... %inCtlurttitutaI X.rrb QXOnnctteaI Wtarftrts. HUL -uSA.- WI BULL. T~aBDAY, FaBB. 20. mun (.Ertvacfee from TaYlor ameS Br'igfc'a Circultar.) see We Ihave had,, on. ?? a er natvetad during the past week, wijth 'the selling.. prices of all ar-- tht tiles~ bel iw last weekl's currency. Teuuulml-B ness of the weather, and re~opening, of the navigation Be between this and the neat porlto, .jst0q a ...

... I Agricultural a ni omntmerwaI Jflarkets. CORNMARKETS, h 0 HULL, TUESDAY, JAte. 2. F (Extracted from Taylor and Bright's Circular.) - The weather during the past week has been raw and 2( cold, but with little of frost and no snow. The wind qi coming north-easterly has brought in a further conside- PO rable arrival of graini and seed, making within fourteen qll days an almost unpreceden.vted ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-OCT. 11, 1848. LINSEED, Odessa, per qr ?? £1 19 Petersburg, fine ?? I IS common. .I 1I inferior .. 0 0 Rig t ?? 115 MAemel and Konigsberg 1 13 Archangel ?? 0 0 Ilambro' and Danish.. 0 0 Feeding ?? ?? ?? 2 1 RAPESEED, German, per last . . 24 0 ?? 0 Black ?? 0 0 OILS, Gallipoli, per tun ?? ?? 47 0 Malaga ?? 43 0 Rape, pale, percwt ?? I li brown ?? 16 refined, ?? A IS brown ...

... | I XL SHAiHE MARKET. I TnuRsDAYAUG1UST 30th, 1819. i - , NA3AE OP RAILWAY. CLOSING PRICES. £ -£ ?? 30 350 Aberdeen ?? 20 O illgham and Oford 2-26 25 25 W~o nCt~r2~i. Yorkshire Oi- 7 20 (lute D9arwensd 23 20 Do.lateCltIlroe,&N.Westrn 18 -Itdis 23. 25 Do. Do,.eper. cent preference .17 -174 50 259 Caledonidn , -20_ 21 10 10 Ditto pref. 7 and t per cent. 1 _ 14 pm. 50 .10 Chester and Holyhead . ...

... f~nw'Ort%. _ edora, Jefferson, fin Bonbay. with 1844 bI cotton, J Cogall4d UXIITED STA TES. ! FEognMJous, Lsthstmaifisl VirginiA and F 3yl' t I 59 bI otqntlil, J 3 9 Jn'~on 00 ~ ag~ibr1 fiq6Y, Ceans. Cra, aS~.Fbc a Rusoilen Rydert'fzigialitfmdire with 2329 bul l hf jrl flo's$ , a ordel? ' ?? ~ _ - . ..IT 1 LV'o ?? fin °Newsi York, with 250p bl flqour, 722 bI cot. hamilton, g ~ ~ ~ ~ .r qur Wan ...

... fat ct%. LIVERPOOL CORN FXbHANGHE . Tuesday, .Janruars 17, 1832. We have this week- to report a exy large arrival of Grain amounting, from lrelaid andi Cosatwiae, to about 130 cargoes, and our market has, In consequence, been in a ?? state, and sales of the finest qualities of Wheat and Oats could not be effected without submitting tosome reduction in price, The amount of business transacted ...

... -GRAND D1SC(yV,.YR NEW JOINT STO(!X mn-wav S NEW JOINT STIOCK COMPAY. As It bas been oatisfactorily proved onl the late trial ait Kirkdalts. TheKing 'vusuaMtspratt, that M1URIATIC ACID GAS e so far from beingdeleterlo'aaslbas been erfoneously Imant I B hilybenhefcial toahealthaaadlaengeyr t-Ilpopose? eera A NIURIATIC ACID GAS JOINT STOCK COMPANY, to quP .tb totri. by means of ppss, vi'th ...

... Out. 4-The market at Huddersfield on pwdfrather dul; for, although the, demand for TuesdaY d and the lower descriptions of woollens was .miled gythe saleof plains and cassimeres was very limi ei. 'erhap5 there never was a time when the manufacturer perhps Srrouded y difficulties than the present; for; wao reo Osue lr~ and the operative are pressing on to ane mfli he finds very little ...

... I - E I % MO$ Imot% AFRICA..- ,eppel, Holmes, with219 ck palm oil, 3tbarwood, 66 peF eboyi, 9 elephbat teeth, H'Laffer-K Dk Sa Julius Cwesar. fin Sierra Leone, With a cargo of teakwood, Su Castellain, Schazler, and ?? the River M :EAST INDIES. ' Ti Annandale, Ferguson, fre BombBay; with 1166 hI 68 bf hi W cotton, W Smith and Sons ?? 484 do 33 do, 304 bg safflower, TI 704 bg rice, Dirom, ...

... R 3 n ,E~ -t4-. AFRICA. - Amelia Matilda, Lilley, with 191 ck palm oil, 4 tc 135 bg th coffee, 6t camwood, ljout barwood, 650 ivory teeth, J 3 Ha. 0 milton ie EAST INDIES. William Salthouse, Roberts, fin Mauritius, with 5092 bg go sugar, Taylor, Potter, and co-P Ok de WEST INDIES. Intrepid, Morrison, fin Denaerara, with 74 h 13 te sugar. he Wilson and Cort.. 12 h do, J and H Rogers. .20 do, . ...

... I I i - A?*?ttdo d - dr: LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE Aefmday, December 24, 1832. r- Throughout the past week the dernand for every article . fe the trade hs been very confned, and prices have renlaii, nearly stationary. At our market Tuis AltoRNtx there were .n a few distant millers, but it being held on an unusual day the general attendance was slender. There was a moderate h demand for fine ...

... Liberpoot1 Vricto Current. * Denotes rising. Thursday, December 13, 1S32. - - t Denotesfalling. COLONIAL PRODUCE. [SCOAB,B.P.CWt.(D.P.) a. d. a. d. I Muscov. dry brown 51 0 ( 52 6 Middling .. 53 0 55 0 Goodditto .. ?? 50 .. 56 0 Good brlght . - e ?? 57 0 . 0 °0 f4 Finle ?? Veryfine . 60 O..61 0 Dabs&verybrown 90 500 andmoistened.. 0 MOLASSES, CWt. I WestIndia ?? 25 0 .. 27 6* COCOA, cwt.(in ...