... I CHRISTMAS FAT 8TOCK MARKETS. | a ts a M INIALTOX. -The annual Christmas market was held at k Malton on Tuesday, when there was tone of the best es displays of fat cattle and sheep that has ever been held here. Messrs Boulton and Constable, as usual ...

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... | GREAT CHRISTMAS MARKET AT SMITH,-| I FIELD. YliEiL. ! Monday being the day appointed for holding what ir- ! teruicd 'The ?? market, more than the usual tf bustle attendant on such interesting ocesilons ?? observed tf atan early hour, and continued ...

... the production of fat stock, it wvas, at one period, pretty geuerally im agined. that the, sup- y plies oflbeasts fit for Christmas consumption-and ri which are invariably shown at this particular period - ti would Isave exhibited a material falling off ...

... Monday, about 40 South Downs were sold at fromn £3 10s to £4 each; also some bullocks for Christmas beef, which realised £21 to £25 each. Heifers also for Christmas beef fetched from £24, and one or two sold as high as £32 each. GAINSBOROUGH, DEC. 18.-A ...

... to-morrow's HUM, TimES' CHRISTMAS APPEALS. We are asked to give insertion to the following :-The matron of the Hospital for Foor Sick Children will feeL a obliged if those ladies who have so kindly offered to assist with the Christmas tree and treat wilt ...

... The following is the Average Price of Corn, per Quarter (Imperial Measure), in England and Wales, for the Quarter ended Christmas, 1841 s. d. s. d. Wheat ..63 9 Rye . 40 7 Barley .. 31 7 Beans ..39 2 Oats .. ...

... now over 8s, and Os to Ps Gd have been given for beasts to weigh for Christmas, but 10s is asked for top cattle to weigh. Sheep are also dearer, being 7jd to 8&d per lb, for Christmas Oi per lb Pork pigs 7s, bacol ditto 6s 9d per stone, with active trade ...

... artist and the printer. Surely for three- pence nothing further could be desired. GOOD CHEER (CHRISTMAs NUMBER).-London: Isbister and Co.-The story for the Christmas Number of Good Cheer this year is written by Mrs. Oliphant, the gifted authoress of ...

... prospect for the opening of the new year is decidedly cheering. HALOS-AX, Saturday, Dec. 23.-At this season, just on the eve of Christmas, it could not be expected that much b'siness would be transacted in our piece hall, and what has been done to.day was chiefly ...

... betveen the cost of tops and the price which this class of yarns has heretofore comnanded. Pieces - From the near approach of Christmas, merchants do riot buy freely; yet, notwithstanding the difficulty to sell goods, yaras continue to advance, and higher prices ...

... I CATTLE MARKETS = THE GRE.AT CHRISTMAS MARKET AT SMI'THIFIEL.D Moh-DAY, DzcamnER 15. This being the day appointed for holding the great Christmas market, the attendance of both town and country dealers was nunerous at a very early hour. As was to be-expected ...