... agricultural ato QDrijilluer -tat; c viflarftets. 1 , I coRN AMRfTS, .(Rtrcte f'O~flT tosand, Bright't'Circular.) Otli hlerehes bearniluch dulnes~ii 'ver braech of the - ?? ddribletg~h'e'past week, the genea esire seeming to be to keep low in stock, Arrivals continue,, and a *gooed deal-of'staff goes to warehouse for want 'of bu-yers, whbo of late heave hardly been temptable at ainy reason- ...

... ?? iinlelltence. P 0 R T I) F H U L L FOREIGN ARRIVED. APRiL 27-Kmflg Willem II, (a), from Kampen. 2B- Gazelle (s), Main, from Antwerp. Cornbill, Brown, from Taganrog. Equity, Eskdale, from Caen. 29-Monarch. Hillman, from Charente. Caroline, Clyma, from the River Gambia. Victoria (a), Dickinson, from Hamburg. 30-Sea Gull (s), Bouch, from Rotterdam. Thomas Wood, Johnson, from Cronstadt. Anna ...

... ?? 1intelltWence. NOTI CE TO bI AR I NE RS. A sunken rock of very small dimensions, with only 14 feet water over it at low water, has been discovered nearly three quarters of a mile to the north-westward of Le Boiteux, Vessels, therefore, when rounding the south-west end of the island, should give the Corbiere rook a birth of at least one- and-a-half nautical miles. The marks for the rock are ...

... I ArIcultiural allo QDOUMErCtal l'itfciritets. 04IN KARKETs8~ HULL, TuESDAY5, Dp4C. 213. (Exetractedu fromn Taylor' and Br#ight's Circular.) The apparent setting in of froat, and bo~nseqUent. closing of the navigation about the middle of lest we appeared likely to impart a little firmness o lheKrd, but the easterly wind brings forward too lapg a rival of all kindi Of grain to render this e ...

... CATTLE MARKETS, Y, fn LLEDS, ArILl 20. d There were 400 beasts and 3,500 sheep. Prices- Y, Beef, Gs Gd to 7s per stone. Mutton, clipped sheep, 6d f to 6ld, wool sheep, Td to 7ld per lb. Business was heavy, is part of the stock being turned out unsold. i~r ROTHERIIAM, ArarL 24. e A large supply of beasts, nearly all of which were sold, there were also a great number of sheep, for which business ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-OCT. 11, 1848. LINSEED, Odessa, per qr ?? £1 19 Petersburg, fine ?? I IS common. .I 1I inferior .. 0 0 Rig t ?? 115 MAemel and Konigsberg 1 13 Archangel ?? 0 0 Ilambro' and Danish.. 0 0 Feeding ?? ?? ?? 2 1 RAPESEED, German, per last . . 24 0 ?? 0 Black ?? 0 0 OILS, Gallipoli, per tun ?? ?? 47 0 Malaga ?? 43 0 Rape, pale, percwt ?? I li brown ?? 16 refined, ?? A IS brown ...

... THlE CLO-TIIING MANUFACTURES. WOOL. TIE WOOL TRADE.-London, T/rorsdry Evei~ng.-The I market for wool is rather dull. Tire imports into London during i the week ending to-day hove been 833 bales, of which 336 were from i Oermany, and 236 fromn Taganrog. e FOREIGN WOOL TRADE, Leeds, Aullg. 18-Thre demand for foreign wools has been somewhat more limited during the post weel;, but prices remain ...

... pO Ss rp c I IP T. POYAL ExcHAnG.vF, London, Thuisrsday Eve,1irg' The Directors of the Bank of England at thetr wee'J meetisg to-day, did not resolve upon any reduction in tbe rate of discount, and perhaps some little delay ts judicioUS u existing circumstances, oeeing that no ?? is occ55c' thereby. Ve hava rather more favourable accounts of heiO trade, and the Indications of ?? ^ill not ...

... LEEDS, NOV. 10. We have had very little business doing in shares this week, end prices are much the same; but the market is firm at the ?? In the list. TOOTAL, BARFF, & PLINT. ?? Those marked Id) iire diecount, and (p) premium, without reference to the amount paid. QUOTeD PRICES. DO. O~ LINES. - hose ;4W ?? it, rriday, Fridone, 20 4i.Amn'gato.Nott.&lBoston 401 t4 24110 4 d .to 20 li ...

... d1 LEEDS, Jan. 14, 1848. The favourable appearances ive indicated in our last, asl ?? ?? in the share market, have been confirined during last week, and we have to note a moderate advance in prices, wivth dore bulsness doing: the tendency to-day is to increased Scistn to ~~~TOOTAL, I3ARFF, & PLINT. ?? t Wll b unerstood that the above letter expresses the in opinionsof t firmwos nm r subscribed ...

... LiNSn, Aiguet 25. The continuanlfce of unfavonrable weather has a most ?? on the, market, both Dse regards the extent 'of business and prtce. Tilt thie resultiof the harvest Is more asosured, we do not look fori003 amseliorationl of the state of matters. nsaM5 TOOTAL, BARI7F, & PUINT. thE ?? ~~~evi La .4 ?? trc, Fdoar Aug.10 A~2 Aog. 25. fil 1! II o 'a te. oIt.& 3ost on; 3 Ito 310 II ito 330I ...

... WOOL. TIlE WOOL TRADE.-London, T/zursday.-Tlse imports of wool into London last week woere 637 bales, of which 240 were from the Cape of Good Hope, 193 from Germany, 131 from Alexandria, and 67 from Spain. The market is very dull THE WOOL TRADE IN GERMOIANY. BERLIN.-The recent occurrences in France have hitherto bad less effect upon this branch of commerce with us than might, perhaps, have ...