Commercial

Ann Arbor, June 24, 1846. Since our last we have had several refreshing showers, but vcry light. The enrlh is still dry. We notice a further decline in the price of wheat- 50 cents being all that is offered. Flour is retailingat #3. There is no varialion in theprice of wool. Accounts fripni the east represent that dealers in produce are suflfering on account of the decline in the market. The Canal Bank, a: Lockport, has failed. Detroit, June 23, 1846. We quote ilour at 82 70 a 2 81. This is the highest price we can hear has been paid for a dny or two past. New York, June 19, v. m. Pot nshes are steady at $3 50 a 3 56, and Pearls at $4 06. The F'our maiket is rather quiet, but firm. Michigan 84 a 4 12A. and Genesee S4 12} a 4 25.