottage, Hillbead, in or near Glasgow -creditors meet in the Faculty Hall,. Glasgow, 18th January, twelve o'clock - Gavin Hamilton, 98 West Nile Street, Glasgow, agent. ...

... BIRMINGHArM, Jan. 1.-There is nothing new of material imporrance to report with -regard to the South Staffordshire iron trade. The preliminary quarterly meeting of ironmasters was held at Dud- ley yesterday, when an improved feeling was exhi- bited, but it was, notwithstanding, unanim.ously re- solved not to make any advance, but to adhere to existing prices. Bar iron therefore stands at L.8 ...

... BELFAST, Jan. Sth.-The season for the finish of linen webs has been so very favourable that more than usual business continues to be done in prepar- ing goods for the warehouse. Last week the dif- ferent bleachrieids in the neighbourhood of Belfast exhibited a breadth of linens in process of whitening such as has rarely been seen in the winter months. Prospects of an extensive trade with New ...