... I - - I-- ?? -- I WA.EP'IELD, WaN)raSDAY, OCT. 1. There were 660 beasts and 5,500 sheep, a great part of which were turned out unsold, Prices:-Beef 6s to Os pet atone; mutto,, Old to 6d per lb. ROTHERINAM, OcT. ?2. We had a larger show of both beasis and sheep than we have whitessed for some time back, there being about 70 Hasbebrgh bests of good quality. The attendance of buyers pretty ...

... INSEED. OdessaI - - - __ .,U I nuaor.eN I.-J UNE V, 1848. LiNSiDCD, Odessaperquar._. £_. 2 0 0 to O2 2 3 - -Petsr.~burigltte . 2 0 0 ?? 0 Co mon ?? 0 0 (I -.ror ?? 0 0 o oo ?? 0.1186 ML'ineleid~onigsberg.I 10 5 . 1 0 - lainbro' and Danish..0 0 0 I, S. 2-lipoli~l~er tun ?? 25 0 *. 0 0 ° -IOA['LS ,Gere ?? I1 0 ,. I GI IHun1garian 0 -BlaCkSea ?? . ?? .. , , 0 o0I OifLs, Ba1li-poli,per ?? tb 0 ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-MARcH 9, 18481 LINSEED, ?? £ 32 0 to f2 4 - - Pet esburg hise ?? 2 2 0 ?? 2 ° Common. 2 2 0 .. 2 Ri Inferior .00, ?? 00o _ ?? ?? i0 2 22° _-hlenmelanid iobfsberg ?? 17 0 .. 2 3 -_ Archanllgel ?? 0 00 0 -- - Hainbro' and Danish . 0 0 0 .. 0 0 Feeding .2 .. 2- 21 13 RAPESEED, German, per last 220 0 0 * 0 i 04 Hungarian ?? 0 0 0 o. . 0 - BlackSea ?? ?? .. O 0 OILS, Gallpoli ...

... IV - CITTLE IMARKETS, I LEEDS, DEc. 20. A large supply of beasts, and 2800 sheep. Prices:- Beef, 5s 6d to 6s 6d per stone; mutton, 5d to 54d per lb. Although business was rather heavy, nearly all the stock changed hands. LIVERPOOL, DEC. 18. At our market this day we had 2,661 beasts, and 9,749 sheep. The market was very flat, buyers were scarce and at the close a great many of each remained ...

... HULL PRICE CUR RENT.-Nov. 1, 1848. | I - - - T ?? I o LINSEED, Odessa, per qr ?? 19 a Petersburg, 'dne ?? 1I 18 0 common. I 1 1 0 inferior . 0 0 0 Riga ., 1I IS 0 Memel and Konigsberg I 1 3 0 Archangel . ?? 0 0 Hlambro' and Danish . 0 0 0 Feeding . ?? 1 0 RAPESEED, German, per last .2 4 0 0 Hungarian ?? 0 0 Black Sea ?? 00 0 OILS, Gallipoli, per tun ?? ?? 47 0 0 Malaga . ?? 4tt 0 0 Rape, ...

... ?? JhltelitQanr. PO R T (F H U L L FOREIGN ARRIVED. e, JurY '4-Schiedam, Meek, from Hamburg. Selene, Ie Gronhrl. from Wyburg. Stephany, 'Henricksen; Sedu. le lou-, Jeffers-in, from Rig. Sultana, Stork, from Calmer. ty Ivanihioe, Fairburi, from Stockholm, Cat,, Hare, from Petersburg. Hafflman, Horsens, from Aolborg. 15-De tY Hoop, Ouvwehand, from Amsterdam. Halcyon, Shepherd, . from Cronstailt ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... fie I.AL IN Ant., i s . lle [CONTINUED FROM TIHE SUPPLEMENT.1 to- WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET', Ii) FRIDAY, Nov. 2f. of We have fair arrivals and a good show of samples from 1 v- Yessels near at lsassd. Buyers act cautiously, and only a m- moderate business done ill wheat at a decline of Is. to 2E. l per quarter. Barley sells slowly at a similar reduction. On Oats are 'Id. per stone, and shelling Is ...