... *bippig ]fnltReigce. I it It PORT OF HULL. le THURSDAY, SErflBee 6. d FosazEG AERtyvn.-Gazelle Phillips from Riga. Gode )Verwagting, Oweehand, from Amsterdlia. I COAsTER AaRcvni.-Sarah, Husseil, from London.- SAILED.-Londou Cs), Taylor, for Loadou. Ailsr Craig, a Smith, for London. PRIDAY, SEPT. 7. c oREr AARRIvED.-William Darley (s), Wood, from .lambro'. Vrow Anna, Visser, from Amsterdam. ...

... COMPARISON OF FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR WITH THE ENGLISH MARKET. The highest quotation of white wheat of the first quality atI E'laniburgh is 170 ridaollars current the last, which answers I to 52H 3d the qaarter,' and the highest quotation of red wheat I Fo the first quality is 166 rixdolars current the'lait, which anewersto 5lid the quarter, audtherel'orethe'mean price at tiainbmrgh of white ...

... BIe ftardtm, &-r. GRAIN TN BOND, Rc. Stock of Grain in Bonded Warehouses, in Hull, on the 31st of August:- Wheat, 78,109 qrs Barley, 1,058 qrs. Oats, 65,1J9 qrs. Beans, 22,976 qrs. Peas,3,731 qrs. Stock of Grain in Bonded Warehouses, in Liverpool on the 31st of Austcst:- Wheat, 148.77, qrs. Barley, 1,18 qrs. Oats, 7,969 qre. Beans, 5.948 qrs. Peas, 2361 qrs. Stock of|Grain in Bonded Warehouses ...

... itcanm markets from anb to Pull. ABERDEEN,..From Hull everySSaturdayfrom Aberdeen everv WNednesday BARfON From udll ever? day, (exeept Sundav), at seven. lialf-pasttwelv,.andffouro'cloek. fronu Barton at nine, half- past two, and half-past six o'elock. On Sundays from Hull at eight in the umorning, and foro-s Barton at palfst two in the afte-noon .On cantle mnarket days a ...

... -c - nseR I tOONTINURD FRoOM THa SEVIINTU F1e2e..)i SE FO WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. loz SEPTEsxEzx 28.-We have a very large arrivall of he Wheat here this morning, a considerable proportion of F ,which is Foreign; good fresh 'samples of Foreign AL hetare Is. per qr. dearer, fine DEni obahin e7s C~b;good dry new go-es off at fully theraeofas Friday, hut damp samples are difficult to quit. Oats ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPT. 11, B CORN-Mark-Lane, Monday. Our supply of English 0 f Wheat was short this ?? was nearly all of the new crop; the quality in general fine, and the condition S satisfactory. The market was cleared early, and at rather higher prices than last week. We experienced a good de. - mand for Bonded Wheat, at fully last Monday's prices. p SUGAR.-The market for British Plantation ...

... Zbe fil-Parkets, &-c. Best Wheat 72s to 74g. Beans 4ds to 44s. New Oats 27s. Old 2Is. Bariey 37s per qr. DEVIZES, August 30.-Tbe supply of Wheat is large, but not so much as last week. The trade is very heavy. and little has been dome. Sales cannot be effected unless at a reduction of 4s per qr on last week's prices. There are several lots of new Wheat in the market, the quality of which is ...

... 5bippi-ay Intelligence. t PORT OF HULL. llLrr, Sept. °O-6 e.i.-Thirty sail from the Baltic r &c, are in tile uomber. ( THURSDAY, SFPTrmIIIE 13. a FosEiNo ARIrsi D.-Fortuna, W itterri, from IKoltlbrandt. Maria Pauline, Ilalilmau ; Anna Margaretlja, Arfsten ; Freundschaft, Brerkwold; Helena, Brcokwoldt; 5 Gebro- S ter,, Thormohier; Elizabeth, Kreger; Jupiter, Lindeman; i! from Altona. Frau ...

... COMPARISON OF' FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR WITH THE ENGLISE MARKET. Thehighest quotation of'wvhitewhedit of theffretquality at Harnburgh is 1i2 ?? thelust. which answers to 4tis d thequarter, and thehighest quotation of red wheat o 0f the first qluality is 143 rixdol ars current the last, which answers to n4i6d the quarterand therelbre the ment price at Hdmburgh osf white tend red' wh'eat td4ether ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, AUGUST 28. There is a large arrival of Wheat and Beans to this day's market; tlats Hinall. r. W heat hat be. ii 58 to Ue per qr lower, .id in litited demand. Oats one hallpenny per sTone, 3lael- haig is to is per load, and liaais Is u re per qr lower. The I cathier has Deel pretty line siace last 1ao.duay. WHEAT per Quarter at Eight Bushels. 601hs. .lorlolk, sullalk, Essex, ...

... I Our last advises from the Continent are of a very dull natnre, being influenced almost entirely by the depressed state of the Engfish markets. The opinion, however,seems to prevail verygenerally, that for soine time, in this country at least, there will be no material redaction in prices, and that all the foreign Wheat that can be imported into this country will be needed, the harvest being ...

... .. -d .- I -- - ?? ry rO n- tt!- --l - C T OMT'N &AN rr1- t'111 e111 kJ.C' Qsia.M~ Id IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND hr OTHER COMPANIES' STOCK. qu .-y ?? _ ?? ?? ?? __ of___ __ _ t0 21uatber Div. per SPrice ~. ?? VAs to q' Share Share. peri VAP :0Shares, per Ann. CANALS. - ?? rt - -. d - tr to 17066+ 70hhto & Oldhano ?? av. J97 s. ci. 3E Dye: 6 720 14 ?? 0 6278 for ' 116 030 0Grand ...