... 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 ...

... ipott of ttll Inports, From the 81h to the 14th AUgust, both incluswve, Gute lHoffnung, Rahn, from Praesto, 330 qrs oats W C Good Frau Hendrika, Carstensen, from Bongsiel, 260 qrs oats D Bolton Frau Engelina, Lind, from Leer, 30 tons cattle bones R Hen- tig and Co Zitella, Monkman, from Hamburg, 350 qrs wheat, 178 bales b wool G Greenwood Stantons, Caseley, from Hamburg, 294 bales wool Gee & ...

... Cl._y WEDNESDAY EVENING.-The transactions in the Vilnds have been of considerable magnitude, and of much trost since this day week, but aftcr many fluctuations, t f stock have nearly rallied to the value they rlealied previOUSly to the extensive sales which hlve rcurred~fhe news of Louis BONAPARTE'S insane at- t~n0t to revolutionize France, depressed Consols on Thurs- from 90 to 88 58 3; but ...

... THP variations in the public Securities since our last have been frequent and rather extensive. The affairs of the East have continued to be the sole topic of conversation among the speculators in the funds; and the probabilities of a dispute with France are considered more or less favourable, according to the particular feelings of the bulls and bears on 'Change. The influential parties in ...

... -tbippirq 11nteIliqunce. PORT OF HULL. THURSDAY, August 13. Foreign Arrived.-Rebekka, Hansen, from Mandal. Froa, Lang, from Vyburg. Aurora, Graith, from Kiel.-Sailed.- Transit (s), Roach, for llamburg. Volunteer, Lickis, for Tat- magouche. Rosetta, King, for Rotterdam. Claasina Margaretha, Scbippers, for Zwolle. Ingeborg Anne Kirstine, Antlioniesen, for Husum. Godofredlus, U agener, for ...

... CORN.EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, FmIDAY, AUGUST 14.- There has been a good supply of English Wheat this week, but little of any other grain. Of foreign Wheat and Oats the quanti- ties have been considerable. The weather having continued Uaintnrruptedly fine, has stagnated the sale of all sorts of corn. The factors tried to obtain Monday's prices for Wheat, but were willing to take Is per qr less for ...

... -(~I~!CtI~tua. an . -1$ortaItfarkts. 1~UL CRNRETURNS, CORN MARKET, &c. 7 a ,NOTO'SWEIEKLY CORN RETURNS FOR HULL. V, QUANTITIRS AMOUNT. PElt QR. p 3390qrs. 3lnush. £13170 I 0£3 17 8hI piheat . 150 0270 0 0 116 0 0 BarleYr.. '8 9 4658916 0 11 03n~ oats 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 d gee s8r, 0 42 6 80 251 0I, Bean . 0 0 0 00 00 0 pea5 __ _ _ Ags18.-The business transacted during the past V wekba ...

... mbipping' Intelligence. SPOKEN.-The Washington, of Hull, for Calcutta, June 7, lat. 6 N., long, 18 W.-Queen Victoria. Chambers, of and from Hull for Mirimichi. 25th ult., in lat. 47 5 N., long. 28 0 W., 22 days from Hull and 8 from St. Kild i, by the Sir Francis Bond [lead, Askam, arrived at Bristol, 11th iust., in 39 days from Quebec. The Rolla, Stephenson, of Hull, left Quebec the same day ...

... BOSTON, August 8-There has been little Wheat offered to- day, holders arc laying up their stocks, as buyers will not give Wednesday's prices; there was a sample of new Oats ofiering, but not sold. CAISTOR, August 8,-Our market was very small to-day, owing to the Earl of Yarborough's dinner at Limber. The millers bought for their immediate wants, and Wheat was 2s per qr lower than in our last. ...

... §Jantultttrat anb &Utlmercial Dftarketn. HUL CRN ETRNS, CORN MARKET, &C. E~ full, CORN RETU .~~~~~~~0 GRAIN IN BOND. ti Jul 5.-Wheat, 49,845 qrs. Barley, 141 qrs. Oats, B [Jul]~~r Beans. 19,645 qrs. Peas, 8,647. e: ,5i9erpoqr. 13n So.-Wheat, 88,784 qrs. Oats, 15,173 qrs. q 3ea6. j495 rs.peas, 6,727 qrs. LO~~flJun 5.Wheat, 220,629 qrs. Barley, 5.079 qrs, Oat, ~ ,51qrs leans, 2,382 qrs. Peas, 5 ...

... I BARTON, August 17.-The demand to-day'was dull, and the millers bought with caution, the prices varying little from last week, Wheat 62s to 68s. Beans 46s, 60s,. and 52s. Oats 24s to, 28s. Barley 28s, 32s, and 34s per qr. BOSTON, August 15.-Since Wednesday a few Oats have been delivered; at to-days market very little Wheat has been offered, and prices the same as on Wednesday; new Oats and ...

... Txdrf n - - T A IMPORTS OF WOOL.-Quantlty of Wool entered at Hull for home consumption during the week ending August 20:- From Hamburg ,oeeao. .. 288,534lba. From Odessa., ,,,.. 18,8,55 From Copenhagen. 21,798 From Petersburgh. .. 11,000 Total .. ..340,18711js. BRADFORD.-Tbe market appears more steady, but not- withstanding this apparent firmness there is a general ...