... TIlE NJRI itKS -&c. JAN. HULL7 CORN tIr prA : R : -The corn trade hlas show,b llrantfor snrie few vreek back, nit 11rt1 Ineitt in pricescan be notedi, tlsrls l'i e mel denistirl, ild in some iiinsinc Vtas Is r r overrs flrst 'reek has been subarnjitwd to con the beet qualities without nilo aleration in price on otiher dlescriptions. Very few Ow.s n~ring and prices illhout alteration. There is ...

... THE _1ff &e. HUL- DEC. 30i-Du~ring the -wk trade hsbeen 1 ecee8dingly Inanimateot 8s siersnaj01 passIng; to-dav there Isa fWetfOngt lraraers,tbe best sample fwihwr nmr ead sth last week's Ptices fultY paid; other qiuaitie eeol lWm SnIle at late prices., Not toty Oats oglrenadtitmc disposition Sahwn by the fmarm~ers to submitC oe rcs Otherwise a fair clearance would halve been wd;ti ril ...

... PORT'OF HULL IMPORTS. F, na the 26th Dec. to the 2d Jan. both incl sire. SHIPS' REPORTS. Active, of IHull, Armstrong, Hamburg, B 124, 7 men-27 casks bones, 106 tons bones. Loyalist, of Ilull, Chow, I ictou, B 311, 12 men-149 pieers hardwvood, 53 pieces fir timber, 21 c I qr 5 deals, 7 c 25 bat- tens, 2 c 2 qrs 25 deal eurs, 17 fathoms lathwood. AMonarch, of Hluil, Bouch, Hamburg, B 222, i0 ...