... A fla r I W. I LIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKET. FRIDAY, FREnVLARv 4. There has a~gain been a good domand for SUGAR, partletilariy for Strong refining qualities, which are scarce, and have sold at '51 a further advance of Is. per cwt., but in other descriptions there is not any change. The sales consist of 500 hhds. B. P., 7000 bags Bengal, and 3200 bags Madras, the latter at 80s. to 355. Od. ...

... cIte W-iberphrral M ercurp. SALUS POPUfr LEX SUPREAZA. FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1848. Still more sunshine on the flags. Trade is more lively; more orders stirring and rather better prices. The accounts from Havre have a cheering effect on the cotton market. Orders there had been received from the interior which caused an advance of price and very rapid sales, being indicative of return to a state of ...

... baultrupto, &r. From the London Gazette of Tuesday, PFehruary 29. ar RAINS. William lenry, wine merchant. Liverpool, to surrender ( March 17 and April14, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Attorney, Banner, Liverpool SANKlEY. Jobnblackrlth, BIrirkenhoed. March 17and April 14, at lSevon, at the Liverpool DIstrict Court. Attorney, c BuAtkinson, ]LIverosool - URST, William,Jann. licensed ...

... Bsal f iatelhgtace. thie:0 COr HOUSEWIFE'S CORNqER. much pit gezerail I LIV LtRPOOL AND BIRKE NHE&D MAIIICETS, public ts LIVEPOOL 13T JOHIS.powers, LIVEPOO, S. Jt{I'ri BIK'tE ~ opportun SATRDaAY, WRDNIVIDAC, SATUIIDAV, more thi Oct. 28. Oct. 25. . No report,] hearers; a'd. a. d v. d a, d H.d. a. d. rose to i &es porlb. 0o toO oii 0 6to 0 8 0OtoO 0 worthy i Mawt)r , 06 017 0 6, 07 gg .go ...

... - T0)p IT fattflizeTce. FR[DAY, Julie 9. A rAD.-GCOrg'snal Woodflne, Bonny..Phbsnix, Rooney, Yonte VidiO. Sootland, Nelso, Charleston. Uuicorn, Thall. 2; t D.-Liais Marshall, for Brazil .Jamnestown, Trask, New York. .Iesnrietta, Strogan, Brazils. Pearl, miul, Harlingen sro, Ohorni, NsplO-. Dove, Hughes, Danzig..Aurora I Liberal, pppeL Lisbon -DanandMa'ry Evams, Danzig..Dusty 2 3211er, Lewis, ...

... ;arIReWt. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. FaIDAY, DICER112 22. od The arrivai of Wheat to tbis day's market woa good. FOY dry - ad there was a fair demand, at a reduction of 1s. per quarer frea at the rates of this day se'nnlght, but damp parcels were neglected. IC Fine mall iig Barlcy mantained its former value, but seconddary descriptioas wero Is. per quarter cheaper. In the value of Oah 6 and ...

... MTarketd. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. PFIDAY, DACEMaUR 81. We have a fair supply of Grata up to this day's market. There hos been a steady demand for Wheat, and last week's rates were fully supported for all descriptions. The best quail ties of malting Barley were quite as dear, but other aorta met a dull sale. Beans without alteration. Oats and Shelling taken off slowly at our quotations. BOROUGH ...

... 'llicillael1kc. -*01ppilig I I TH POR T ()F HUTJL L iffiesFOREIGN ARRIVED. 'ac'5 MslAntca 1fi-Gide Ilenadight, Lawson, from Lokken. wil Jorge Clemens, De ionge, from Amsterdam. Aurora, Hot. ig l beck, from BrsgenSse. Elioe, G3i1ge, from Aarhuus. Getion, i all Hotmigren, from Gothserbirrg. Frederick Johhnssis, Fiiserl, W from Grootsoel. Victoria, Olsen, from Rudkiobin~. 17- ~eFoyle li), Main, ...

... Aarifultural 'Illb ('solailleWill 4-11arltets. I -11 I I for ier ~~~CORN MIARKEWTS, 11.0 ~~HULL, TUESDAY', MARtCH 4 1 (Extracted from Tayort; and .Bright's Civcitla.) During the past week a large quantity of rain has fallen, which Iretards the sowing of spring corn. The wheat market has been irreguLlar; the beat pri-ies were obtained onl Thursday and Friday, when new Hamburg Wheat sold at 51s ...

... ?? filli tel(Ieuc. ian 6d P O R T 0 F H U L L. all FOREIGN ARRIVED. NoVENBBEn 2-Lord Gambier, Hill, from Davis Straits. Laurine Sophia, Bang, from Odense. Transit (s), Bell, from r. ' Hamburg. Ross, Brown, from St. John. Harriut, Wilson, 'at front Hamburg. Isla, Taylor, from Archangel. Rosetta, te Lawson, from Rotterdam. Orion, Brown, from Konigsburg. es- Salus, Farr, from Hamburg. 3-Laura, ...

... CATTLE -11AR1ETS. LEEDS, MARQ11 29. - There wet: 300 beasts, and 2,500 sheep. Beef, s to 7s Gd per stone. Mutton, 7 Vd to 8d per lb.; a few of both beasts and sheep rentained unsold. e LVL'E POOL, MAncir 27. Thesupply of fat stock was much smaller than las Week; coarsequality. Good beasts sold much c~ieaper. d Beasts, Gd to (Gid; sheep, from 72d to 8d per lb. d SMITHFIELD -MARKET (MONDAY). D ...

... : ma tri . ---------- ILIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKET FBIDAY, JA1WUAaV 14. The demand for SOOGAL is still principally confined to strong T1 blown qualities Suitable for the refiners, and these desrilptioins sent COmmand very full rates; good and fine are also in demand, but ceivi holders axe not disposed to accept the late low prices, The sales most CODolat Of 800 11114 B P, 6000 bags Bengal ...