... - = - ?? I -- | AvOm.,.-Th!D iosnsrts of wool into Ldisteom during thi ?? clltil Thurstv A were 1.854 .ales, or wtiuli 971 were 1'0!11 Sy\ii cv, 231 frolim lluoseiss, 35!) from Alzosaa Bay, 153 i.,OiI (+criii ii, ixnlt thu rest train HlollandI, Southi Amelirca, &e. Thu itiarket is quiet. ('orrox.-At tile .1imctsabt.. machet oil Fllays- lurice ?? oIL thie whole to hatve undergolne ?? ?? olnge ...

... Woor.-The imports of wool into London during the week ending Thursday have been 2,931 bales, of which 673 were from Spain, 317 from the Cape of Good Hope, 732 from Valparaiso, 529 from Sydney, 347 from Beyrout, 154 from Germany, 146 from Egypt, and 33 from Turkey. At Leeds there has been rather more inquiry for foreign wool this week, and transactions, though still very mode- rate in extent, ...

... Tuesday, Mray 5. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S. and A. Glendinning, Huddersfield, woollen-cloth merchants- I. Reading and R Hill, Edgeware road, coach builders-G. Pile and G. Meed, White Hart court, Bishopsgate street, wine mer. ?? and Hills, Sheffield, ?? and Hunter, Gainsborough, ?? and Co. Moorgate street, hoot ?? and Williams, Old Mon- tagaue street, Whitechapel. lucifer ?? and Teach, ...

... WooL.-The imports of wool into London during the week ending Thursday have been rather large, viz, 8,047 bales, of which 1,329 were from Port Philip, 1,495 from Sooth Australia, 69 from the Cape of Good Hope, 926 from Swan River, 435 from Bombay, 40 from Germany, 328 from Spain, 2,704 from Sydney, and the rest trom. Turkey, &c. COTToN.-At .L1hecknester there has been less doing in cloth week ...

... WooL.-The London market is now expected to become livelier, as the financial ?? of Sir Robert Peel are known, and wve shall have the public sales fixed. The imports of nool irto Londer, during the wreek ending on fttursdlay have been 602 h(les, of which 350 bales were from Taganrog, 142 from Turkey, 20 from Germany, and s0 from Africa. COTTON.-At MANcESrTER there has been more delag thao of ...

... &omllnmerct ani trate. WOOL.-The imports of woo0l into L do.during~ the lmaek eoding Thulirsday amnounted to 41 S57 bales, of' whiclh ii6633 were from S ydney, 621 from Poet Philip, and 1.95 fro, Spamin. etii COTTO.N-On Tbnsdsuay thmere bad bcen an , eenive bio- siness is cloth and yarrns during thc pmast wokat North ofer but this being the brisy season~ for ship~ping to the istho Eairopo it ...

... COMMERCE AND TRAi)E. TIHE FUNDS.-SATURDAY, FOUR O'CLOCK. xfn t? he List ef1o6res VSlac sa d Cs. kite olfe, Blrnrhia., Stock- i'teolser. Chtnice alley.) Ois5TiYi{. [ Price. FOitRIGN. Price. Coisal - 9G Belgian - - - - - 9S Do. Aceount - - 63 Bcazil- - - -- 83 3 per Cent. Reduced -, 01 Colombian-Venezue. 45 3t Ncsv -0- - - - 9S39 Do. Ex Do. - - - - 171 Long Annuities - - I 183 Danish - - - - - ...

... ?? anb crabes WOoL. The imports of wool into Lond(Zon during the week esiding Thursday were 1,802 bales, of which 540 were from the Cape of Good Hope, 217 from Prussia, 264 from Spain, 158 from Russia, 234 from Gcrmany, 37t5 from Con- stantinople, and 14 frosts Holland. The market is quict. COTTON.-On, Friday at Jf11achestes the manufacturera appeared paralysed, it soeming evident thalt it ...

... WOoL.-The London wool market on Thursday was quiet. The public sales may be expected about the end of this month. The imports during the week ending Thurs- day have been 537 bales, 172 of which were from Turkev, 119 from Spain, 63 from Germany, 47 from Bombay, 63 from Italy, 36 from the Cape of Good Hope, and 37 from Alexandria. COTTON.-At Liverpool about 8,000 baas were sold on Thursday, one ...

... THE FUNDS. On Btondoy CoIsols for money were offitioliv mirked 93, but oner last done at 01, cod ot !4:- for the accouent; Three per Cents. Rediced 94; Th:ec-td-al-Qsutrter per Cents., U06; Long An- nitites, 10 7-10; aetd Botok Sto k, 203.4 to 204-I. Exchequer Bils teee better, ineoaisequtnce ofsoete purchases. The last quotation woo 5so. to lus. Prot. On Tueisto the lost offical quotation for ...

... Vommerce anb fraae. WOOL.-There have been imported into London during the week ending Thursday last, 6,163 boles, of which 3,45 were from Sydney, 1,808 from Port Philip, 829 from (Ger- manv, 54 fronm New Zealand, and 16 from Africa. COTroN.-At Liverpool, ii tchis branch, tse sales of the week were-Fridav, 4,000; Saturday, '.000; Monday, 6,000; Tuesday, 8,000; Wednesday, 16,000 to 12,000; and ...

... I THE FUNDS. on Monday Coneols for the account were. at one periol of hst shines done at 964-; they, however, left off about 964. The last quotation for money was 96i to 4. Bank Stock left off 51044 tro go5 ;Three per Cents. Iteduced, 924 to 4; Three-and-s-Quarter per Cents., 974 to 4; Ltsng-Annuinies, 664; and Exchequer Bills, 24s. to 2si. pmn. On Tuesday Console for money left off 964 to 4, ...