... IAciricultural ani ecomillettiai Atfarhcts. I CORN MARKETS HULL, TUBSDAY. FEB. 2. Since our last we have had very little business passing in any article of the trade; to effect sales several shillings less money must have been taken. At this day's market we had a fair supply of wheat from the farmers, who were by no means inclined to submit to a great fall in prices; but the millers who were ...

... ftjipping lIntelitgence. PORT OF HULL. The Bambro' Castle, Smith, whilst riding ill the roads, with b th anchors down, upset the palls of the windlass, and drove on shore Dear the West Pier, and has sustained con- siderable damage. FOREIGN ARRIVED. JAmNuArY 29-Elizabeth Holderness, Predgen, from Miri- machl. 30-Iodine, Miles, from Prince Edward's Island. 31-Marshall (a), Fokkie, from ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-FEn. 3,1847. LTN9Rn 3, n14. ?? LINSEED, Odessa,perquar--- £2 12 0 to £0 0 0 - - ?? line ?? 2 9 0 ?? 0 0 0 snion ?? 2 4 0 ?? 2 6 0 sxlfrior,0 0 0 ..0 0 0 _Rlga ?? . ?? 2 ., . .2 6 o2G0I ?? Kotigsberg ?? 1 80 Arehag.0 ?? , .0 0 0 Ham bro' and Danish 0 0 0 ,. 0 0 0 --Fe ding . 2 140 .0 0 0 RAPESEED, German, per lat st., 27 0 00 0 _iuiigarian . 0 0 ° 0 . 00 0 ?? ?? ..000 ...

... The imports of wool during the week have not ex- ceeded 300 bags and bales, chiefly from Spain. There is rather more business doing in English, and the best qualities of colonial wools, at fell prices; but foreign parcels commanded very little attention. STATE OF TRADE (SATURDAY). LiVEzPOOL,-The foreign wool market continues dull, and the trade purchase with caution. Whilst this con- tinues it ...

... LEEDS CATTLE MARKET, WRDEISDAY, Fen. 3. An average supply of beasts, and 3,500 sheep. Beef, 6s to 6s 6d per stone; mutton, 5d to Od per lb. Part of the stock was turned out unsold. ROTHEILIHAM CATTLE MARKET, Pan. 1. There was a large show of both beasts and sheep. Beef, 5s 9d to Os Gd per stone; mutton, 6id to 6d per lb. Although the usual number of buyers attended, part of the stock remained ...

... NATIONAL TRADES ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF IN- . DUSTRY. lo1 union far the Maniljt bni What the Anti-Corn Law League has done for thle Corn Laws, the National Association of United 0 Trades will, in a few years, do for that great pro. ,, portion of poverty, disease, dissipation, and crime, WI that is Produced, either directly or indirectly, by low Sa I ae.Although the institution is ...

... crabroll ftbalarIM04. ?? ?? TUE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNITED TRADES. UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE !ALL r [An article under the above heading will be found in The Labourer for February (just published), from which we select the extracts given below. The writer in The Leaourer takes for his text the admirable speech of Mr. Robson to the London boiler makers, which appeared in this paper of ...

... jNATIONAL TRADES ASSOCIATION FOR THlE PROTECTION OF IN- DUSTRY. de- Uelforesr tae MIUron, lost (he What the Anti-Corn Law League has done for the ,nd, Corn Laws, the National ABsociation, of United; ,ed. Trades will, in ; few years, do for that great pro. I portion of poerty, disease, dissiyation, and crime,j )oSt that is produced, either directly or indirectly, by low full wages. Althoigh ...

... --1 U~~~nqiries- l! }AtESC3-- . :; i:> INLEED,- r. -LON-D~ONLEOL. AND MACHESTER.: seen lace U . WA B tie ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ~~LE ED S, IWF Th iae a*4e lies roiied Ina quiescent -state was c cul asbei gobe imited n i extent,.azld the varne- Ip021in cewcosneteqestly, very trifling. - TisA -dlvidanda-declered i ysm o l l compadtesieat th's bltl-yearily tie55tlnis 1Whold- 2then lug o 5hlilgll ...

... TO THE TRADES. e Men oft t e Trades, we invite your serious atten- tion to the following paragraph:- TIIE CONSPIRACY AT NEWTON. BAIL COUltT-31owely, Feb. 1. (Sittiig in Bauco, before .3P. Jifszice ?? Tim QUEEN V. SELISY AND 25 OTIHErS.- AMr. ]3*ljjst moved for a certiorarni to remove into thiis court an in U dietment which had been found at the lest asskzes for the a county palatinie of ...

... RECEIPTS OF TME CHARTIST CO-OPERATIVE LAND COMPANY. most I money rul for to be time, Smctlhwick year, Plymouth Croydon I pro- Ashton I ing- Alvn .. *resl, Leigh.. or the Ely . 7 way Westminster Collumpton sh5all Whittington and Re- Cat.. isury Brighton 11io0 Wigan Tule Nottingham Colie, per Hey.. rants Worcester .. r the 1Leicester, Astill Carriogton .. ublic 0em, tate- land, lOSS, :w of the ...

... COMPARA E ETURNS ?? i;:; ?? r' . . ;' - a . ' C~!OM~PE We haye been aord yldre huei thle ?? Trade wiith tie-, foloingW -Stetsia cout hc Of will he fon oist-elat the plriitm dues, For the bridge- goiff.,R- ?? t ,sloh Hndm hr.- fl.cla the ?? of Wheat for 5 Qre. 'Ora. QXEra. :qc. *X -. months, as taken fromt rip, the Gazette, ending V eak, Jan. 31, ?? 179,912 133,06 1816,0. 346,723 Do., erdieg ...