... tull Write Q1urrmnt. I CATTLE BOENS, per Ton . £. 2 £5 2 O FLAX, Riga, sup. white, D.R., per Ciert 00 0 0a u C.M.0 0.. 00 P.T.R. andlens . .. 2 2 0 2 3 6 S.P.T.R.220..2340 R.T .6. 00. 00 Petersburg 12 heads . .0 .. O 0 0 0 B hea s 00 00 00 6 heads .. 0 0 0 . n Memel, 4brands .0. .. . . 0 . O 0 0 O Nt.1. 0 0 0..uU00 Oberland Crown.0 0 ...

... Zbe C*radets, &r. WE AVERAGE PRICE & DUTY ON FOREIGN GRAIN. ca ral Weekly Averages by Imp. Qr. Averages from correspondg rat from Ihe Gez. ol Nov. 22. 1S8 Gaz. inlast year, Nov. 24,1837 S. d. S. d. - Wheat 72 10 Wheat _ 5 4 Barley- 34 S Barley_. 34 3.B.rley_ 30 11 Oats, .. .2:i 8 Oats I.. 1 I Rye ____ 39 3 Rye y e 2 2 Lc Beass.. 41 0 Beans 36 8 Wa Peas ? 4 S Peas -_ 25 8 hi PRESENTr DUTy oi ...

... I - - IR f O f iW. E rto , d From the 241t to She 30tht Knremhe,, boat ilC7 .r_ [t Elizabeth of Blankenese, Breckwoldt frons R3eng.baM r D 69, 4 men-460 quarters rapeseed B. L, Hare. agent re St. Felix of Kiel. Diederichsen. from Kiel, D 130 7 D, men-387 quarters rapeseed, 493 quarters seed not ennne-. rated 3S. and R. Keighley, agents i fagdalena of Kiel, Moller, from IEeiligenharen. D 103 8 ...

... O13trt of oul Import0, Fromt the 23rd to the 29th Dveoifsor, bMt aelzuiye LuPheimia Of Perth, Turpie, from Lisbon. B 84, 6 men.. -2 pipes C bogsheads I I quarter casks wine, .50 pipes oil, 150 chests and 140 half chests oranges. Headley and Nctrhald, agents. Rosetta of Hull, Lawsotn, from Rotterdamn, 8 163, 8 men , osoak bark, 05 mats flax, 20 hamapers waLnuts, F. agvio,3ent. 3Ionareh of Ifuil ...

... .btpping 3EnteIzigence. PORT OF HULL. FoRsRoN AaiaVaD. -Jan. 24-From Dun&-irk, Swift, Wilson. COASTEnIs Anaivas. Jan. 18-Fromn London, York. shiretnan. Shillitu; Water Witch, Gibson. 23-dariich, Violet, Mc Kee. COASTERS SA!LED. Jan. 19-For .,Vewcrttle, Abbey, JhPpie. 23-.Sockton, St. George, Waters. The Speedwell. Lancaster, which sailed from hence with goods, for Dunkirk, on the 17th inst., ...

... I t Jar ts, i. I AVERAGE PRICE & DUTY ON FOREIGN GRAIN. Weekvly Averages by imp. O)r. Averages from eorreeponding froml iew Oar. of 52cr. 2.1?, l-tt1 Gaz, in last year, Mar. 291. IS:;, W IWheat _ J d. ' 5 r; ~ats~ 211 8 (tti6 . S R ltye _ _ 31 t RyISti 10 Beans. 12 ! Beans St [leas 3 0 S PReAVNT DUrY o0x FoRRics CeRN -W5.at 3)std. Earl~e I9s 10d. Oats Itis9d. Rye 20s. 1c5. Beals 2ls. 3d. ...

... pof cutl lEmports, From the 2Ist to {Ae 27tk July, both.y inIZc berAmC 90 5tazxkestr onh' o4 Hulle Barod~rcfm Qdu4ebec, B 442, men .12 tlieee oak anld 26 Peces or timber, be ~r 26i 1ea deals 6nd farls L9 ltaes, 5lqc dPeab, I cIq'e boo ds .Hodrcegs C Silv~e~a otf Goole Bibbintg, from HaQurg.c B 341, 14 men--S3o bags . aqrs i heat. 162ba le-s elm Gne and piecetsi K qnhtons olse cdal ens, 360 ...

... 1 Vac 'Alathttol, $-,r. I ,Coniltnue' front the first Page.] LONDON AGRICULTURAL MARKETS. SMLTHIFIElUV, March 19.-Tlhere wvas onilya mcderat~e suipply of W\heat adi Hiarley from -Esse', Kenkt, and Snff;,lk~ but a fair quantity of Beantis and a good fresh show of English Oats, witih a limited addition to thel uatitity of Irish and Scotch *n sale fom previoius arrivals. Chd1ce new dry Wheat in ...

... Zbe f),narkets, 1?a. red an advance of Is perqir was obtained, hut this improve- ment cannot be quoted for even the finest white, whilst thle geneval runs were no dearer Ihats on tbit day su'nnighit. Barley cOntitiiues scarce, and this article, met a. good demand at last week's currency, the distillers taking the finer qualitie~s,andldealers grinidinigsamnples. M1alt without alteration in ...

... Ifbe arkets, kc. II GRAIN IN BONDSte.' Stoc~k of Grain in.Boiidesl Warehouses, in. Hull, on2 ibot Wlceat,.4,O00~ Oats, 672,I0 .qrs. Detais,'O fw Peas, 4,000O cirs. Stock of Grain in Bonded W~arelaouses,intii~erpoolonthe - 30th ofNovember:- R,2 Wheat, 33,046 qra. Oats, 11,952 qrs. Beans, 1,634 BE qrg. Pess,2,,158 qrs. PE Stockuof Graia in BondediWarehooees,in London on the 5th of Novemuber: ...

... I C 'hi oA*arpets, &a. from 5s 6d to 6s per stone; of lean Beasts there was only I a thin show. Fresh Heolers andlu-calvers wvere in demand. t Sheep, particularly those of good quality, were pretty well i sold up at 6d per lb. Fat Lambs, 7d. YORK WOOL MARKET, Sept. 1K-We have had a good attendance of buyers to this day's market, with a fair supply of Wool. There has not been much business done ...

... 3port of Rltdl Imports, ir ri. - - --- ---E - , Fron the 18th to thie 241h Alusgna, both indlutive. Carl of Ysrad, Duren, from Stockhooltm, S 70, 6 men--4C41 bars iron Field ana Co. agenits Else Sophie of stavanger, Inell, from Rigs, V 2210, 7 men- 110 tons cattle bones T. Thompson, agent De Tre Sostre ofAalcorg, Paiik, from Aslbor;, DT7S,5 men- 60 tons cattle bones T. fhompsonl, agent ...