... REVIEW OF THYE GRAIN TRADE DU4ING. THE WEEK. - .('rao~f TsHR MtARK LA1N. EXPRE~S~S.) The broken weather of thevpast week h-as pre- V*ented the entire conlplfeion of the corn harveft, * and dhine 'some 'inj tfy to the seconld cut ofgra3s, wv~f~hkbtsr stprokedeioabilndan. The: falt of rain, thbugh 'sa freqafent since' Mai ha, b been insuffi- cienetto ?? thb *tills ivn many'p1Aces. -In ismote ...

... larhkets. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] LONDON CORN. tARKET--YESTERDAY. Fair business in English wheat at fully Monday's rates. Several parcels of foreign sold at alnl terms. Flour fully as high. Barley sold freely at previous terms. Malt was in fair demand at former prices. Oats firm, and business large. Beaus and pease in fair demand. Arrivals:-Britieh wheat, 1780; barley, 2760, malt, 2690; oats, ...

... (01,1611TOVAart Irist. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 18.50. Ulia].. O-alpfl.5 rs Stoat. Sh-O. Pad. Pelas. ?? RAILWAYS. £ 8 d. £,5. Arbroathi and Forfar . ?? 28 £25 31- 12 0 4 Ayr and Maybol ?? 10 9 17 6 4 Caledonian ?? 109 89 10 0 44 Do. Preference ?? 100 1000 0 5 Do. 5percent ?? 28 27 2 8 S Do. Preference Quarters..124 10 10 50 4* Clydiadale ?? 10o 101 10 0 4 Caledonian and Dumbarton 25 15 13 00 S ...

... (PFROM . ALLA'S 2HOrSTHLY CIRCULAR.) We have still an easy market-stocks scarce, and much money seeking investment for the Martinmas term; heritable bonds not yielding more than 34 per cent., and the better class of railway debentures not to be had to afford 4; preference and guaranteed stocks have been eagerly sought for, and are now exceedingly scarce, being run up to rates which, in few in- ...

... LONDON CORjN MARKET. . _ L- - English wheat steady sale, at rnoderate rates, Little business in foreign, but fall prices maintained,. Demand for flour moderate. Scarcely any change it value. Common barley a slow sale-prime Mnalting much wanted, and fullY as dear. Malt in fair re- quest. Oats fully as high, supply moderate, demawd good. Beans and pe isc bring full value. Arrivals not yet issued ...

... LE a r Ih t I S. EDINBURGH PROVISIWX MIARKET, March 7. . BOTCHER MErAT, aC. Beefbestroast. lb0 0/7 to 0/8 Mutton, best, tqlb. .0/6 to 0/S Middling do. ._ 0/6 t M 0/7 iddling do. / ?? a. __0/0 Beat Boiling do. /015 i O/7 ?? . 0/6 o 0/7 Middling do. __0/0 i0/0 ?? (0/4 a 1/0 Lamb, to lb. . 0/0 it 0/0 Tongues, ?? . 3/6 Fists, ac. Turbot, eaeah 3/0 to 14/0 Lobsters, eacb,. /6 to 3/0 Whitings, do._ ...

... Eta r ht to. EDINBURGH PROVISION MARKET, January 3. BUTCHER MEAT, ac. B~et bestroast.f lb 017 to 0/8 Mutton, best, V lb. -0/5 to 0/0 Middling do. . 0/0 / 0/7 Middlingdo.--~.0/0 it 0/0 Beet Bollng do. -0/5 e 0/7 ?? .O0/6 N 0/7 Middlini do. .0/0 N 0/0 Veal, ?? , 0/10 Lamb,'flb. --0/5 lO 06 Tonguas9-eab,-2/8 it 3/6 Fosu, &c. Torbot, eae.l..- 5/O to16/0 Iobsters, each, .116 to 2/6 Whitiogs, ?? it ...

... PntaJttz. EDINBURGH PROVISION 8fARKET, April 11. BUTCHER HEAT, &c. Beefbestroastllb t0/? to 0/8 Mutton, best, 1lb. -0/6 to 019 Middlin. do. _0/6 se 0/7 Middling do. . * 0/0 Best Boilingedo.O/s 0/7 |Pork,__ O/6 0/7 IMddling da. ?? ,, 0/0 IVeal,__ _O/4 a 1/4 La.mb, 7 lb. ?? 0/0 o/n ITongues, each,2;6 v 3/6 VEGETABLES, &C. Cauliflower, @ doz. 2/0 to 3/f Potatoes, V pelek,.0/4 to 0/6 Turnips, do ...

... VI r ht t B., EDINBURGH PROVISION MAiKEET, February 10. BUTCHER 31EAT, &c. Beef bestroast. lfb o/I ton/8 Mutton. best, 'lb. ?? to 0/8 Middli.t. do. - 0/6 , 0/7 IMiddling do. _..010 .9 0/0' Best Boiling do. _o/5 /S 0/7 Pork, -. /6 0 o/7 Middling do. _O/O a ( /0 Veal, ,- n/.4 1/0 Lamb, V lb. -o0/ e r /6 Tongues, each, 2/6 m 816 VE3ET LA5s , &C. Caifidfwac, If don.. 2/ to 3/0 Potatoes, 1 peck, ...

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... REVIEW OF. THE GRAIN TRADE DURING THE 1PAST WEEK. ' (PR.oY itE MARK LANE S EXeIcSs.) The fine open weather of the past week has been unusually favourable to ploughing, and all' prepara- lions for spring tillage; but the deficiency of rain still keeps the wells low and the ponds inadequately supplied. The rsiliness and dryness of the season are, however, very nnfavourable to graziers, as the ...

... EDINBURGH_SIA1PJ fiLIST. SATURDAY, MARCH 5, I8 1t9 0D.). Wb Wb i ,.a4. r~p51 O..,ritIe DYdtO t f 550. sht1i FLt B 5CI. C AILWAYS. . 8 d Arbroitan f and Forfar ?? 25 2 5 33 0 0 Do. Ayr ad Maybole 10 10 9 176 31 M. & Clonianssp. k ._ _ _SlO 83 150 D tt Do. oo. reronoreferenc S tk 115300 SDo Do. Dot. Dn6erco ?? 25 25 *2710 0 4 Do:&DO. Do. 4 pe c nt. ?? - 25 25 1 1 D 0 ' Do.&Do. Do. Prof. Dref Qrs ...