... 3LOcill Roacts. NSPEiCTOIlL'S CORiN RFlUlINS FOR HULL. Q*UANTITIR,. AMOUNT. PER CB. t2. ;Iqrd. 2bush. £4040 12 2B 3 4 2 30 3 45 10 6 1 9 U1 169. 0 ; O 3 173 66 1 0 o 0 0 0 a 0 0 00 102 4 16' 15 6 1 ii 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U ULL tGENgLRAI INFIftNI.UIY-NVl~Il.Yutbl'Ot 4N-PATISONT; ouTr PATIrHSr .. .17 iscbargd,Cure C lued,: 12 1 dfit. It,-,lllt YkJtted ...

... ati 4A ftnrrut AE atS. iHULL. C01iN EX-CHANGE, October 32.-The wveather since !nLs dlay snciahas been for the mnost part wet and unfavour- aola tar tha latter h mnve~it, psartic'ster~v inl the northi. Durn g the e a-1-Ire tas beat a fair extent of business passing in foreign e:. at.T et tally our last currency. Th~ere wrere ales several :r.tttOain Egyptian beans, at rathler improving rates. i~ ...

... ';?bvt of -41?ufl Hnlport?, = I I 1- ., , . .- - - - m1'rOm, Ik 2. to t7e S17 Oct, 18t11, bot/h iuclnsire. Jowephile, Nordstrem, from Soderliam, 57f.9 bars iron, lqr 15 deals lHewitt, Bohnl, and Co Haninah, Ba nks, from Petersbur, 118 oats bags linseed, $8 bundles hemp, 10 bales herses lides, 22 casks bristles, 26 deals G Cammell Belle, Simpson, from Petersburg, 100 qrs linseed, 20 bales ...

... THLE MIOSEY \IUAlUKET. (2Tv. WoErEsSnaX EVEr1rG.-As the m11oneV market is likrlv to boe relievcd from any furtuher prwssurc on acconi of grain speculation,, and as trade, in many departmncls, sowS s-ymptons of iinproveiieolr,--the acconnts Iirem Lalca-drir. notwithstarldiun the acknowllodcled existonce of c xsidemable distress atnong tho operativs, being more satisfaceory on the loie,10 -we ...

... ,?2(gricultural allo 001111 lercial -14,.flarhets. HULL CORN EXCHANGE, Sept. 20.-The weather since this Joy se'nnigbt tins been very unsettled and although the wheat in this ininierliate neighbourhood is nearlyatll secured, yet to tire northwvard, as well as the wnest, a considerable quantity still remains in tire fields. A fair extent of business has been passing in foreign wheat during the ...

... str 1 _ - LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENINIG.--The moncy market has been disturbed, since onr last, by thle recent failurs Besides the stoppage at Liverpool, [Pritchard Brothers1 involving liabilities to tlic amount of from, £dXoo Id £100,000, one in the sime branch of business, the drug and seed trade, [debts from £3),0J0 to £?0uo00,1 ana? another in the wholesale grocery line, [liabilities ...

... I 9(gricuittiraI anb M ltirnmtal -Markets CORN MARKETS. HULL, TUESDAY, JULY 8. Having had somewhat heavy showers during the past week, more business has been done both on speculation and for consumption. Owing to fine weather both yes- terday and to-day there was less disposition evinced at to-aay's market to increase stocks, notwithstanding we had only a short supply from the country. Our ...

... BULL TRADE IREPORT OF TRE WEIK. Liseoa.-Oar import daring the present week amuouini to only 285S0 qrs., of which 1800 qrs aye fitim P elersburg, 500 from Alexauodria, 550 from Riga, and the redminder from Sween. Thi limited notuar of ute suppites for htn feiw last wenke, together wilth the teadehcy to higher prloes observable iu the London market, has gilen a decidedly dflrer tone to this ...

... HtLL SHARE MARKET I _ Thursday, Three o'Clock. I a A P ri c ie pr Present E , E RAILWAYS. Sarie Price per Nov. 4. Share. - .I - I __I I1 £ _ ee 255 50 26 126 50 25 , 20 100 Stk. 40 50 25 ' 50 r 20 25 50 2,6 50 60 60 50 25 50 50 124 26 60 50 50 60 50 2Zi 26 25 M2 25 50 20 20 50 2 chain,., and Sun ?? ;7@28x-d. A, Ditto ?? 124- 124 All llo& Selby, l0 per cnt.guar. 100-10 1 4 Ditto i shares ?? ...

... HULL PRICE CUERRENT.-DEC. 16, 1841. - m - - -l- - . _ a_ _ . - _ A~ CATTLE HONES, pier Tots.. . ..6 E0 0 ..£tt 6 FLAX, Rigs I Pt., per Cwvt. 8 2 100 L1L gPt.'J1.1t. . . . 24 0..2 5 0 Russ a 6 0. 2 0 C.M 6 ~~~~~~~~~~~~2 4 0 0 0 I'.IXR.~~~~~~~~~~~2 1 6., 220 S.P~~~~~o'.tt ..~~~~~2 4 0 2- 5 0 OX.C .1 10 5. 2 o06 Petersburg I2theadsl 40 ..o0 60 0 hOOrtls .2t . I1 ...

... Agricultural anD 0011mlercial Alarhos. I ?? - I CORN MARKETS. HULL, TUESDAY, JUNE 1. fk We have had another week of warm, growing weather, C which, if it continue, will prove of the greatest benefit fi to the crops, and recover any damnage which the wheat b plant has suffered; this has caused us to have little doing b i.n any.article of the trade. At to-dlay's market we had a a small supply of ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-APRIL 10, 1845. 1 - - - I CATTLUBONESperTon c.. £ 0 o O£6 a FLAX, Riga, W.P.T.R,perCwt ?? 0 0 0 ?? 0 0 0S Ligi t P.it.. 00 0 0 0 0 Zin . . ?? . .. . 0 0 0 CAl.M. - 26 I 0..00 0 P.T. .. ?? ?? 2 1 0.. 2 2 S.P.T.R . ?? . ?? 0o D.C. .0. 0 O .. 00 Petersburg i2hends ?? ?? . 0 .. 0 0 00 0 9 heads . .. .. ?? .. 00 0 0.0 00 NarvaI2 ead ?? ?? ?? ?? 0 0 0 ?? 0 0 0 9 leade ?? ., ...