... HULL PRtICE OURRENT.-OCT. 17,1844.: . CATTLE BtO NES,par Tonl M. . 4-10 oG LhiI EFLAX, tilg,, W.P-TR.2,1?rCwvt 2. 4 0 ?? aa0 in Lght P.1.T.R . ?? 0.0 2111n.I o::: 00 P.Td.t t 0.10 ice, o:p',.It 0 ?? 0 a00 00, D.. C . 2--120.00 0 tole Paterabt~Ottitrg ead0 0 ..0 0 0 in0 Narval2lheads . 20 0..0a00 me Land aI210 0.. 00 the Ftomtstl,watVerZ . 2 4 0 . 0 00 is Arch,110010tboOCey . 0 0 0 .,0 00 .4 ...

... -- - ?? YORKFSHIRE AND LINCOLNSHIRE CORN MdARKETS. ISIUAfIU%.T I 0. been BARINSLEY, Jan 18.-We had a good attendance, together with a moderate supply of all descriptions of grain; in the wheat market there was nor quite so much animation as tlso week pre- vious ;however, it remained firm, without alteration, as did also all other descriptions of grain. Cully B3EVERILEY, Jan 21.-Our market ?? ...

... lbbippinq Inteffigen(r. PORT OF HJULL. JAN. 16.-The Falke, Lange, tha again proceeded. 17- Thwe Gesina, Muolle, Frau Gelkea, Volk, ond tle- Isis, Kuper, havo again proceeded. FOREIGN ARRIVED. JAN. i7.-Panope, Candler, from Odcuam. IUxcel, 81herrk - Wrestler, Iawleny: from St. Michacl's. Maria, Salaicdor, from Autwerp. Dwiua, Sawyer, from Riga.-JAN. 18.- Nijverdahl, Schipperm, from Nierwediea. ...

... IHULL COMMERCIAL REPOAT OF THE WEEK. LINSEED -Tlra import has amounted to about 4250 qr,. of which tu00 are frorn Illiga, 2800 Irons Archangel, nid 4i0 frola . o igsbergh Tile market durinr the week las asown more ac le vitythalhasbecnobservable for sono faw weeks bac; the u navourable accounts receivea front thoe tear Baltic pots, r *espeeting tihe new seed, whteh is reported to be botlf ...

... \NTli ?? I ON ITE.PCIAL NEW-S. *;ii . , .. ?? N *Mo-l~ftaerse beginning to ltok tetter . A . / ts tl i Inxroving, owiing to the Senate 11l' ae! l/ .4 eflni let4it ?? to peace. 'thc :l i i ?? I:,, I? '31 ud Ia., 4' tited eoxtraordinray evi: ite- T'I by it. ?? ret e~ the 'imtee otf alt inlended total -P I c. en, : tor . A igether with the dential Vi/l} ?? &lg-¢llall StaIda'rd, teachred together, ...

... WAKEFIELD, WnuDNESDAY, Pan. 10. There was a large supply of beasts, and 5,500 sheep. Prices-Beef, 6s to 7s per stone; mutton, 65d to 6D per lb. A great many buyers attending, nearly all the stock was sold. ROTHERHAM CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 8. The show of stock was large. Prices-Beef, 6s to 7s per stone; mutton bid to Od per lb. Although theusual number of buyers attended, part of the stock was ...

... A-mifculturaT anbo Qioniercial jiarkett. IUWLL COPN EXCHANGi%, August 8.-The dulness re- ported in pur circular of t'is day se'sn~ght was partially te. covered in the after part of the weel; holder3 evinced no dla. position to give way materially in their demands, and In the few sales made nearly-preiiou3 rates were obtained; buyers were, however, very cautioug ?? The dull accounts from Mark ...

... HULL PRICEICURUENT.-OOT. 31, 1844. ATTLE 13ONES.DerToi.. 1 ?? 0 a (X CATTLE BONES,porrTon . 4 o0zo. a 0U ,lAX. Rigs, W.P.T.R,per GCt ?? 2 I o ?? f 3 4 L gn t'P.'J.I1 . ?? ?? . . 1l13 ?? ?? ?? ?? I I -: ID. 0 .ooQ C. 110 0U 0 0 P.T.. . . . i.1s56 Il 0,,,1 .M. . ?? ?? . .1 0 0 0 0 DC.P.T.. . . .. 1 12 0 0O0 Petersburg I Iouada 0 o o,, o o- o0 Duhend. .0 0 0 0 0 0 Narial2hcade . . U U ...

... rifctlturad aid Q~oiumverdfal JItarkets. i(NSFECTORt'S WEEKLY CORN RETURN FORl HULL. a QUATITES. AMOUNT. PER OR. 0W he ?? X7~r.Shs 4687 163 £2 15 01q ?? 174 0 286 16 6 112 Ilii ?? 253 2 198 46 O1 33 ?? 000 0 0 00 0 'Beans ?? 81 4 12415 6 1 8 0b 0 ?? 853 3 10483 1191 I a HULL CORN EXCHANGE, Dec. 12.-During thle past week ., Itile corn trade has been very dull, but wilbout any material a - ?? ...

... Sifpping Intealfgence. DnDr 1 LUTTI I - PORT_ OF HULL. r HULL, CoT. Ili-Tito brig Greenwood, of ipliviche Is 11 shore near Cler Neris. FOPCREIGN ARIIIVfD. Oar. II ?? Allen), from Smryrno., Toronto, -,Dorrglas, from lieitbhoe. Casharnlo, Kock ;Dorolhea. Lucht; from Leer. Ellen,. Itoyston, fronmlHombuirg. Lhammrgivrnft Mriam, from Anisterdro,-Oor. lit-Gipay, Aenodell,from liotterdom, - ...

... 1 BITISH WOOL AND ThADE fA1RfrETS. IBRIT1811 AiNT) PFRtlrF. ...

... I FACTS FOR OPINIOINS ABOUT THE I BOARD OF TRADE. The following facts which are already established in 3 tile fate of half-a-dozen bills will give some idea of the extent to which the Board of Trade has tampered with. great interests, conferring fortune on one man without merit, and ruining his neighbour without cause. 1. The Blarnsley Junction has a capital of £300,000. The Board of Trade ...