... I I 'WI In ?? April 11 We have to record a dull and inactive woeek ji shae h -Zmarket; and prlces. after several fluctuatiors, rul ?? ,,th sane as when we last wrote. There is a great want of buas50.5 sad Itse 1aspeculators seem to have entirely asuspended their cysraiionl. 'ofBAF XT or V L ~~I N E e Do a.. el~ of ?? 4. April II. U U20 lJAm'gate. Nott.& Boston At 3 3ts P id IC , 20 15 6Birm ...

... INTERVIEW BETWEEN 'IVE TOWN'S COMMITTEE AND THE DOCK COMPANY. cc On Monday the Town 'a Committee had a second TI interview with the Dock CompanyJ. The deputation ve Consieted of Messrs. C. Harrison* JW Pease, 3. Beadle, re S. Priestmsan, L. West. A. Barseister. J. RI. Ringrose, pE John Foster, W. Irving, jun. W- H. HI. Hutchinson, el 3. Smith. 3. Middleton, and J. A. Wade. The depute- pi tion ...

... [CONTINUED PROM TIHE SUPPLEMENT.| am gs. ter WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, 515- ne. FIUDAY, APRIL 4. for it The supply of wheat and most other articles is moderateC ohe and is fairly met by the demand ; the currency of last Weeli 'ad ing is fully supported both for wheat and barley, but withot ,ry any marked activity. Oats and shelling are rather dearer: nd with a good demand, and beans are Is. per ...

... at a ADDRESS OF THE METROPOLITAN TRADES id DELEGATES TO THE WORKING CLASSES Is OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. if - 'We warn the viorkmen that all who are not receiving Protection are paying for it.'-Tins, .March, 1848. FalLaow-COuNTRYMRN, - We, in common with other sections of the people, have assembled, and taken into our serious consideration the present state of the country, with a view to ...

... CORN ANDi CATTLE MARKETS. [CONTINtrED. FROM.TIlE SUPPLEMENT. I WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Y - FRIDAY, APREL 25. e The arrivals of niheat, barley, and beans are god 'aii t- week; the wheat trade rules dull at last wee k's prizes, oeri Lg the demand is rather, inactive than otherwise, as. our *k millers evince but. little disposition to go into stock. Fidle barley supports laterates;.cats, shelling, ...

... I ?? (From Bell's Weekle Mlessenger.) WHEArAT.-There was only a short supply from all the near counties at last Mouay's market, and some portion of it was still in bad condition. This, combined with the dull advices from nearly all the-country towns, tended to check trade, and the demand was on the whole a very slow one, but selected qualities corn- manded about the rates of the previous week, ...

... PO S Tf S C R I P T. - -a BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-The official returns of Bed the trade and navigation of the United Kingdom are now before uso Ltot for the month and two months ended the 6th March. It will be re- wer membered that the month to the 5th February last, ehowed an in- weO crease in exports compared with the corresponding period of 11150, cla SY butwe have now to notice a emlail ...

... MaRVIO3 &v. lulaut I - gton, COR. I Wbe- M1AW LANE,. Wednesday.-The supply of Englieh Wheat C got to-day was very small, and being in improved condition, it s the Dmet with a readier sale at fully last week's prices. Fsoeiga was Wheat met aslow sale without any alteration in value. vehi- Owing to the continued arrivals of French Flour the trade I not was excessively dull, though offered on ...

... I BALANCE SHEET OF THE POLISH AND flHUNGARIAN METROPOLITAN TRADES' CO&MNiTTEE':. 1A '5 . ?? muif 4t PAqMrh t1M1~ From January 12ch to March 31st, 1851. 1851 Receipts. £ S. d. r Ja. 12.-Bailande in Treasurer's hands, per last balance sheet ., 0 8 10 d J-O]1.-By Subscription Books ?? 06 6 26.-From the Ball of Science, from Mr. Thomas Cooper's appeal on behalf of the Be- fugees I2 14 0 ...

... PR1CEXS OF SHARES IN LEE 5 .eld on tie, and LEEDs, A4pr-Il slonday We have bad something approaching to a panic in the de, and y apply marlket since our last, and at one time a most gloomy Iseling was Lto the every where prevalent. The enorobous amount Of roat stock itha h___ as been sold during the last month seem. to have been thle cse,5 [R Nof the decline, and tilt It is ascertained whether ...

... NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 'YS0 Jib UNITED TRADES. F said . S. DuNcomc, Esq., M.P., President. ri detcbliaked 1845. S . _ . ?? othe F4IAT JUSTITA. offl- any, I If it were possible for the working classes, by cam- rner bininF among themselves, to raise, or keep up the general ject rateof wages, it need hardly be said that this would be a zany thing not to ba punished, but X be welcomed and rejoiced ...

... as at BEVERLEY, APRIL 2. Be A short supply of both beasts and sheep were shown. se Beef, 5s to Ss 6d per stone ; mutton 5id to 6d per lb. le There was a large attendance of customers, and trade id being brisk, the whole of the stock changed hands. SCARBRO', MARCH 27. 5. We had a good supply of stock at our market; the ; business, however, was only dall. Bacon and pigs 4s 41 r to 4a 6d per ...