... 'bippi'g Intelligence. I PORT OF HULL. HULL, July 16-The Vesuvius (a), with troops, arrived from Sheerness, and sailed following day for Dover, July 22-In quarantine in Whitebooth roads : The Rising Sun, Gray, from Bourgus and Constantinople, for this port. The John Marsh, Hawkifis, has arrived from China; sailed 21st Feb., and St. Helena 14th May: one of the ships that was under long ...

... LONDON MARKETS, I A. I CORN-EXCIHANGE, MARK-LANE, FRIDAY, AurUsr 28.- The supply of foreign Wheat and Oats is large, but the English arrivals keep moderate. We have but little doing in Wheat; fine qualities reach iMonday's terms; other sorts rather give way in prices, Spring corn of all descriptions without any material alteration. MONDAY, AuGUST 31.-We have a fair supply, this morning of ...

... I: grtlululranT1 Qamrnmial Ailarkets. i i i i i 0. :i ?m .1R i~~pLLCONRETURNS, CORN MARKET, &C. GRAIN IN BOND. 0obrj-Barley 7,786. Oats I ,432. Beans 1,40,5. peas ~August 31,-Wheat 133,108. Barley 12,800. Oats ,pv~ierol peas 4,925 qrs. 12151310 5.-Wheat 329,356. Barley 16,926. Oats Lon 13Augst 4,83 Pea S,19R qrs. ~400-iiI~do n August 5.-Wheat 712,07~. Barley 26,126. U 7.Beans 24,651. Peas 33 ...

... Fippilng )Intelltclice. PORT OF HULL. The barque Fergus, Lister, sailed from New Orleans oil the evening of~the 15th August. Passed the Downs Sept. 25t11; passed Cromer Sept. 26th ; and alter encountering strong ad- verse winds, arrived at this port, Oct. Ist. Sploke the brig Alexander, Wise, of Ayr, bound to the westward, in lat. 47 53 N,., on. 39 20 W., Sept. 160t, wind S. E. HULL, Sept. 28 ...

... YORKSHIRE AND LINCOLNSOIRE CORN MARKETS. BARTON, Sept. 28.-Fine old Wheat supported last week's prices, and some few samples of new were bought at about 25 lower. Old Wheat 62s to 64s, new 56s to 60s. Beans 46s to 50s. Oats 24s to 28s. Best Flour 2s 10d, 2nds 2s 8d per stone. BEVERLEY.-Returns for the Week ending Friday last.- Wheat 61lqrs, at 59s 10d. Barley l53qrs, at 36s 6d. Oats 26qrs, at ...

... REVIEW QF THE CORN TRADE DURINGI THE PAST WEEK. , (From Bell's Weekly Mlessenger of .lpril 13.) Although there was not a brisk market last-Monday, yet a steady demand existed for the best English wheat fully up to the prices of the preceding week, and a fair clearance of such was effected. At Liverpool orl Tuesday the trade was as dull as possible, and much of the foreign wheat oflering at a ...

... THE PONEY MARKET. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-English Funds.- We have had a rising market for Consois since this day week, owing to the more pacific news from France, and the decisive progress of the allies in Syria. Speculation, however, has not been particularly animated. Consols have advanced q per cent. Bank and India Stock, and also the Unfunded Debt, have been depressed. CLOSING PRICES ...

... IPOlt of I-qull Imports, I IFMrn he 241kh to te 301h October, both inclusive. t Josephine, Wollin, from Wisby, 7c 3qrs 22 deals, 2qrs 12 e deal ends, 13c lqr 20 battens, 3c 3qrs 26 batten ends, 3 fathoms 9 lathwood Wilson and Co s Ruby, Duncan, from Riga, 365 packs flax W Beadle and Co r Jane, Nisted, from Aalborg, 352 qrs rapeseed, 4 qrs tares, 3 qrs oats J Christiansen Consort, Armstrong, ...

... I _._.__pll prite Ourrnt. CATTLE BONES, per Ton £-5 12 6 £5 176c FL AX. Riga, DC per Cwt _. 212 0 00 0 Ligit P.T1. 2 8 0 00 0 zins . . . . 90 .. 000 Cvr. . . 270 .. oo P.T.R . 260 .. 0o6 S.P.T.R .. 2 60 .. 2 7 D.C ..220 .. 250 Petersburg 12 heads . 2 4.0 .. oo00 9 heads .1 180 ., 0 0* Narval12 heads .2.. 2 60 0 fOheads.. . .2 ...

... YORKSHIRE AND LINCOLNSHIRE CORN - MARKETS. I BEVERLEY.-Returns for the week ending Friday last.- Wheat 120qrs lbush, at 58s 6d. Barley 218qrs, at 30s lIld, Oats lOOqrs, at 18s 6d. BOSTON, Oct. 31.-In the early part of the week an advance of Is per qr was established for Wheat, with a short delivery; at ouT Market to-day, with a continued short supply, prices were scarcely maintained, Oats sell ...

... CORN-EXCIhANGE, MARK-LANE, FRIDAY, JULY 31.- l here was *ery little Wheat, either English or foreign, fresh up for to-day's market, and, although the trade cannot be reported a3 brisk, yet Monday's prices were fully supported; for all descrip- tiOns of line Wheat and bonded were held at higher rates. Flour was in fair demand. In consequence of the advance on the duty on foreign Barley, that ...

... Agricultural anti eonuncfial fjifarkets. I lhe, b we look this season for a very uneven quality, owing to tidetablemg two Browthss and this will deteriorate its value con. lie thi Ok for malting purposes, but, from the exhausted stocks, Basket ne quaMtie6 will get in high again when it appears at te8VlltlTEiplELDE FRIDAY, JTTLY 10.-There is a good deal of supply exhibited in the nxarket to-day ...