... i. ds - l a . A decided improvement has taken place in the tone of the Wheat trade during the past week, and we are disposed to think that the lowest point haa now been passed. The Millers have for severeal weeks bought very spariegly, their stock have conse- quently been considerably reduced, and as the return of Sir R. Peel to power has restored confidence, the 'rarmers are not likely t ...

... I - tiotppig Inteltigence. I . . . ?? PORT OF HULL. The Harriet, Captain Hankers, from Rio de Janeiro, with coffee, bound to Hamburg, has put into this port through i stress of weather. The Anna Margarethe Kirsline, Captain Pigibstorom, from Skelskom, with Barley, has put into this port with toss of anchors and cables. The Mariner's Hope, Captain Hudson, from Kertoh, got t on the Cleens.s, in ...

... agricultural ato QDrijilluer -tat; c viflarftets. 1 , I coRN AMRfTS, .(Rtrcte f'O~flT tosand, Bright't'Circular.) Otli hlerehes bearniluch dulnes~ii 'ver braech of the - ?? ddribletg~h'e'past week, the genea esire seeming to be to keep low in stock, Arrivals continue,, and a *gooed deal-of'staff goes to warehouse for want 'of bu-yers, whbo of late heave hardly been temptable at ainy reason- ...

... I I Harvest operations are proceeding with rapidity all over the country, and under the most favorable aus- g pices. The supplies of foreign Grain and Flour con. r tinue upon an extensive scale, and prices still have a a downward tendency. Potatoes are arriving at market a in immense quantities, and the quality is even better s than heretofore, whilst a further fall in the value has e taken ...

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... | (tricultutrai antb (Tommcnt1Ri Ifarfluts I. I ,- tIU ?? CORN HiARMSETh HULL, TuriDAY, AtUVST 1s. We have had a week of very fine weather, which our farmners have tahen advantage of, and we may now say that our wheat cutting in this district is all but con- eluded, and considerable progress has been made in lead- ing; what little has been thrashed out so far, is yielding scarcely so well as ...

... MEETING OF THE HULL CHAMBER OF . -Q ~ I -: - CObMM ERCE. I I i . I lUa.L t A wn - ?? . - I A HULL AND SEiLBY RAIULWAY. A gene:al n~aeting of the members of the Hull Chambor of Ceanmneree, was heold Ilathe Exchange, on Wednesday, at olevon weiack, 10 tnkc Int consider tioaceporey fe dun Parliament against the ?? or setting of the luh anid 9oiby'Rlailway.1 Mr.h AlennTespoe h rsident of the ...

... I 1I ?? n , 1846 ?? pequr' ±2 50to £2 6 - -Petrslurg ue. 2 4 0 10 0 Common.170. 0 Inferior.. 006 . 00 0..0.01 .. 0 r0 Archangel ?? ?? I 0 . 2 2 0 Ilanibro' and Dns 1 0 0 0 . 0 0 --F eding ?? 0. 12 RAPESEED, German, per loot ..23 00 ..24 0 - ~Hungarsass.00 0 00ua Ro,pe, pae, perew 41 6 0 130o Linsee . .1so0 .. q9 1s Genunio Northern Whole without casks,lper ins- Sperma.I tan ? ...

... Agricultural aab Toillinatial _f't'larfuts. i I /X C~liCORN MARKETS, HULL, TUWiSDAV, Drc. 1(j. The demand for all sorts of grain has been quito put a stop to, hb the continued Uncertainty regarding the Corn Law question. The stocks of foreign wheat, either free or bonded, are very small, and we hear of no car- goes on tho way to this port. At to-day 's marcet there is a good supply of both ...

... I *hIpping Intelligence. I FORT OF HULL. AuoUsT 5.-Tbe William and Mary, Austwick, from Goole, bound to Maidstone, with shoddy wool, has been towed in here, her cargo having taken fire. FOREIGN ARRIVED. JULY 30.-Victor, Lanton, from Stockholm. Ecoundus, Pettersen, from Fredericksham. Anna Maria, Hauck, from Carolinenslel. Horsa (s), Grote, from Bremen. Christine Maria, Blerfreund, from ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING- UP . A . THE PAST WEEK. WHEAT-A fair quantity was offered for sale in Ilark lane last Monday from Essex, Rent, and Suffolk, and, the condition not being so good as previously, a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. had to be submitted to before sales could be effected; but when this concession was made, the millers bought rather more readily, and, on the whole, a fair ...

... ARS+ I -. 1e- THE DOCK COMPANY AND THEIR i ASSAILANT'IS. AtibAl LAAIA 10. 'rTe men in masks, who assail the Dock Company soq opprobriously, through the coplito columns of the Ad' Id tiertiser, are again at their dirty work; and, however S reluctant we may be toc notice them farther, not onl d because wye have already most sucocesfally repelled their aspersions, bat because we think Itligs tu ...