... T.IE CLOTH-TING MANUFACTUIRIES. WOOL. 'rsi Woot. T'euias, Twl,s':-v, TIsrmtt-lsnariset for wo01 olrotsssees cisll. las tag ?? sweat: latidig I a-slsy Meimasepors- liav ime 1-atf L talc': of wl~kl ts;: wcre fi-asia Spain, :1I fro, lts Caeof I load i a; , 74front VCiipasrcaie, 724 It-oa S~yd: -y. 347 frcssot oeys-out, 15-4 frot Cieissaumisy, 141; [rans Egypt, and 515 frost Tssrksey. Aeecosnas ...

... COM'IMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. [FROlt OUrt LONDON CORRESPONDENT.] C'ity, T'hursduy Evercirg. The produce markets have been tolerably brisk this lea v eeX, as bushneils will not be actively resuned egatil by auction until tom slter tbe laltidaYi, Plices 60ner11tlly brve been given in favour of eel IUvyers to induce ?? to Operate. at SiUGAu.-The market for British Plaitatitll ha. been dull, and ...

... PROVINCIAL MA RKE''S. Luuos.-We scarcely ever witnessed less business done at our cloth-hall than was the case both on Saturday and Tuesday. There was a complete ab. sence ot speculatiOll, the merchat ts continimg them- selves to purchasing only to order; prices continue miuch the same as for ?? time past, and the stock-s in the manufacturers' isands are very small foer tie season, and no ...

... ITKIC QOARTIST ,0.oiiT ?? ~BCXPT LAND -SOCIKT. II SECTION No. 1. PER MR. O'CONNOR. 11ASE,. No. i branch, Glasgow, perJ. Smith Pershore, per W. Conn Exeter, per F. Clark Halifax, per C. W.-Smith Shrewsbury, per J. Powell W. Kendall, Otley. Manchester, per J.Murray Burnley, per C. Webster.. Stockport, per P. Walker Heywood, per W. Bingham Warrington, per R. Lomat Per ditto, for Reny Anderson Per ...

... RECEIPTS Or -TRN CRARTISTVCPERATITZ LAND SOCIETY. SECTION No. 1. PERl mu. O'CONNOR. No. I branch, Glasgow, perJ. Smith Pershore, per W. Conn Exeter, per F. Clark Italitax, per C. W. Smith Shrewsbury, per J. Powell W. Iendall, Otley Manchester, per 3.Murray Burnley, per C. Webster.. Stockport, per P. Walker Heywood, per W. Bhlgham Warrington, per B. Lomat Per ditto, for Reny Anderson Per ditto ...

... RECEIPTS OF THE CHARTIST CO.OPERATIVB LAND SOCIETY. SECTION No. 1. PER MR. O'CONNOR. E xur s. Gorgie Mills, per W. Mechan Yeovli .. .. R. IHodge, West Linton W . Watson, ditto H., M'Qualry .. Norwvich, per J. Hurry Oldhsm, per W. Ilainer.. Nottingigam per J. Sweet Ciepsitow, per C. Walters Keighley, per J. Viears .. Manchester, per J. Murray itoedlile, per E. Mitchell Hudderlstield, per L. ...

... RECEIPTS OF THE OHARTIST CO.OPERATIVE LAND SOCIETY. SECTION No. 1. PER MR. O'CONNOR. FHARES. Gorgie Mills, per W. Meehan Yeovli West .. R. Hodge. West Linton W. Wiitson, ditto H. M'Quary .. Norwvich, per J. Hlurry Oidham, per W. Htner.. Nottingham. per J. Sweet (hepstow, per C. Walters Keighiley, per J. Vicars .. Manchester, per J. Murray Rochdrle, per E. Mithell. Iluddersfield, per L. Lodge ...

... Sankrupt;, &t. BANKRUPTS. (irreme Tuesd's Gosette, Mears 31, 1846.) John Charles Bsrratt, Strand, ?? John Moysey Bartlett, Pall-mall East, ?? Howe, Boxford, Suffolk, ?? Couchman. Curles. cottage, llamnmersmith, ?? Newton, Gutter-lane, 0ity, warehouseman - Edward Dorling, Ipswich, Berlin wool dealer - James Robert Ellis, Houndeditch, brass-founder - John Spaul, Beer-lane, city, wine ?? Elkins, ...

... ?? WOOL. Tt e MWOOL TRADR, London, Thursday.-The imports of wool into London during the week ending to-dey have been 3,9h1 boles, of bieh 2.76i were from Peru, 40D from Bombay, 399 frorm Gerratny, 30 froli the Cape of Good Hope, 5M0 from Algon Bay, 10 from Itiode Janicro, 812 from Russia, 34 from Itnly, and ;4 from Htavre. FOREiGNs WOOL TRADE, Leeds, Aprdi 3.-The foreign wool mliarot -sntinues ...

... FEARGUS O'CONNOR, ESQ., DEPUTY- TREASURER, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER. __ Dr. Amount received 31st of January, as acknowledged in the Star of Feb. 7th ?? Feb. 7 ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 14 ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 21 ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 28 ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? Mar. 7 ?? ?? .. ?? ?? 14. 21 ?? ?? ?? 28 ?? Per General Secretary within the above period ?? ?? 1845 July 18 Sept. 4 Nov. 1 1846 Jan. 31 Apr. 9 Cr. Casbhpaid to ...

... 1-9*I'arkrt uelgt. x LODON CORN Exc9AxaE, MONDAY, APRIL 13th.- IAt this day's market we had a moderate supply of ?? Wheat, the fine runs-of which found ready buyers, at the currency of this day week. The tran- sactions in bonded were chiefly in small parcels to Xmillers, who clear by certificates, the value of which has advanced to ls. per quarter. Fine Barley was alone in request other sorts ...

... CORN AND CATTLE MIARKETS. II, W11 an*- 112, tint A. [CONTINUED :ROl TIE SUPI'i'IENT.] WAKEFIELI) CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY, AritIL 17. There are moderate sntpplies of grain reported this week. We have a fair bosiness paosing in all descrip- tions of Wheat today, and former prices are fully sutlllort- ed. Barley of heavy quality bells freely, without alterrtion ill value ; comnoes sorts are ...