... The annual sale and letting of Cotswold rams from the e ?? flock of Mr. W. Cotler, took place at Middle 'y Aston, on Friday the 29th ult. The fact that Mr. Cother, It at the last exhibition of the Oxfordshire and Banbury 0 Agricultural Societies, carried off the two shearling prizes n and the first for old sheep, was of itself sufficient to show e that the character of the flock was fully ...

... cbe Rallbolt oarlido. 3IAUK LANE, ADCSaT 1, 1S50. Tn Mi k Inue to day the atttfidance of the trade Was large and tile ton calm, Prices of most articles of thlu vile were unaltered, or teidingdownwatids. The epply of ?? grain wa small. The imports of foreign gra) into London since last Mondny were repolted ttlei morning as f ir of flour. large of wheat, and very large of oats. but small . f ...

... ,ShUAg LIST-YXmBRDAV Ind ..it 1ega0 'Wor Andc Utc I And anit \ Itf f L r 1,.iol Fint I' '4conl2 I-r aid. Closing Prices. Business; Dong. itr 'a-1l-4 736 816 ,, Clio e 72 73 72% 25 1136 1236 10 907 99 s. 100 82,N SS 20 JuneI. SC p5 AbO 100 40 43 ir .0 0 14 16 1336 .0 ioo 94190 92 93 Ivd 3.*2utdiv) 10 I00 10 . 10 3 105 01 93 0 100lo 100 102 3 11 80 86 536 90~3 IGO2lO. 1 82 82 1'2 k 160 1313 ...

... FRIDAY EVEN[\1t The market for British tililg sllae..*. v to-day. Unity, West Carajon, were in demand. The clomill,, ?? Carn Brea, 80, 85; East IBas(st;, 10i1 . Giunis Lake and South Belforl, ;,t sell, 11, Ili; Grambler and St. AiNL, Herodsfoct, 9., 3; Norlh Cro(fty, Caradon, 130,135 ; Wheal B;3:sset lI. ' Mfargaret, 58, 59 Whteal Uiti, On the Stock Exchange Conz't)rlt-, *lia1. ' dealt in at ...

... - - ?? - . ?? 7 L LONDON (taLoSiT) i/iee/SiatI Ereneea.-Iee Engliele vwool the hligbjosr prices curronet dano; the , sit three she are afully ,neiet reed. The curerut ?? fleeces £18 1f 10J. ,le]f-belv'd 1hesL9 t i., l)own tefs £20, Down ewes £18 to 18s 10., tol, wuatchling £2'3S 10. to i24, wethers do. f £21 ifs. T LllE'DS (ENCOLIMI A NI) FO'I eT), .4vg. 5-The veloc of Exglisli Veol U leRS ...

... TEI' CORN TRADE. The following reports will shew the state of the corn trade in the different places named at the markets held on Saturday:- M CAMtuIDOz.-Ther5 was a moderate show of wheat, and . with a rather better feeling In the trade, white made 44s. to I488.;* red, 4. to 429. per 36 stone. The supply of spring corn was small Oats were in fall request, at fully as high prices as In the ...

... ?? z , .. . . - . ?? We (Gloibe) have been-requested to publish the following-- letter, addressed to the Chairman of the United Trxdes:- Sir,-1 hope the United Trades will lose no time in tak- ing -measures to let it be known that the other trades in. the: country have no connection -awith the 'Uited - Building TVrades,' and that .they will not support them in the- un-. principled and wicked ...

... SIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 5. h Wind W., fresh; at Holyhead, ?? frecsh. AuiVnED.-Yesterday: Elizn, from Paraiba-Iileee, SmLri 6i ?? Franeu l(u.ej, iHaw, from Bfordeaun. Borow drhled rn -iem ix, tiravce Autigui%-Irt, ?? Tay- lor, Princo Edward ll4dt T'o day: Vigo (j. ), lI'Gill, from el New York; left 33r,1 July: haq 5,3ri4 731-Fortuun. Dajvis, tV Utalvceton-Eva, WOOlel. lueleriree ...

... I LIVERPOOL SHARE MIRKET| TtEar, O'LmOC FRIAy, AUGUST ,15. N l't HA110 AND Wi'CRS. PRtWYA. TOIM DAY. Bi ut, 1-3 4.mbhclgkitt and Hasltern JrL 33 aid Ciori 6) iielfaeiand Usilyinena dot 41 Cork, £;0Belfast jiand Conunty Down Dec51m le) dirtenbicbd, L., and Chesh-trO 73 7,34 Dubli All BWm., NY., and JtourXV5.-lO .. 12 Dant ~15 Blackburn ?? I 2D n it) Bristol ?? ?? 97 99 Dubl lo.? Ualdoitl * ? ...

... do o O - - 'A_=U&1B. - Bot fi fooa the ?? i 0 ot Zut eteninv.j..- h M ary Ceati lioordlug-bhoolt kcepter, Reoesngton, Wddleez,: fags . Samuel Whltefield Morgan, stook broker, Thyogroorton-treot, Londt:o bY t Prancos Guyver Franklin, plumbor, Southwark. Surroy. : oel Ellen Ruth O'Koore, brewer, Haetieg .- und PrafderickrTaIey, draier. or m roial Roaa East, Mlddleoey. ar the *ThoiitJ l rngaieoa ...

... TE MARKETS. I DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGEB-YEintrlr., r Our corn market was very dull to-day for all descrlpL tlons of grain. The transoctions In old ?? very limited I and oats and wheat may be quoted d to 5d per barrel lower. There were a good' many saaeolpes of tew berc Land a tewv of oats, altl ie good condition; the former brought 13e to isa Gd; the latter lta 6d to ItD 6d, lew rapeseed 20e to ...

... C4MERCE AND AI N us . COLO.NIAL FAR HE43. (From the Ldoen Aeto P 6 ' TEA-The total exports of tea to Great BrItai.ordin to the latest advices, were only 65,63B,0001lb. against i l. In the corresponding period in 18b8. ThfIsMT falin g off R.ti-Ad very ittle I nfluence non the market, in whicitaf n doingatl s.31nd. per lb; for common soundlongoti/D - SuOAt.-The suspplles .solt to;n te hammer ...