... oftippilig Intelfigence. PORT OF HULL. FOREIGN ARRIVED. APRiL 30.-Triton, Ziftlesen, from Bremen; Glen Albyn, (s) Blackwood, from Autwerp; Walkington, Sadler, from Rot. teldam. MAY 4.-Amelia, Elliott, from Rotterdam *Madros, Collins, from Mobile; Hegisgit (s), K~rudrop, from Bremen; Quebec, Mforris, from St. John's; Froundichaf, Bekkering, from Griefswold ; Nijverdal, Glezen, from Mliddlesburg ...

... Agrrcultural allab QSrntlnecial Tfv ar&kts.| _ _~ I b' CORN MARUETS, U1 HULL, TUESDAY, MAY 5. The only transactions which have taken place in wheat during the past week have been to our local mil_ lers, who have been obliged to pay rather more money; there are not above 200 qrs free stuff in the port. At to-day's market, there was a moderate supply of wheat from the farmers, which met with ...

... I aMARKETSCATTLE ARES SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY. The imports of live Stock from abroad into London ins the past week have been considerable..thoe at the out- ports decidedly on tile increase. With this increase we- Eave to report a very great improvement in quality-.. that of the sheep in particular; and it is an instructive fact to notice the great difference in the general condi- tiou of the ...

... [FROX OUlR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.] Citys, 77ssersdayEi - TIIE mercautile markets are not so animated a bo wi3hed, or iludeed auttlieated; nor can any improveilele a | ment be expected until the Corn Law question is settled. ,.Jother point of cifilculty is also now prominentI., brought forward, viz., tbe opposition tobe given, not only to the Corn Bill, by the Protectionist party, but tle ...

... [CONTINUED FROM TiHE SUlPPLEM1N2] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Y ESTERDAY, JU'LY 10. The supply of i'heat is liberal, of other grain only |moderate. There is a fair inquiry for fresh English Nlheats at a slight decline ; for Foreign, prices are about Is. per I qr. lower. Grinditng barley in tolerable request. Beans It|irm and fully as dear. Oats and Shelling eacll sell slowly at previous rates. ...

... FoaHerr !owAaees.-(From Aug. S to Aug. 1 Al - niaburg- Victoria, Di er; Hammonla, Decker Helen Macgregor, Frost; JYane, hloor; Leeds,Mowle; Haldwin, Witt; Roberts, Woodhouse.. Dantzig-Arora, Miie; Stadt Berlin4 Mmck; KIelne, Hoppenrot, Pillau-loroilleellilgerloh, Peteer burg -Glide, Meggitt - Garnet, *Ashtoni; PrincesS Rloyal, Sykes; lolia. Lt e B er ament, Frost; Fensehl,; RobRoy, Knocker; ...

... ?? [Fattmi OURo LONDON CORRESPONDENT.] piolii Ud!?, 'har~odr~i~r ~ of a City, Tursday vening. fore The tranSaiCtionS in thre produ11co mackete have been to pl~l 'I inlsited eatarit oaly tills wceek, and the approachring change in tile will Ci oerurilruort indisposest all parties to deal more than front hand to proi moulh. I1 SiU-AR -The arounet for Dritisli Plantation has been firm asgrai fll ...

... I [FRion OUR LouNon COnRESPONDENT.) T. City, Thuirsday Evening. be I have again to report a dull market for most articles cb of consumption, and to-day there was a decline in Sugar, nnd a flat In sale for Coffee, &c. For details I may rafer to the separate heads as aW under. I, SeOAR.-The market for British Plantation has bean in a heavy gf state this week, and theesales, consequently, are but ...

... THE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES WVOOL. Time WIOOL TRAtDE.-Itodon, Thusraliy,-The inpoprts ~',osl into London last weoek were 2,893 blnes, of whisih 2,237 wore from Valparaiso, 1291 from Spain, 2311 froas Germoany, 2to froso 31iatlslljs 40 fromt the Mlauritius, and 29 front Turkey. The following ,,'Ale soles of wool have beon held siore our loot:- O I Tooorsolsv Meo' arsh- and El onboronigl post lip ...

... WOOL. P Tlje WOOL TRADe.-LOfd(1os, Thursday.-There bave beon iirported into London durieg the wweek ending to-day, 6,183 r bales, of which 3,456; worn fromt Sydney, I ,80J from Pcrt Psilip, D2t F from Germany St. from Now Zealnd, aud 16 from Africa. Tte e tmblic orles hasve been in progress daily since our last, and the de- mroand seems to havo improved. The auctions are expected to close i on ...

... Craliml Mobtinento. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNITED TRADES FOR THE PROTECTION OF IN- DUSTRY. The Central Committees met at their office, 30, Hlyde-street, Bloomsbury, on Monday, July 6th. and by adjournment on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 7th and 8th, T. S. Duncombe, Esq., M.P., in the chair. The Secretary submitted one hundred and seventy letters to the meeting, from the numerous bodies of ...

... Z5ankrulpto &1., BANKRUPTS. (FrOM TIecese's Gazette, Jauie IG, 184U.) J. Bickertan, Castle-street, Southwarh, hat manufac- turer-*H. Elphick, Wardour-street, St. James's licensed victulller-W. Filbey, Wryadisbury, Buckinghamshirc, Coachmnaker-E. Gardner, Fieldgate-strcet, Whitechapel, manufacturing chemist-J. C. Staines, Oundle, North- !inptonshire. tailor-T. Pilbeam, Parker-street, Dru-y. ...