... METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. LONDON, MONDAY, January 3.—For the time of year, there was a fair average show of stock'here to-day, as to number but its quality was inferior. From our own grazing districts the arri- vals of beasts fresh up this morning were only moderate. but the general condition of the stock was tolerably good. The attend- ance of butchers was rather extensive, and the beef ...

... BREAD. LONDON, SATURDAY, December 27.-The prices of wheaten Bread in the metropolis are—Wheaten Bread, per 41bs Loaf, 6d to 7d; Household Bread, to 6d. ...

... IMPERIAL AVERAGES. FOR TtiE LAST SIX WEEKS. Wheat 40s 10d Rye 31s lOd Barley 34s 7d Beans 4i8 ilij Oats 22s 5d I'eas 448 na ...

... Saturday, December 31, 1858. Wheat brougkt to Market 263 Barley brought to Market 331 „ Unsold. 48 „ Unsold 117 „ Sold 220 „ Sold ~214 a. d. a. d. s. d. s. d. Best Wheat 4 8 to 4 10 Best 3 6 0 0 Goodditto 4 6 4 7 Good ditto 3 3 0 Inferior ditto 4 0 4 4 Inferior ditto 2 10 ,,0 0 ...

... PROVISION MARKETS. LONIION, MONIMY, January 3.-Sincc our last report we have experienced a more cheerful and a more extensive demand for Irish butter than for a long time past. Prices advanced 2s to 4s, aad the market was firm and healthy at the close. Foreign- Friesland sold slowly at 120s, ani being' irregular in quality, was not all cleared. Bacon attracted less attention, was mode- rately ...

... HOLLOWA Y'S PILLS, the most popular Medicine of the day—For bile, indigestion, headache, disordered stomach, or affections of the liver, try Holloways Pills. For such complaints they stand pre-eminent, as daily proofs of their efficacy testify. Young and old of both sexes may take them with perfect safety; they are also equally efficacious in hot and cold climates, their properties re- maining ...

... that Mr Cole and Miss James may long continue in the exercise of the duties which they discharge with so much advantage to the public. .ROOSE AND I>> NGLKDDY PETTY sessions were held at the '-hire-ha)t, in this town on the 8th inst, before e Kevs. Thomas Watts, and James Philipps, and E. 1'Jones, James Higgon, John Higgon, WM.Owen, and Xavier Peel, Esqrs.—Alfred Austin, of Treewn, appeared ...

... EAELY YEANING.—Mr Thomas, of Warren, in tha hundred of Castlemartin, has 25 lambs yeaned hy 18 ewes, and expects to have the lambs of 40 ewes before,the t^nd of the month. DINNER TO THE BUSH TENANTRY.—On Wednesday last. the Farm Tenants of the Bush Estate, were enter- tained by their landlord, Thomas Meyrick, Esq., at dinner, Mr Ormond, of Cardeith, occupying the Vice-chair; some excellent ...

... We have much pleasure in stating that Mr. William Smith Thomas, son of the Rev. James Thomas, of this town, has passed his examination at Apothecaries' Hall. SAINT ISHMAHL'S.—This parish has again to return thanks for another Christmas bounty of three pounds sent them last week from Warren Davies, Esq., of Tre- warren. PLEASING TESTIMONIALS—James Lewis, James Thomas 'and Elizabeth Richards, ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY. CORRECTED TO JAN. 1. [Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed.1 1st Life Gnards-,Hyde Park 2nd do-Windsor Royal Horse Guards-Re- gent's Park 1st Dragoon Guards—Mad- ras, Canterbury .2d do Bengal, Canterbury 3d do Kirkee, Canterbury 4th do Aldershot 5th do Manchester 6th do Bengal, Maidstone 7th do ...

... From, the 'Mark Lane Express. MARK LANE, MONDAT AFTERNOON, January 10.—With the eX' ception of good supplies of oats and barley, last week's supplie8 were moderate. The exports' were 2,222 quarters of oats, and 485 quarters of beans. Of English wheat, the receipts were, ?ragn '439 cluarters- The morning's sup- ply from Kent and Essex was moderate; as the Market opened more money was demanded, ...

... PROVISION MARKETS. LONDON, MONDAY, January 17.-Although the demand for Irish butter during the past week was not so active as we have had occasion to notice in our last report, there was a good busi- ness done in most descriptions at full prices, and the market at the close presented a healthy aspect. Foreign sold rather freely at an advance of about 2s to 4s according to quality. Bacon ...