... p} r> Gt - - E -A ?? CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVENING. LINSEED-BlackSca,Viqr ?? £2 9 0 @ £0 0 0 Do EastIndia. 2 10 0- 2 12 0 Do Egyptian . 000 0- O0 0 Do Petcrsburg fine ?? 7 0- 2 8 0 Do Archangel .. 2 4 o _0 00 0 D v Riga . . 2 4 o0 2 5 0 Do bleielnand Konigsaserg ..2 4 0- 2 5 o RAPEgEBD-cermann& DanishB~n- 330 0 - 8 0 0 Do Black Sea and East India.. 3i. 0 - 31 lO 0 OIL, OsvR-Gallipoll, tun ?? 48 ...

... collitlerriat Alarkewf, %sC. *:1 CO R.N MA:R K ET S. HULL, AmIL;t S. (Frrom Thomas Binney aud Co.'G Cirozulr.j Irmports of wheat exhibit .aonie increase, but the gretter por- tion is Egyptian, and a few jtureels. per atetamer fromn Belgium 'n24 Holland, mostly far interior account; the arriali O1f barnly 14 rather large, chiefly fvoin Denimark, souwe of whiuc is ut flue heavy quality. suitable ...

... THE WITHDRAWAL OF TEE DOCK COMPANY'S BILL, LAsT Friday we announced that the Com- mittee of the House of Common3 l'a'l unani- mously refused to extend the term ot the Dock Company's monopoly and to grant their demand of au outward wharfage rate ini perpe- tuity; on that very day the Company withdrew their bill, thus retreating from the field of battle which they themselves had selected, before ...

... CommQercial Iarkets, rg. 15 CORN MARKETS. ir HULL, APRIL 12. I-(Fromn Thomamse 1Biuay and Co's Circulr.rj Arrivals of wheat are larger than of lati,, the greater portion TZ is Elivptian, and a few parcels from Fraonce and Belgium, if chel ht;teipr fbre sgo, and nearly all from IC Dnak fohrgantearvli ifleiguifiesnt. The t. w.,ter drin th wac ha bee ?? mild, with genial it sower; vgetaion as ...

... THE 5.¶^,IERICAN SLAVE TRADE.m (Abridged from the New York Tribune.) The following is an account of the largest sale of hqman chattels which has taken place -for several years at the racecourse near the city of Savannah - The lot consisted of 436 men, women, children, and' infants, being that half of the negro Stock remaining on the old Major Batler plantations which fell to one of the two ...

... WEEKLYS 'CORN REVIEW. (From Bell's Weekzl Messengcr.) WIMAT.-There Swas an increased quantity from the near counties at Mark-lane on Mofnday, and the export demand for Portugal.enabled the factors to obtain Is per qr. advanice ou chrice qualities of red. Iin foreign bulks a moderate extent of business was transacted, at quite rs highl ratesas had been pre- vjously ?? markets field onl Tuesdayv ...

... I sollulmsewviat juarkettftir , I f CORN MARKETS8. HULL, Arms 26. a (Fromfi Thomsias Binniejj mcd Co.'s Circular.) t Arrivals of wbieat are only trifling, the imports of this article i; up to tbis date compared with last year exlsibit a decrease of 5 upwards of 38,000 qrs. Barley comes forward freely, most of which is from Denmark; of other grain the quantity that reaches is again moderate. ...

... I r., MANclanasrsi, April 19.-The continental merchants are doiing i even less than before in yarns * and the India buyers and the n home consumers are backward in makin,, offers. Various out kinds and numbers are, consequently, rather weaker in price ass than they were last week. We must except from this state- ;ess ent O0's to S0's twist cops and corresponding wefts, and also ies 4's to 14's ...

... Al& -faar.-Reto D. C O RN MARK E T S. it. (Froin Thosiza Binsoeg and Co.'s Circul rj.- al Arrivalsofwheat are larger than usual, nearly thewhole ts from the low ports, France, holland, and Belgium; the import so of berly is chiefly from Dennmark, and most of the beaus from ,Ii- the Jahde, Emlis, &e. The weather during the week has been he tingenial, cold and frosty during the nighb, with ...

... Tommerctal Siarketol okc. ?? tC o R N M1 A R K E T S. ar HULL, MARon 29. (From Themes Eineney and Co.'s Circulfar.) as, Arrivals of wheat are again moderate, and consist chiefly of ot, Egyptian ; tiho import of barley is icood, but small of other - descriptions of grain. Tho wveathsr has continued mild, with south-west wind, and very favourable for spring sowing, which ty is now fast ...

... | HULL PRICE CURRENr'L Is A I'llw -I r r s - - ma T- A m. -r~r 'I CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVENING. r ?? 10 92 0 l 20o 0 0 Do Eastledi ?? 210 0- 2 13 0 0 Do Egyptian.0 0 0O - 0 0 ci Do Petersburg fne. . .2 8 0- 2 9 0 &1 Do Areh'argel ?? 2 4 0 - 2 8 0 ri Do Riga ,. . .2 4 0- 2 7 0 ri Do Memel and Konigsbserg . . 4 0 - 2 6 0 a ItAPESEED-German&Danishilliast.. 83 0 -35 0 0 t Do Black Sea and, East ...

... (Front Bell's Weekly Mlessengesr.) WHIEAT.-The improvement in the state of the weather and occasional north-westerly winds having caused all s-amples to canme forward in better condition, the trade has assumed a moree cheerful aspect. The short supply at Mlark-lane, on Mwn. dly, enabled the factors to obtain al advance of is. per qr. on all the best qualities, with an increased demand for ...