... ,4arktt fntelligeilcc. LonDos CORN EXCANGc, MONDAT, JANUARY 5.- The arrivals of whet ofhm rduce up toou mar- Iket during the whoe fthpatweek, arising cify Ifrom the late boisterous weather, were on an tanuvsly limited scale, arid of'very middlingquality. OEng. ligh barley, Inalt, oats, beans, ,and peas, including flour, tbe receipts were again small. Fromt Ieand very few oats came to hand, but ...

... A general meeting of the Central Short Time Com- mittee of the West Riding, was held at Bradford by adjournment on Saturday night, for the purpose of receiving the report of the division of the House of Commons on the Factory Bill, and as a majority for the second reading, was confidently expected, on the announcement ihat the bill was lost by a majority of 10, the greatest indignation and ...

... Ballumptog &C. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Miller, Whittlebury street, Hlampstend-roadt ?? Vale, Manchester, silk ?? Wil- liam Pilseb, Sackville-street, Piccadilly, ?? Dailey and Alfred luskipp, Long-lane, Berniondsey, lea- ther ?? GCorge Utford, Holloway, common ?? Willis, Buckiersbury, eating- house ?? Weston, llishopsgate.street Within, ?? Thompson, Minories, ship chandler- enlry Walters, Brismol, ...

... RECEIPTS OF THE CHARTIST COOPERATIYE . LAND SOCIETY. I NUl15S. 113 Xs. O'CONNO5. Carrington, per 3. Ley ,, John Whv, Great Glimn, Leic Halifax, per C. W. Smith Brighton, per J. Giles Dudley, per W. Ranlkin, Wigan, per T. Pye (1d Bastold, Notts, per R. M, Oldhami, per IV, Haumer Butterley, per G. Yurnold CockermoutlI, per G. Peat Worcester, per M. Griffiths PIvniouth, per E. Robertson 'sketield ...

... HULL PRICE CURh*NT.-MAY, 6, 1846. r ts v cv-rr >J- LINSEED, Odessa, per quar ?? X-2 3 0 - - Petersburgie ?? 2 2 0 Crmmon 2 0 o Inferior . 1 017 _ Riga . ?? ?? ° 0 00 - ?? I10 o ?? 0 0 0 _ Ilambro' and Danish 0 0 0 - - -Feeding.2 ?? ,.26 0 RAPESEED, German, per last ?? 20 0 0 Huangarin .0 0 0 ?? ?? 0 o. OILS, Galipoliper t uis.40 0 0 -- Malog6a ?? ?? 0 0 l-iepe, pale, perewt . ?? I IGo ebrawn. ...

... I -i cuirftial ait' 001o1mnerca Ai~rfcs CORN MARKETS. HULL, TUESDAY, MAY 12. The stock of free wheat being so very small, we have had literally no business passing in the article since this day se'nnight. At to-day's market we had a large at- tendance of farmers, but upon hearing the dull accounts from Mark Lane, most of them refused to show their samples; however, what little business was ...

... 10 S 21 20 10 25 42s S 7j 10 42s 10 20 10 20 10 20 2if 2 22s 42. 42S 42sf 42vs 24 226s 42. 1f 28 2 2f 42 2M 42 2s 2 42 42- 5 44a 21 42a 2 4 52s 42s 24 42s 42s I41 S 1f 2s 22 22s 2 22 42a IF,- Durham and ?? EasternCo ?? Ditto No. 2 ?? Ditto new ?? Ditto York extension ?? Hull& Selby, loper ut.guar. Ditto f shares ?? Ditto shares ?? London and Brighto n ?? Ditto new ?? London and Blackwvad l ...

... DINNER TO MR. NEWDEGATE, M.P. On Wednesday week a grand dinner to C. N. Newde- gate, Esq, one of the Members for the Northern Divi- sion of Warwickshire, was given at the pretty town of Coleshill by the lion. Gentleman's constituents. As no i room could be obtained of sufficienti size, a spacious mar- quee was erected in a field near the Swan Hotel. Thef marquee was richly ornamented with ...

... I Agricultural ano %T/ontmerciai jiflarftets. I CORN MARKETS, HULL, TULSDAY, NOV. 10. Since our last we have had a very limited business passing in every article of the trade. We have had unin- ?? fine weather, which has allowed the farmers to get well on with their sowing, and in our district this is all but completed, upon the whole under favourable circumstances. At this day's market we had ...

... t The past week's imports of wool have amounted to about 1000 bales and bags, chiefly from New South Wales and Spain. In the private contract market the transac- , tions are on a very limited scale, and prices are with i difficulty supported. STATE OF TRADE.-SATURDAY LvEvnPooL.-The inquiry for the better sorts of low y wools has improved since our last report; but the bu- siness done is ...

... SOU TI1WAlCK V ATE ItsIDZ.-The stiplilyto this nimrlet colafinues to te very iOilel, yet the sales are languid, as the high prices so iucli dectease the coesuiwption. The ?? markets are al~o tolerably well supplied, which as- sists to depress this mirket. The pri es are ranging as foullws: - Yoi k ltegents 120s 1(;s, Sh iws 12OsLnicuict- shire Rekents 12VS 1.jus, Shaws 12t)9, Kent and Essex ?? ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I THE PAST WEEK. WHEAT.-A fair quantity was brought forward from Essex and Kent, at last Monday's market in Mark-lane, but there -was a limited supply from all other districts, and a good demand being experienced forshipment away from the port, an advance of Is. per qr. was obtained on all prime qualities of English, and a fair clearance was effected ; the ...