... (From the Marh Lane Express.) The very great rise which the price of wheat has un- dergone of late appears to have had the effect of bringing forward somewhat increased supplies from the growers at a few of the markets situated west and north-west of the metropolis, but in the eastern counties the deliveries from the farmers have been on the same limited scale this as the preceding week; ...

... MARKET hERAALbD fln - f , -. x CORN EXCHANGEM d April 26. our fresh supplies of IWhleat this morning from the principal counties were moderate, and from the Irinprovinga aspect of the trade at the close of last week, it was expected that a further advance woulrd have been realised to-day sch any res were consequently demanded at the ?? hige ruatness, with which ?? milles Were quite unwilling ...

... EDINBURGH, April 29. The vague way in which Mr. Watson questioned the Lord Advocate with regard to fees said to be received by Scotch judges renders it difficult to say what the precise drift of the member far Kinsile was. A short time ago, Lord Robertson was asked to arbitrate between certain proprietors and the Clyde Trustees, Glasgow, when the award of his lordship caused great ...

... MWEEPTS or~ THE NATIONAL~ Go. I OPEEATVD MD COMMA A PF li UR O'CONNOR , SEUTION No. 1. Loughborough h £0 1 I 2 Hull Trowbridge .. 15 0 Hyde Alv& .. ,, 0 2 4 Deviees Devonport 1 1 6 Littletown Girvan. .. 1 2 6 Dewsbury Husby .. 8 5 4 Marthyr, MO, Halifax .. 2 0 9 Clitheroe Crown and Anchor 40 10 Totnesss Jobh Deacon .. 1 11; 4 Alva Shrowsbury, Powell I 10 0 Worcester Plymout 2 0 0 Lelcester, 4 ...

... NATIONAL TRADES' ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF IN-I DUSTRY. |Union for the mliom. C n In alate number of this paper we candidly ex-co 0 pressed to our numerous members and friends that no whatever success bad hitherto attended our endea- dei vours, or however popular our Association had thi | become, that we had nothing whatever to thank the WI IINewspaper Press for, in promoting our ...

... In the early part of the present week the wheat trade showed symptoms of giving way, and had the farmers been enabled to supply the markets somewhat more freely, prices would probably heve been influenced. An increase in the deliveries from the growers, after spring sowing is completed, is so usual a circumstance in ordi. nary years, that the millers have for some time been holding off in ...

... IPSWICH&BURY St. EDMUND'S | A1ILWAY COM1PANY. At two o'clock, an Extraordinary Meeting of the Share. holders in the Ipswich and Bury St. Edmund's Railway, was held at the same place, for the purpose or taking into consideration the drafts of several bills for railway exten- sions now before Parliament. The CHAIRMAN said he should trouble t&elmwith a few observations before lie called Upon them ...

... PRICES OF SHARES IN LEEDS, : LONDON, LIVERPOOL,, AND MANCHESTER.; rtain reply LEEDS, April 30. so ?? have to notice a slight improvement in the prices of r the -*sbsrsin our nrarket for the last two or three days from the very had great depreseion tbhy had reached in the early part of the week. The ,teee. market, however, closed weak at the quotations of our list. [The great demand upon our ...

... BAN KRUPT S. TOWLFYGaec~tt.--1,'-i daq, April 123, 10417. s TOWNLFY\ Williamt, Little James street, lledfobM Iow, St.. Ai.. drcwc%, Jolborn,eosl melaker; Aplil:30, Jane4, Courtot'Bank.. zi roxptac, llecsinighall-cieet. Soi Mi . Bu-:haianlle rsiulghall strcet, l HOOL3 H enry Francis, High-stieet, Soisll.., grocer * April3. l J h-te 4, Coulot of Jlan guprey, BApsrnghali-svet. E3l M o0herte l ...

... Aational Putb Companp. CAmmEnwRL AltD Wvwoauoc.-This district con- dig linues its prosperous career. At the meeting on Thi Monday evening last, held at Harrison's As. bro semnbly-rooms, East-lane, Walworth, three additional Sul aharebolders were added to the roll, Set NEXT MEETING or CozerssesNcs.-Resolutioss in gra {favur of the Land Conference meeting at Lowbands, Ian in July next, have been ...

... EASTERN UNION RAILWAY COMPA NY. A special general meeting of the Shareholders in the Eastern Union Railway Company was held on Tuesday last, at one o'clock, at the Company's Offices. Ipawich, for the purpose of taking into consideration the drafts of various bills applied for in the present session of par- liament. J. C. COBBOLD, Esq., Chairman of the Board of Direc- tors, presided. The ...

... Fridav1, Two o'Clock, Al ay 7, 1847,- THE. (;oRCo TRADE.-Arrivals from Ireland and coastwise since Tuesday are scarcely worth reporting: it and from tbreigo ports there are onty 1,538 qrs. of 1, wheat, 170 qrs. of oats, 60 of rye, 2,268 of beans, 13,135 te of Indian Corn, 3 757 barrels of Indiai Corn meal, and 8,813 of flour. he exports amount to J,673 quarters sof wheat, 286 of barley, 125 of ...