... WAKEFIELD, WnuDNESDAY, Pan. 10. There was a large supply of beasts, and 5,500 sheep. Prices-Beef, 6s to 7s per stone; mutton, 65d to 6D per lb. A great many buyers attending, nearly all the stock was sold. ROTHERHAM CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 8. The show of stock was large. Prices-Beef, 6s to 7s per stone; mutton bid to Od per lb. Although theusual number of buyers attended, part of the stock was ...

... CAT'Al' I ARIKIIITS. WAKEFIELD, WEDNESDAY, JUoaE 2. There wvas a short supply of beasts, 4,000 sheep, and a few Iambs. Prices:-B-ef 7s 9'i to Ss 3d per stone; Mutton 7d to 7-id ; lamb 81d pei lb. The attendance of buyers being numeroai, all the stock was sold. ROTHER5.HAM CITTLE MARKiET, MAY 31. There was a dhort shoW ot' stock, the usual number attending, and all met with a ready sale. Beef ...

... We have received the usual monthly Accounts re- lating to trade and navigation, issued by the board of trade, giving particulars of the principal imports and exports into and from the kingdom, for the ten months ending the 5th November last; from which we learn, that, notwithstanding the depression of trade in some,. important seats of manufacturing industry,the consump. tion of the leading ...

... The cultivation of cottonin India is a subject, the importance of which has been hitherto in a great degree overlooked, both by the legislature and the country at large. In the event of a serious misunderstanding with America, there can be no doubt that the capability of obtaining cotton from our East Indian possessions would be of the very first importance. We are glad therefore, that the ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING, * Tip AST WEElJL I - . - . - WHEAT.-The supply at last. Mondoy's ,market in 3)fark:, lane was tolerably, good froth Usei atid Kenft; 'and h )avlil'e atherough change in the weatiser, from esevere(fost to a 'iepid, thaw, the coniditioni of thle samples was a goad deal ' afesetd,' which cause-d less sotivity to be manifested on* thc, part of~ the buyers, and ...

... Aaricultitral ant (solitillEttial jilartzets. I CORN MARKETS. BULL, TUESDAY, Fsa. 16. During the Past week, -although there has been consi- derable enquiry for wheat, we have had but little busi. ness passing, the stock in this port being insignificant, in fact more so than we can remember. At this day's mar- ket we had a good SUPPlY of wheat fromt the farmers, for which they were asking very ...

... CATTLE MlARKETS. WAKEFIELD, WBDINESDAY, JULY 14. There was a short supply of beasts, and 4,500 sheepi and lambs, nearly all of which were sold. Beef 6s 6d toi Ss per stone ; mutton 7d, lamb 71d per lb. ROTIIEIi.HAd CATTLE MARKET, JULY 12. l There was a large number of beasts, but a short sup._ ply af sheep and lambs, part of which remained unsold.. Beef 75 to Ss per stone; mutton 7d to 7Ad, ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-JUNE 30, 1847. LINSlEED, Odessa,perquar._ ,. £2 12 0 to £2 13 0 Petersburghne.2 10 0 0 0 0 Common 2 5 0 2 6 0 Inferior . 000 0 0 0 ?? ?? . . 0 0 0 0 0 -- MemelandKonigsberg.. 18 0 I2 5 0 Archan gel.0 0 0 . 0 0 0 - Hambro' and Dalish 0 0 0 0 0 0 ?? 214 0 . 0 0 RAPESEED, German, per last.2..0.0.. 270 02 0 --Hungarian . 00 0 0 0 BlackSea ?? 0,, 0 0 . 0 0 0 OILS, ...

... WOOL AND TRADE MARKETS, The imports of wool, since Monday last, have amounted to about 300 bales, chiefly from Belgium and the Cape. There is a fair demand for English combing wools, at full prices. In all other kinds exceedingly little is doing. STATE OF TRADE (SATURDAY). LivxuPoorL.-At our public sale of the 10th instant, 000 bales of fine wool and 1000 lower classes were of- fered. Cape and ...

... IVAlZTrVVTT'T TE-._ WAKEFIELD, VWEDIiesDAr, MAT 19. There were 850 beasts, and 6,500 sheep. Beef 7s 6d. to 8s per stone; mutton 7d to 7;,d per lb. Business was. dull, part of the stock remaining unsold. ROTHERIIAMI CATTLE MARKET, MAY 17. An average supply of beasts, and a large show of sheep: beef, 7s to Ss per stone; mutton, 7d to 7jd perlb. Business was rather dull, part of the sheep being ...

... E REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I THE PAST WEEK. WHEAT.-There was an extremely limited supply by land carriage samples from all the near counties at last Monday's market, and the arrivals from more dis-A tact ports vwere very scanty indeed; this, combined G with the renewal of activity at all markets held at the V close of the previous week, caused an animated demand it to spring up, and an ...

... I f!tppfng Inteltomfe. PORT OF HULL. The Sir Willina Wallace, clipper sehooner, came into the roads on the 4th of May, and has since come into the dock, having lost her masts off Whitby, during a thunder squall, I and was assisted in here by a steamor. FOREIGN ARRIVED. APRIL 29-lflnarch(), Main, fron Antwerp. 30-Vic- tory, Jarvis, from Ancona. Hengist (s), Grote, from Bremen. Sarah, Burton, ...