... i 4arfetilturat and igoatinuicial velarRets. I CORIN MARKETS, HULL, TunsDA v, AUGe. St. Considerable progress has been made throughout this. district in securing the harvest, and fewy seasons have on 'the whole been more favourable. The wheat crop will vary ia good deal both in quality and yield ; where the latter ; has been tested this remark is proved eorrect, but we tistill think it will ...

... I BANRTL.-FROMT]I LONDON AZETTE FRIDAY, AUGUST 27. MADDISoN, G., Swaffharm, Norfolk,groecr. BRUER D;D TzrivL41r, F., Weatbourne Cresceat, High Park, boarding-housekeeper. ROBUsrToN, C., Leicester-piace, Leleester-square, master- mariner. RA6LsrriGS, J., Foley.plaee, Middlesex, coach-maker. SPALDING, J., Cambridge, ironmonger. HAnPERS, J. A., Harringtos.etreet, North, Hampatead-road, lodging ...

... COMMERCIAL RETROSPECT The information we have to make known with re. spect to the proceedings in the Grain markets since our last, must be most welcome to the mercantile and comn. mercial classes, indeed we may say to all disinte- iii rested parties. The supplies from abroad of all kinds r ofbreadstuffscontititue to be of great magnitudet, wbilst 'of home production they are on the increase, ...

... CATTLE MARKETS, I LEEDS CATTLE MARKET, SrPT. 1. A short show of beasts, and 3,000 sheep, all of which were sold- Prices:-Beef, 6s to 6s 6d per stone; mutton O3d to 6jd per lb. ROTHERHAM CATTLE MARKET, AUG. 30. The show of stock not being so large as at the last market, all the beasts and nearly all the sheep changed hands, Prices :-Beef, 6s to 6i 6d per stone; mutton 6jd to 7d per lb. ...

... I HULL PRICE CT!RENT.-SEPT. i, 1847. I LINSEED- d 7~P ..LaNn~nuu, Uoeaaa, perqusr_._.. 82 t0 o to f2 110 -PetersburgSne , 2 60 ?? 2 9'0 Common . ?? 2o G Interior. 2 I 0 . o 0 0 _ 0 0 0 .. O 00 0 M emel ?? I 19 0 .. 2 5 0 Archanlgel ?? , - - Hambro' and Danjak ?? 0 0 0 0 0 Feeding ?? 0It 0 0o0 RAPESEED, German, per last I, : o n 2810 o -0- Hungarian o 0 ?? 0 0 o _- BlgulSea.. .0g 0 ?? 0 0 ...

... Sitpping Intelliaene. FOREIGN ARRIVED. AUGUST 26-Harmburg (s), Brown, from Hamburg, Mo. narch (s), Main, from Antwerp. Earl of Dorham, Layck- lock, from Quebec. Sulvator Ruggerin, Carminna, from Na- ples and Galipoli. 27-Westphalia, Ouwehand, from Am- sterdam. Clara, Ansdell, from Rotterdana. Wanskapen, Lantau, from Stockholm. Clemence, Gesesal, from Havre. Stad Goor, Bakker, from Zwolle. 28 ...

... REVIEW OF THE COLIN TRADE DURING A - THE PAST WEEEK. h WHEAT.-The farmers being busily engaged in se- e Icuring the outstanding crops, the supply was only mode- n rate at last Mbnday's market at Mark-lane, by-laud C carriage samples from the neighbouring counties, which consisted mostly of new, but not fine either in quality g orcondition. The trade was slow, and the millerswere' a :eniabled ...

... I GENXEAAL SUSPENSION OF LABOUR41* 1I O, 0TTON 1'AOTORIES. ?? ?? teo~a Upp 4,joeo Q Iid wbati I reasures oftht to be adopked under the continet- i ance of the depression in trade, which has now es isted for bO long a periodi -Dt Beiijamin ''aylor ia- the chair, tbeafollowing resoluiioaa weme passed :- I. That this meeting. deeply regrets the contiuu-- twelve monthsi.,n tie cotton ttade of this ...

... I I .. - - ?? .: 8[Fsoso ouR LONDONr COIRESPONDTNT.. City, Tsuersday Evening. The business done in the produce markets has been Li moderate this week, and prices are firmer. The imports of foreign e and colonial produce recently have decreased, and last month were much below the average consumption, a circumstance that would if it continued tend to etrengthen prices. SUGARn -There has been a ...

... ZMCEIPTS Or TEEM NATIONAL GO. OPERATIVE LAND COMPANT, FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 26. PER MR O'CONNOR. SECTION No. 1. Vestminster Bury Carlisle Vhittington and Cat MJerthyr, Morgan Hollingwood Totness Narple Manchester Leamnington Derby Buddersfield Nottingham, Swee leirester, Astill Carrington Sheffield Kettering Rotherham. Denny Ledbury Leicester, Barrow Crowland Mdaidstorne Alloa 31arlet ...

... PRICES OF SHARES IN LEEDS, . LONDON, LIVERPOOL, AND MANCHESTER. no, eoe Linrno, Sept, 3, 18.47. ?? have no change of any importance to note in -the oP. share market, business continuing in its usual BInGih stt o, are cheater, Shefield, and Lincolushire, Preference, guaranteed 72 per in'l cent. train lst July, 1840, for six years, and after that Gper cent, in I O perpetuity, naeooe u 're Sto7. ...

... 5attonal Kant Conmpanp. u ; ?? .. . .. BLACRIusRN.-A.t ?? of this rranch, I held lb the Temperance Hotel, Whalley Banks, Mr Anthony Armnstead, our worthy dalegate to Confer. eucaat Lowbands, gave a most eeosring and inte. resting description of Lowbands Estate, and gave an elaborateaccountof the whole proceedings of Con- ference. A vote of thanks was given to Mr Arm. stead, and the other ...