... Iort of 3tqi Xmports, From the 19th to the 24th December, both inclu;re-. Thomas Riokinson, Bailey, from Gothenburg, 4012 bars less,. 322 pieces bloom iron, 37c battens, 8 tubs 24 casks butter, 40> *qrs beahs, 258 bags linseed, 76 tons linseed cakes, 18 rickeas Wilson, Hudson, and Co Salisbury Harrison, Harrison, from Petersburg, 75 casks tat- low, 1500 qrs linseed, j fathom lathwood J ...

... LIVERPOOL, Dec. 29.-We bad a slack attendance of dealers at to-day's market, and a dull sale for every article in the trade. With the exception of Oatmeal, whbici was 3d to 6d dearer, the quotations are the same as lastTuesday. In one or two instances an advance was obtained upon Oats; but to have sold freely, not more than 3s 2d for the best samples could have been obtained. MANCHESTER, Dec. ...

... ' LONDON, W )EDNESDAY EVENnNG.-Englirh Fends.- The fluctuation in the English Stocks, since our last. ha-s been, in Consols for account 87y to S8 '. Exchequer Bills have realised is. to 4s. preminm, and East India Bonds 12s. to 15s. discount. Bank Stock has been steady at 157 to 157.1; and India Stock dull at 2381 for the opening. The New 3 per Cents, have been marked 98 with the discount; and ...

... STATE OF THE GRAIN MARKET AT HAMBURGH, December 18,1840. (Furnished exclusively for the Hull Packet.) In conseqience of the interruption of the navigation, the transactions in grain last week were entirely confined to local consumption; and our flour-dealers and bakers purchased up- wards of 2200qrs, and in some instances at a reduction of Is per qr from former quotations. The following ...

... I - - CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, THUa SDaY, DEC. 24.- P~t our market this morning we had small supplies of all kinds of ,rain. For Wheat we experienced a fair steady demand at the aivance noticed by us on Monday. In Barley, Beans, and Peas, hie transactions were quite of a limited nature, and no alteration l value occurred. The Oat trade, though firm, was far from brist, and the sales effected ...

... antrultural and QOommircial AMartets. 1 _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . _ HULL COR'N RETURNS; CORN MARKET, &C. INSPECTOR'S WEEKLY CORN RETURNS FOR HULL. QUANTITIES. IAMOUNT. IPEzt 05. Wheat ..llllqrs. Obush. £3196.116 £2 17 6 Barley 780 .5 1182 16 6 110 3 Oats.846 0 764 3.6 018 0 Rye . ..0 0 0aa 0 0 0 B3eans116 0 211 14 0. 1 15 10 peas 4 49 4 6 2 1 0 HULL, Dec. 29.-Tbera has been ...

... hbipping XInteCHgynce. PORT OF HULL. HULL, Dec. 24-The Cottinghram, Foiskow, from Shields with coals fur London, arrived here leaky, on the 23rd inst.- The Debotah, Ward, from Goule for llambro', with goods, has put into this port on account of contrary winds.-All the billy- boy vessels which pot back from sea, have proceeded again down the Humber. 25- The Clyde, Muir, which sailed on the 18th ...

... YORKSWIRE AND LINCOLNSHIRE CORN- i .; MA4RKETS. ' I : BARTON, Dec. 28.-We had few buyers of grain at market to.day: no alteration in the price of Wheat since our last, Wheat 68s to 6-2s. Beans469 to 50s. Barley 289s lt 2s, fine 34s, Oats 22s to 2ds, iine 28s per qr.- BEVERLEY.-Rleturns for the 'week ending Friday last.- Wheat 397qrs, at 57s 9d. Barley 248qrs 7bush, at 29s, Oatb 502qrs 7bush. ...

... - CORN-EXCHANGE, MARKI LANE, FRIDAY, JAN. I.- The Wheat trade is very dull to-day, and lower prices must be submittel- to to effect sales. The accumulation of Barley renders the trade veiy dull, at a decline of full Is per qr. Oats, Beans and other articles, without variation. TdoDAY, JA.c 4.-There sras only a moderate demand for Wheat, ;ald ihe supply being good, a decline of full Is per qr ...

... LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5.-Altbough there was a good attenldance of dealers at to-day's Tnarket, the demand for every article in the trade was dull, and the amount of business conseqoently limited. Foreign free Wheat may be quoted the sanme as last veek ; but for new lrish more money wvas got, and for which quotations were raised Id per bushel. Oats were Id per busbtel ansi Oatrmeal 6d per load ...

... YORKSHIRE AND LINCOLNSHIRE CORN I MARKETS. BARTON, Jan. 4.-The holders of grain were to~day firm In asking an advance of Is per qr on Wheat, and not less than last week's prices for Barley and Oats. Wheat 56s to 62s. Beans 44s to 5fs. Oats 24s to 28M. Barley 26s to 28s. fine for nailing 32s to 34s per qr. Beet Flour 2s 8d4 seconds 2s 6d, ryemneal 2s per stone. BOSTON, Jan. 2.-Our navigation ...

... I1ONEY F M AIRKET. LoNnoy, WVEDNESDAY EVES1SG.-Enptiq FzrrdS.- A cnsiderable extent of busincss has beea transacted in the public Securiues since our i'a t sunmary was wri;tten. 'lhe tvudency in the prices has beeu :u advance. as the Bear paxry have breruten in their acco1nts t a ve.ev great exieut. The rise iI prices may be s':ated at about 1II per cent., and, as money is cuLnparativtiv pl ...