... ?? A-- o1i CORN. LEEDS, April 23.-The E aster festivities spoil our , market; millers are exceedingly low in stock, and seem anxious about their position, but hold off buying i in the hope they may operate on easier terns ere lon.. Holders of wheat, on the other hand, are very careless as to selling, being pretty confident that the longer A our buyers delay the more they will have to pay. . ...

... BITISH PORTS. BarXniA3f, April 21.-Arrived: Pickwick, Putt, from Hull for Malaga. CowEs, April 21.-Bradford, Bradley, from Hull for Torquay.-Put in: the Eliza, Laverick, from Grimsby for Torquay, with loss of jibboon and fore. DET=, April 20.-Arrived: St. C ran, Halliday; from Hull for Malaga. 21-The Blonde, Harding, from West Indies for London, was in collision with the Harriet Wade, from ...

... HULL, APRIL 13th.-FonmIGiN-A-rrivals: Patriot, Hodgson, Alexandria, cotton seed, Eyre and Co. Teresa, Levrena, Odessa, linseed, Edwards, Eastley, and Co.; Arild, Thore, Engelholon; Caroline, Ofver- berg, Landscrona, oats; Liberta, Gudmundsen, Hel. ' singborg, barley and oats; Alten, Sodskende, Gott. land, Stubbekiobing; Knuthenburg, Frantzen, Band- holm; Maria Kirstine, Rasnussen, Nakskov, all ...

... : T-ntv. I~T-1, Q1a Do- . HULL, March 30.-FOREIGN-A7r st-uls : Minister Thorbecke (as), Steekama, Kampen; Gloria, Nieman, Marseilles, oi3cake; Pacific (Ss), Alason, Steetin' Henriette Johanne, Hansen, Laurvig, ice: Camilla' t Haaverson, Arendal, timber-J. Bilton and Co. ; St Petersburg (Fs), Martin, Pillau; Pickwick, Putt Malaga, olive ?? and Smiths; Harlequin (is), Cuttill, Hamburg; Sado (s6 ...

... COMMERCIAL AND OTHER MARKETS,. CORN. (1arom Keidghky, Mfamesd, & Co.'z ulrake HULL, Tuesday, April 16th, 1867.-The weather has been stormy but seasonable. Arrivals of wheat are to a fair extent, comprising 9,478,qrs. from Stettin, 4,926 qrs. Danzig, and 1,370 qrs. from near ports; the improvement in the demand noted last week has become more general, and although the advance of is to 2s per qr ...

... i REVIEW OF THE BRlTISH CORN TRADE I (Frdom the Mark Lafe Eaprea) l The weather of the past week has been, on thQ whole, mild and genial, with less rain than usual; and this has enabled farmers to proceed rapidly with spring tillage and sowing. The young wheat already shows the benefit of the change, having made some growth, and losing some of its sickly hue, so that if the spring.. sowing ...

... COMMERCIAL AND OTHER MARKETS . I REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN' TRADE (From the .a3ar Lane Express.) The last week in March, on the whole, has been spring-like and favourable to field-work ; but the previously sodden state of the land only permitted labour to be successfully performed on the lightest soils. Every instalment of good, however, at a gloomy time, demands our gratitude, and should ...

... | REVLEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADZ I Of A( r. A D ( .F rom ~keMofark Lane Ea,.press.) Although the: week- commenced with heavy rains which-further delayed the completion of sowing th; weather afterwards became fine and growing 'The young wheat and early spring corn soon exbibitea the beneficiall hange*but the patches occasioned by Di plant will rive a cquered appearance to the crop and we ...

... COMMERCIAL AND OTHER MARKETS . UORN MARKETS. (FSrom Keigh'ley, Maested, & Co.'s Circular.) HtiUa, Tuesday, April 9th.--The weather con- tinues all that could be desired for agricultural work and the crops. Of wheat we have again a good arrival consisting of 2838qrs. from Odessa, 2566 qrs. Tagamnog, 1166 qrs. Galatz, 933 qrs. Ancona, 3966 qrs. Stettin, 2609 qrs. Danzig, and 498 qrs. from ...

... z rip,. .. A7AAA.A A i. ?? ?? (By Telegraph.) CORN. BIRMINGHAM, Thursday. -Short supply of 1; wheat, which sold readily at an advance of Is sa d 1 per qr. Foreign held for a similar rise. Oats Gd Pesr qr. dearer. Barley unaltered. Beans and Peas delL MANOHESTER, Thursday.-Market not numerously attended, but a strong feeling prevailed on the part Of sellers. English wheat advanced Is to 2s per ...