... IhP fntindz~n nffri'U Sbjoined-will be fouiiindan official setatement of the- (I Receipts of.the:Coa6olidaiedsFuhdfor theqss.rter erding no-the. 5th ilt,; ýind aho o?n theý Receipts (if the same quarters for the ?yars. 5SIS and|., I81.6. The Custam Duties have incre~ased in, the present. year, but thoe oif the Eicise have e?perienýed a diminition., .'l'e'incra-e in the Customs shews ...

... 'Sfff7s 7 i7IPri nZe Alic~Wti Fd~V& ~Apn C~yto~~ Fr~4n, ?kgrph~Purdy.' r'edr IG to$ i~~.o~%ah~dC~,~~ir ýOiampn$ nave meen stnprs Uraeolan~n~t 1 rad I . . .: . , ý qhi~ _a-molit ansl; d~ia irf u-niiversal eirarti n-ttt J sfIý4 eit ~dihe A,~ 4*is pawsed away, avi tha or ureia iiJ:D She nO sosu~qppjrtbl Nf1epcnr ' stibf at conilidle'ition the: 1tIO otate ofte z6i ij jjn r- ha ve been stitm,bi ...

... f.'IW :vu:LL Afigust 1 ,^ - Alce to *: nj..' X . I .Y A gW S I 'A. D_ T _T tI.. A RRIVALS .-A Palerreo, The Hvlir~y,1-%t-*Merwdf Thc Minerva, Jordan' Cwafton, XKnighi$ t4l.,i7ip, 1he .Friend~bip. .Wateon Venus, Dueron; 'K serbti;Driver; -at 1i, Janritro 'lhe -1i yci~rgiD, -Clute r~t sSand~lar J. T.'he Edward 'Rerd Re Af P-a, , The A 1-err'ison At PFIetr~bog, 'I Ate l us, Crawfordj shyChapma ...

... SCORN-EXCHANGEj Mark1-Lanqoe, 'b-x, MIoubrAT, J ?-nl . 3. .VJONDAr, January 3S. . The waters having begun to kidate, whichCh-d a p~d.': the-navigation, and flopped' the'workig of'the'6iilH In' the: higher.,part -of the Thamesi,-and the othe&e ri~eirsin :u 6,u neighiourbood, we had more, bhtciers of wheat herý.thi'' morsling,.,p.d much:iiiquiry after diefin~er,' qtalhtid o-f! the? last ...

... HUL1 CORN MARKET, rot.a_.. wr_.._t__ 9s- JL U U. lwt J XV I I t 's51. 14xA: J, _ e at Tuesday, November 2. S' Si Since this day se'nnight we have' had fair 'usiness ' lay passing;in 6ldforeign wbeat, at ritber over the rates of !nt- last Tuesday; we have also had a good demand for barley PSs- in bond, and some quantity has changed hands during the ood week. At our market to-day, we had again ...

... %HE FUNDS. gRID^Y Ec8rttsoo-The Olrst thrceedaysof, this : *i :xi0S 'lic bvVjOtOilt fluCtuation6 inl the value of Cbo- SHeerodistinfU~tc 5Yesterday, anid still maore to day, wvere te.a P oi~a0lier S cuelbut the colstrast whirls they p rcsentcd to thD: ; ' ztesee for tii no lit ircsd othm it must Pe confessed tit~s',he SJ seces bi~ Ycangs i atlest doubtful;* whi le thle price ofs 1c ; 55Pcct of ...

... ! l~~~~t9ei~ klUNO.5S. SLTUIROAY 5tnlORING-WC havo an nimpreverent In the Stock Mi3arlet thii week wvhich is attributable chiefy, if not entirely, to the rise in the E rench Three per Cent9. Althoug~h cofl~serable sumas of money stock are a1y brougtht into oulr rarket, yet money ifi rendily obtalned atthe rate of 2 iter cent, interest ups to ce shlttinig of Consols, but from that period to the ...

... From the 14th to the 20th ef May, both inclrusive. erul, Transit, of Hull, Roach, from Hamburg. B 200, 10 men- o 5 cases 4 packages furniture, I bag seeds, I case clocks, 1 Bet box wearing apparel, 4 cases toys, 4 cases German manu- BIC factured goods, 3 cases wine, I case cordials, 105 bales wool, 3 i', 3 cases British manufactured goods, returned; 1 package s books. Brownlow and Pearson, ...

... PORT OF IHULL IMPORTS. - S SHIPS' REPORTS, E rFoor ttre Itt to the '20th Junse, 1920, boet insclusive. Mkriner, Bird, Memel, B 222-34 pieces fir timber, 4 fathoms lath- wood, 5 qrs. 30 sleek deals, 2 qns. deal ends, 10 c. pipe staves. Leipsic, Sauindersors, Hamburg, B 8D-91 bales wool, 12 cases wine, 10 bales sea grass, :21 oak pluksh. Catbarina, Svendsoes, Horsens, F 44-3S tons cattle bones, ...

... IV SHIPPING INTELLIGE DOff BRIDLINGTON, 26th inst-Cane Gro, e Quebec, with loss of boats, bulwark, stalichions, &c., r a 10 weeks' passage. Y Off WHITBY-Providence, Ricenburgilh, from Riga. At GRiVESv ND-.Gulnare, *1MetCtIf, from Canton.- Euphrates, Buckhams, from Bombay.: Lowestoffe, Cook, from Sibjyrna. nAt LivEnRooL-Rival, Whinfield: George, Wright; from Alaranham. Priscilla, Wc. Keutie, ...

... -' 'T HE MPlK 1ZTO Dee 29-TaHsIJIIL COBN. MARKE , Dec.,st-Tlicre fmrr-s uppl~y ~ida helatsb i1 fisrmners, the best qualitles vvere taken o6ffreet a prices, but all thse that want copditibn conhlo I qvilr t considerablepsropoition of the Wheat ` fi ti` the latter description. Oats wore in fair stpply, and sup. ported the previoyslij noted prices,*fth a fireateut of bust. nress pasd~ng -hemns ...

... HULL CON MAR ,T.-TUESDAY. HULL COR DIARKF ,at to eet thIse day's S There was a fair sh7ow of farmers' Whett meet lhilt a dea market, and oil the buoineoo done, rhich W It osaiplco of ct'ne of fu 5 risper r was submoitted to, o tahe ata def C line of 111s fal Of per ero fotrd such terev fa new Whaeat were only in veryl middliaeg con0ditiol,' fole, hthaer ft were no aye . maelty of an exceedinl ...