... 'COiN-^EXCHAiN.WklgIW, ris-LfDiAY ;ISHi¢ ;i ; ON= klZ., ?? ,*3 Ai .t~lithOs the1 meainrg rrade.,dtrl nor e yIc'n. uch .. hrt'sknees jaftqer 3Monda~y to last w'eelcas~vir- had occ45iiozs th . to i'icg on th'at day, yhet there were coiterebk .leg Yf+4made haifa hti 'Eglish andf Sct.k srchheast fttl~up s.orihe i Icttrren~y of the 2J2d iirs,ur r ti his ?? mloderately large s~how -of -Widalerfrois ...

... REPORT ON AIANUFACTURES,TRADE, l AND SHl'IPLNG. . I (Froms the 211foning H~erold.) Psrt, Ginsoxz, at ship-ownec an d shsip-builder of hull1, havinrg great opporttluni ties olknowying thle general state of tlhe shipipinge tyade, describes it to be in anl extremsely distressed slate. lI e coisipletcly lp'ovei as- thle other weittsesses have dlone, thle C sitter fifflacy otf thle opinioss that ...

... I PORT OF HULL IMPORTlS. SHIPS' REPORTS. From the I St to the '7th Jurne, xoth inchrjnj~-e. Ernst. Of Colltenlingen, Ahlinsan, Copenhagen, I) 7i5, t; rat tons cattle bonts. Else, of Gricfswaldle, rIlahncrt, Dautzic, P IS7, 9t mel-2,t-fl'. cattle bones. Pexointa, of Newcastle, la~c, Meme), B u?33, li10 o'3 c fir timber, Se I qr III deals 711 c staves. Maria, of Hull, Kemp, Sierra Leone, B 231. ...

... 2rkftultural aborfnomermial Amarkets. sv ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-JuNz27, 1844. O rr r n~ar~aQ _=r~t~rs ?? IS 1 a P. .S 1F S CATTLE BONES, ?? . . £0 1 oZ 5 11 RLAX. Riga, W.P.T'R,perCwt ?? 2 0 0 .. Y 1 Lig0t P.T.RI. ?? . 118 ?? O D 0 zis . .. . ?? 1 00a C ?? ?? ., .. 0.. os o o P.T.R . ?? . ?? o0 00 D.C . . ?? ..0. ?? 01120 000 Potersburg lheads ?? ?? ?? 1 18 0. 0 00 lads ?? ?? ?? ?? . 114 0 0 0 0 Narval2 head ?? .. . .. .116 .0 0 0 ...

... BOSTON SPRING FAIR.-The May fair commenced on Monday. The town was visited by a tolerable large com- pany, and considerable animation prevailed. The sheep fair was, although by no means so large as on soame previous occasions, considerably better as regarded the prices ob. tanned. The number penned was about 25,000. The prices obtained for bogs ranged from 34s to 44s each; the highest price we ...

... 2aritultural anu (ronrinerciai AIlflarkets. I d ~~CORNT NMAR E 7 HULL, TUESDAY, JULY 18. 0 The weather has only been broken during the past weand conmplaints are e ry genera! of the crops hav- intg received some injury, yet we imagine, nothing which fa speedy return of fine weather would not remedy, 3.though we riay expect harvest later by fourteen a days than last year. A to-day's niarkcet, ...

... LINSEED.-The import amounts in this week to only 2,214 qrs, of which 1,514 qrs, are from Petersburg, and the remainder from Riga. There has been a pretty good demand on the part of the crushers, who have bought to a fair extent at 43s 6d to 44s per qr for fine, 40s for middling, and 38s to 39s for ordinary Peters- burg; 40s to 41s for Riga; and 41s 6d to 423 for Arch- angel. The quotations are ...

... ARS+ I -. 1e- THE DOCK COMPANY AND THEIR i ASSAILANT'IS. AtibAl LAAIA 10. 'rTe men in masks, who assail the Dock Company soq opprobriously, through the coplito columns of the Ad' Id tiertiser, are again at their dirty work; and, however S reluctant we may be toc notice them farther, not onl d because wye have already most sucocesfally repelled their aspersions, bat because we think Itligs tu ...

... i. ds - l a . A decided improvement has taken place in the tone of the Wheat trade during the past week, and we are disposed to think that the lowest point haa now been passed. The Millers have for severeal weeks bought very spariegly, their stock have conse- quently been considerably reduced, and as the return of Sir R. Peel to power has restored confidence, the 'rarmers are not likely t ...

... Agricultural aab Toillinatial _f't'larfuts. i I /X C~liCORN MARKETS, HULL, TUWiSDAV, Drc. 1(j. The demand for all sorts of grain has been quito put a stop to, hb the continued Uncertainty regarding the Corn Law question. The stocks of foreign wheat, either free or bonded, are very small, and we hear of no car- goes on tho way to this port. At to-day 's marcet there is a good supply of both ...

... BI.N1iRUPD.- FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. I FRIDAY, APRIL 17. REBxronn, T., baker, Croydon-comnlon. a SANKEY, B., surgeon, Canterbury. BILLINGS, B., victualler, Harlow, Essex. STEARIIAN, W., carpcntcr and builder, Princes-street, Ca. dogan-street, Chelsea. MILLS, W., glove manufacturer, Foster-lane, City. 1 MORLEY, II. R., merchaut, Kingston-upon-llull. BEAUMSONT, A. M1l., woollest cloth ...