... HULL P RICES C26) J QUOTE2D ALL AS--T PltRNr COMMisgjo LtQ (From Richard and 1eny TVellC WlilEATperqr.of Go Ill per, bu e t English white, nelv . .. l Old ?? 180 English red, ne0' 2 0 O ldl d. 4 0.1 2 Dantzic,old I 115 eII5 LowrBaltc& Hmnbrgnew I 0 2 Old ?? BARLEY, Saale, Perleap.q r- - 140 Old 0. 0 e t RaislGga, &c.,new Old ..0200 I Grinding P Stoller. 0° 25 0 i Old. . e )1 0 OATS ...

... TIILIRD EDITION. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. lie F, Aidey, Tie o'cloce, April 5. One cargo of Wlheat and Barley hlls got in from Rostock, om of ?? froit Wolgast, and three fromt Stralsund, being the first fromt the Baltic this season. The gencral imtports since Tuesday le econsist of 9134 quasrters Whcat, 978 quarters Barley, 2187 i/s quarters Malt, 814 quarters Oats, 3091 quarters Beans, 3374 ...

... L oiclldon and Provincial Grain Mz.arkets. I I ., i .. : LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, WEuNESDAT. At this day's ?? wheat slow at Mondas'd de- cline. Foreign does not improve in demand. F!oating car- goes are held Bo firmly by importers that business is checked and many cargoes are consigned away to. markets for owners; account. Thereare buyers for arrived cargoes of Indian corn at Falmouth or ...

... f SATURI)DY, APRIL 27. 1850. it- IPRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. *h, L n r S oc k ?? 206 LdiaBonds er1o v2pm ial Ditto for Acorunt ?? - South Sea Stock ?? re Threb perCcnlt.Red ln An, Nl Do. Old knnuities. 11 flierce per Cent Con. An. 9i5l Io. Nav. Ariruitie. NTee 5 per Cent. Ann -'Console tbr Ac ?? 9g-5 be ~New 3 per Cent ?? ' Ij ndia Stock f or Ac.. ni- Slev 5 per0 ents. ?? - Caned: ...

... i COMMERCIAL IVTELLrGENCE., I is Saturday Evening. Trade remains in tl e same low state, and we re- e gret to be obliged to add that the continu ed pres- te sure has caused several of the smaller traders to )r suspend payment during the past week, not, how- ever, to any serious amount. It is greatly to be apprehended that unless some improvement takes a place, more must follow. 0 The customs ...

... CIVL EXPENDITURE OF CEYLON The Ceylon Committee bave made a Second It contains minutes of evidenec and pspset~ to the eommnittee, but no opinion. We are not gotin to commit ourselves by a crude and hasty *udgm.D on a supeerficial perus~al of 550 folio pages.I dte tneantime, as a specimen of ite contentsl, Wec sumi the evidence of Philip Anstruther, Esq. (6fl1 Colonial Secretary of Ceylon), ...

... Ube 1,,Rarla-t,5. EN? G L I S IL. LONDON CORN-EXCl1ANGE, Fiutir't, APRIL 26.-. The little English oin sale brought Monday's prices. Barley met a fair de~Mand, and is quite a~s dear. Oats-Although the forei-gn arrivals are abundant, factors resist any furtlier conces- sion to buyers, and are landing; we therefore quote aI slow sale at Previous currency, but ai firnier tone. Arrivals:- Wheat, ...

... S - LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 22. The show ofwbeat by land-carriage samples from the neighbouring Icounties was decidedly small to-day, and factors commenced by asking 3rather. higher prices. This tended to check business, and some time elapsed before sales were male. For really fine qulxities of white Essex, last ?tonday's rates may perhaps in partial instances have been slightly exceeded, ...

... RAIL WAY SHARES, ac. TUESDAY, APRIL 9. Those lines onlyi ara quoted in which busisess hras been IAdne hi dend. or for- which c.lo.inr pites can be giwen. Railways. j Paid. Closing Prises. Business D- ?? 80 11 12 Do. Preference ?? 68 I 1½ 1 dis Barks and Hants Ex. (G. West. perp. 8 p. Cent.) 6par Y½ PM Birmsiughagoa and Oxford -Jurnctinclldypi, or witagurne.. 20 2 6Ys 27l. 27' Do., wtruaurn-e ...

... LONDON MARICETS-OINDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. 'T:o supplies of English Wheat to this morning's market are small, and moderate of Foreign. The tradc this morning has been dull, and to clear the stands of English a reduction of ls to 2s per quarter was acceded to. Foreign Wheat is is per qr lower on the business (one. The Flour trade partakes of the dnlunss in Vfheat, and Foreignl Floor is is per sack ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRIT[SH CORN TRADE. (From the Mark Lane Rapras.) Though we are assured, week after week, by the journals advocating free trade, that corn cannot be im. ported into this country from any part of the world, without serious loss, still supplies seem to reach us on a sufficiently liberal scale to depress the value of all kinds of home-grown grain. We have had some arrivals from ports ...

... Hparret Me4ort%. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. ?? 6d. to 10s. 9d.; carrots, 4s. to 5s. 6d. per 2521b. Turnips, 2s. to 3s. W3. per 16 pecks. Onions, l6s. to 20s. per 2401b. MIANCHESTER, Friday, April 6.-Old hay, 5d. to 51d.; clover, 4jd. to 5d.; wheat straw, 21d. to 3d.; oat straw, 2jd. to 3d. per stone. CATTLE. SALFORD, Wednesday, April 3.- We had a good show of stock to.day, but the quality not good. ...