... | (tricultutrai antb (Tommcnt1Ri Ifarfluts I. I ,- tIU ?? CORN HiARMSETh HULL, TuriDAY, AtUVST 1s. We have had a week of very fine weather, which our farmners have tahen advantage of, and we may now say that our wheat cutting in this district is all but con- eluded, and considerable progress has been made in lead- ing; what little has been thrashed out so far, is yielding scarcely so well as ...

... I *hIpping Intelligence. I FORT OF HULL. AuoUsT 5.-Tbe William and Mary, Austwick, from Goole, bound to Maidstone, with shoddy wool, has been towed in here, her cargo having taken fire. FOREIGN ARRIVED. JULY 30.-Victor, Lanton, from Stockholm. Ecoundus, Pettersen, from Fredericksham. Anna Maria, Hauck, from Carolinenslel. Horsa (s), Grote, from Bremen. Christine Maria, Blerfreund, from ...

... BI ?? ?? Russian ?? Belgian ?? ?? Danish ?? Spanish 5 per Cent . 2. 5 Chilian Bonds, 6 per Ct . - Do, Ac Do.,Def., 3 per Ct .. ?? Do. PessiVe ?? Bnenoe Ayres ?? Do. Deferied . 131 Grenada, I per Ct ?? o.3per ?? - Do. Deferred ?? Do. Ace .f ?? a ?? 1 Mexican S per ?? Dutch 2j per Cent. . Do. Ace ?? Do. Ace ?? Do. Deferred ?? , 22 Dutch 4 per Cent .. Venezfiels ?? 42 Ditto Ace. 3 Do eerd ?? ...

... e ~ QL0XU l it-.rPXA7Ocdl0 re ir Suoh is the heading given to a letter from Cion- mel ublshediiiaexford paper, and' if the facta set i'orth'b8eotovae~r coloured the future prospects of the poor are lamentable indetd. Pe For the last four weeks (says the writer) symptoms of 0 disease were manifest in the, potato crop; but from the d bioom and verdure of the gardens there was no doubt en- nt ...

... COMMIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. [FROi[ OUR IlOI5DON CORRESPONDENT.] City, Thulrsdcay Even inge |A DilE transactions in produce, wvith the exception of owigto a new Government contract being announced, tsave bees very limited; but WIICD the duties are settled, 10,')00 to 12,000 toss - of ?? sorts are expected to be brought in for consump. f ti0l. rise reports of the potato crop are not in all ...

... CORN AND CATTLE MARKETS, [GONTINUED FR1TESP3AENT, WAKEFIELD v3ORN MARKET, YES=ERDAY, AUG. -2,1. Dom'g: the- last seven days We have had a deal cf: -j, whichtplaOes- the harvest in onr own county and northsnt in grant jeopardy, and has its-ilfluence on. our market Lere to-day. There is a good demand for wheat and millers hoe difficulty' in- supplying their wa-its atans advance of 3s. Pee qr. ...

... RECEIPTS OF TLE OHARTIST CO-OFER&TIVB LAND SOCIRTY. PER MR. O'CONNOR. SECTION No. 1. SHARES. Northampton, per W. Munday Geurgie Mills, per B. Meecham . Bacup, per J. Mawson.. Tavistock, per R. Hole.. Cheltenhamn, per T. Milett Nornich, per J. Hurry.. Nottingham, per J. Sweet Sutton.ia.Ash'fiold,per C. Meakin Limehoute, per E. Ford City of London, per E. Nobbs.. Northampton, per W. Munday.. ...

... (rabZ' j.roepant0, .ET BOTLE : , MER, ANMiVE RSARy. i The twelfth aiversry of ?? Patriet of Lodge of, the United Friendly;Boiler Makers ol IManchester'as held on Monlday, August 1th 18& of at the, house of 6r., Dixon, the, Golden Eagte In' he B rinmithm Street, Manchester, when upwards of !n. 130 of'the 9hardyons of toil at down to a surptuous re dinner 'provided for theoeoasion. The viands ...

... CATTLE iSl4RK ETS, SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY. During the past week, the imports of live stock into London have consisted of 250 oxen and cows, 800 sheep, 250 lambs, and 32 calves from Rotterdam; 200 oxen and cows, 400 sheep, 500 4ambs, and 10 calves from Harlin- gen; 60 oxen, 100 sheep, and 20 pigs from Holland; while at Hull they amounted to 108 cows, 53 oxen, 450 sheep, 15 calves, and 26 ...

... IRECEIPTS OF TRE CHARTIST CO.OERRALTIYE LAND SOCIETY. PER MR. O'CONNOR. SECTION No. 1. 0rri163. Totness, per W. M. Tanner J. Corby, Northampton Plymouth, per E. Robertson Bolton, per. E. Hodgkinson Torquay Halifaix, per C. W. Smith Artichoke-inn locality, Brighton, p. Keighley, per J. Vicars.. Armley.. Bradford, per J. Alderson Ashton.under-Lyfae, per 1E. Hobson Paisley, per J. Lithgow ...

... ?? Intelligence. I NoTrIo To MARaNHas.-A lighthouse has been erected on the southern part of Bermuda, in lat. 32 14 N., and long 64 50 W. of Greenwich. A revolving light was exhibited en the first of this month, and will be continued every night from sunset till sunrise. It is elevated 365 feet above the level of the sea, and in clear weather may be seen from the deck of a frigate seven or ...

... 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; ...