... REVIEW OFTHE CORN TRADE DURING I RETEEP AST WEEK. I Wnic&T.-There was a very short supply in Malk- lane last Monday, as well from Essex and Kent, by land carriage samples, as from more distant counties bi by actual arrivals. The choicest and best samples were taken off by the millers at former prices, but i there was no life in the demand for other descriptions, and kese moved off slowly, ...

... CATTLE MARKETS, WVAREfIELD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. A very large supply of beasts, and 5,300 sheep Beef, Gs to 7s per stone; mutton, clipped sheep, Gd; wool sheep, 7d per lb; the usual nuwnber of buyers at- tending all the sheep were sold, but part of the beasts re- mained unsold. ROTHERHAM CATTLE M.ARKET, APRIL. i5. There was a large show of beasts and sheep. Beef Gs idl to 7s per stone*; mutton, ...

... I ,arictutural anb conulerlcial iflarkets. CORN MARKETS. HULL, TESsDAY, APRIL 20. There has been much excitement in the corn market during the past week, and prices of all articles have gradually advantced some shillings perquarter. Thesac- counts from Hamburg, Holland, and France, are very setlious, when viewed in connection with the low stocks iii all~the great corn marts, at least on this ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-APRIL 28, 1847I LINSEEOdessa, per ?? £2 10 0 to £2 II - Vterfsburglfine ?? 2 80 ?? 29 00 Commnas 2 2 0 .. 2 4 0 - - Riga ?? o00 0 00 0 Rig ?? 27 0 - - lemselanidKsnigsber.I IIa 0 .. 2 U Archasgel . ?? 0 0 ..00 0 H -ambral and Daiiish o0 0 0 o. 00 - -Feeding ?? 14 0 .0 0 0 IIAI'ESEED), G.ersaan, per ?? 0 0 .. 0 0 - - 111ugarlan . 0 0 0 ?? 00 0 B---Ilack Sea .00o.. ?? 0 0 ...

... I 'tDippinct 111tellim Er. I FOREIGN ARRIVED. APRIL 22-Margaretha, Iteents, from Emden. Freund- Bahaft. Hohorst, from Memrl. Othello, Retmers, from Ackinver. Monarch (s), Main, from Antwerp. Hamburg (a), Brown, from Hamburg. Jantina, Jonge, from Bisserup. Emelia, Lindeman, from Altona. Friendship, Marshall, from Rouen. 23-Ceres, Domas, from Memel, Stad Goor, Bak- ker, from Middleburg. Clara, ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING RE O THE PAST WEEK. I WHEAT.-A fair quantity was offered from Essex by land carriage samples, but from other districts there was only a limited supply, and the French buyers being retired, our millers took advantage of this circumstance, and only bought small quantities for their immediate use, which they were enabled to secure at a decline of as to 2s per qr., ...

... | EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING. NV of ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN AND wi DEPUTY CHAIRMAN. o~ On Monday lost an extraordinary general meeting of the all Hull Dock company was held at the Dock Office, in Pursuance of of a requisitionl of three of the proprietors. op The reporters were not admitted until after tho commence- th ment of the proceedigsg. oin enterinig the room they found a I large number ...

... Q:lVfTCPTTTAT'D L T M- A-RK --ETS, SMITHFIELD MIARKET (MONDAY). The arrivals at Hull and the various other outporta have been comparatively small-viz., 120 oxen and cows, 150 sheep, and 25 calves, the general quality of which has been good. There were in the market to-day about 120 beasts, 80 sheep, and 20 calves from abroad, the whole of which found buyers at higher rates. The num- bers of ...

... REVIEW OFTHE CORN TRADE DURING i I - - THE PAST WEEK. WssaAT.-The supply at last Monday's market in Mark-lane was very short from Essex, but there was a fair quantity from Kent, although very little from all other districts. Owing to the previous dry winds, the condition of most samples was very good, and our millers being generally free buyers an advance of 2s to 3s per qr. was obtained, and ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-APRIL 7, 1847. r Twov-r I LINSEED, Ode'ls, ?? X2 10o0to £o0 0 P-l'ctr 1burg ifill . 2 00 ?? 2900 Comon 2 40o.. 26 0 Inferior ?? 0 000 0 Rliga . 2 5a 2 70 Mlemelaud Koniser . I19 0.. 250 Hambro' and Danish . 0 00 . 0 0 Feeing . . 2 14 0 . 00 0 RIAPESEED, German, per last.. 29 0 0 29 IS0a --l ungarian . 0 0 0 00 0 --B ack Sea ?? 0 OILS, Galipoli,per tun ?? 0 ?? 90 00 -- ...

... BARICRUPTS. -FRI THE LONDON GAZETTE ?? I FRIDAY, APRIL 9. MARKINS, E., Upper Holloway, Islington, licensed victualler. BLACEFORD, T., Little Wild-steet, Lincoln's-inn-fields, horsehair-manufacturer, DANGERFiELD, A. D., Salisbury-square, Fleet-street, printer. DonsoN, J. R., St. Thoioas's street, Southwark, hop.merchant. CAWSTON, F. H., Earls Colne, Essex, plumber. CAres, T., Lynn, Norfolk, ...

... I mo PROHIBITION OF EXPORT OF GRAIN FROMJ h fTURKEY. The following copy of an official communication has been d received by the local government of Malta from the lion. II. d Wellesley, her Mejeaty's minister at the Sublime Porte:- `Constantinople, Mareh 5, 184.7 in Sir,-It may be of advantage to British vessels engaged ia the corn trade with this country, and which touch at r- Malta, to have ...