... COMMERCIAL LIST, FOOR THE WEEK ENDING XONDAY LAST. IMPORTS. QuEsBE.-513 pieces timber, hewn, 9246 staves, 050 deals, 14 .pars,. G. Thompson, Jun., & Co. Transatlantic (614 tons), Mann, waster. RiGA.-440 bales rags, 1 bale wool rags, I case seltzer water. 2 cases allasch kummel. To order. Edith (110 tons), Maxwell,, master. Sa.ssono.-1460 pieces fir timber, 138 pieces fir battens, G. Mihe3 & C. ...

... London and Provinoial Grain Markets. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Friday. For this day's market there were moderate arrivals of English grain, with no great addition of any foreign articles of the trade. English wheat commanded about the rates of Monday, withl a mode- rate sale. The best foreign wheats were held on former terms, the sales being confined to the best descriptions. Flour was purcbased ...

... t (FrOm the F'seis. Led Tiie finanklces at homue furnishl a strikcing contrast to those Of i78 India. Of course wo do not mean to imply that there is w lally fair parallel to be drawn between the two. But We Li- ?8speak of a matter of fact. The Chancellor of the Exsele Di Bo In(ier has agreeably surpriseod the public by stating two days Ili i-ago that he wan in ai condition to pay off the two ...

... S. Cd METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET-THURSDAY. It Although the supply of beasts in to-day's market was rather limit- t. ed, the demand for all breeds ruled very inactive; nevertheless 2 w prices were supported. Sheep-the show of which was smaller than 1, .i. for soe time past-were in steady request, at fully Monday's cur- st rescy. Very prine old Dons would leve produced 5s 4d per Bibs. I We were ...

... LO1NDON PRODUCE MIARKET-Tuesday. Sugar fair business; fall rates paid; little business in refined lo - lumps, 535. Coffee wanted, full prices paidjfor clean. Tea, dnmond increasing; ordinary Coneou Is. Rice quiet but firm. Saltpetre rather dearer; demand active. Tallow firm; fair busi- ness. NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET-Tuosday. Small attendance, and very little business doing, at the prices of ...

... IMPORTS. HAIBUDirH.-34D quarters wheat, F. Muill 115 do., J. Lindsay;. 116 do., A. Robertson. FantasV (82 tons), Mair, master. KONsIsesesne.-266 quarters wheat, W. Webster; 260 do., J. F. White. Alpha (Danish ship), Fri's, master. RIGA.-1223 packs flax, Richards d Co. , Od (Russian ship), Bode, mnster. Bauons.-675 quarters wheat, J. F. White. Minister Lindemann (Hanoverian ship), Rottgers, ...

... ABERUDEEN MARKETS. ABERDEEN CORN EXCHANGE.-FlIDAY. About an average attendance; some transactions in seed oats and wheat at exceptional rates, but prices generally the same as t last week. I Wheat, white 3tOs Od to 4 2 Ibs- per bus(l.0 red ..3s Od to-37s Odi s e uhl Common Oats 20s Od to oos Od 40 lbs. per bushel. Barley . 24s 6d to 25s Od 6S do Bear 24s Od to ...

... COMMEROIAL LISW, FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY LAST. IMPORTS. - CALAO-.-50 tons guano, Northern Agricultural Company, a t Rhine (American ship), Harward, master r NEWSTADT.-595 quarters wheat, W. & C. Williams, er Eider (Danish ship), Knuth, master. STRALrSND -1060 quarters wheat, J. P. White; 200 do., J. Mess; 100 do,, R. Kemp, ex Arthur (Prussian ship), Lenlbke, master. rMouLMs.rN.-583 pieces ...

... STLIEPED. . alfyear. Quarter. Under Cover,orby Poet,Credit. I£1 l 0 10 9 £056 1 Do. PaidinAdvanc .1 1. 0 0 010 3 06 '5 Deliveredrin Town, Credit .1 0 010 3 .0 56 La Do. PaidinAdvauce l 01 0 0 6 0 ofS B. Single paper 4Ia, credit 6,d. it At V.; If Mr 0- a- at os *0- agf )y at to -UNeTAMPED. Year. Half7year. uarter. Under Cover, Credit . 16 l £0 8 4 £0 4 8 Do. Paid in Advance. . ...

... AB3ERDEEN CORN EXCHA.NGE.-ThiDAY. A fair attendance at to-dav's Market, but little businexs done. Farmers keep back supplies inanticipation of a further advarc , on prices, Wheat, white .44s Od to 47s d 64 2 lbs. per bush L. ,, red . 38s Ild to 40s 6,1 Common Oats 20s Od to 21e Od 40 lbs. per bushel. Barley 2is Od to 27s Od |6 do. Bear . 26s Od to 27s Gil Oatmeal ...

... ,l-BADMINTON AG1RICULTVJRAL SHOW Mws AND PLOUGHING MATCH. out Itiindeed, a enatter of Surprise that so large a portion Of aL the COUnty, 50 noted for its superior culture and slientifio farming, ted as that embraced by the Badminton Farmers' Club, sbould Wve baye rewalsnedesO long WIthout its agricultural society. However, uldi snob a soliety has recently been Inauguratedl under most aupi- ...

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