... --I avicultural no (FOIRMErtial Iflarkets. Vol . .- IA- _ - _ __ ~ I4ULL CORN EXCHANGE, Oct 25.-During the past %week, though thle actual Lusitteas trairsacled has only been moderate, a fimer feeling lisa pervaded the trade genrrally. The Ilte rIains wsill set at work bany water mills sslric~t have for soome time been idle, aitt as fariners' sttpplies hill Sonmewhat short, atid thle coudittoir ...

... agricultutal ant QJGommercial fflltrkcts. BULL CORN EXCHANGE, March 15,-We have again to T repeat the same dull state of thiugs in the corn trade which has I*e formed the subject matter of our reports for so many weeks. la: There is, however, a feeling gaining ground, that prices have 2d continued too long on the downward scale, and from many dif- s ferent parts of the country we receive the ...

... I vicultullral allnb eantncial li1arftets. of - -_ -_is er HULL CORN EXCHANGE, Feb. 8.-~we have no alteration C( aot to note in the value of any articles of the, trade dauing the past at adveek; there his been rather more doing, in free wheat at fell el prices, but neither buyers or sellers are soixous to do business 31 until more is known about the new cern bill. The weather has L 3r been for ...

... Agricultural alnb 01o0nlrrciial AIMadwets. HULL CORN IrXCIIANGE, April 19.-There has been only I a limited business passing in any article of the trade daring the L past week: holders are very firm, and quite unwilling to submit l to any reduction in price for free foreigu weheat, while millers seem indisposed to go into stock until the new bill comes Into N operation. The stocks of free ...

... *tatsAcfTs.t Ins -r ^ Irrn I on nInn on QUARTERLY AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN. The following is the Average Price of Corn, per Quarter (Imperial Measure), in England and Wales, for the Quarter ended Christmas, 1841 s. d. s. d. Wheat ..63 9 Rye . 40 7 Barley .. 31 7 Beans ..39 2 Oats 21 10 Peas 39 2 Return, stating what has been, ...

... .- - in . A - '- . _enra r TH CbTT6N Tift i A e.Liverpool ouseTTNCIlls nat 0 and Stoilfrfolit ' iiilMieir leti wlFiNich has just m e -its 1 appearance, in Ape t bg 'deiease odfh6ome consump-b t.dn J the c it W be dverrdted, and, instead of the iarge iiamout U 83,do00,000ib., 6sliniateit at no more .than. 23,O0,001b.7 . iing a dafculation to show . ' that thne latter tanownt ier7 tli' mark.- ...

... *bfpping -Inteffigence. PORT OF HULL. TFLEGRAnaP OPPICH, July 14.-Wind at Hnumber Float, W.S.W., moderate. Bar. 30.35.-Olt Humber Floalt, Inward, at G A.M.-tlayidn, P. bark. 7 A.on.-Glide, B.b. 8 A.M.- No. 2150, Garnet, B.b.-OfF Hlumber Ploat, Outward, at Noon-No. 2173, Neptune, stmr. I P.m1.-No. 2173, Tay, schr; No. 2148, Helen, .b.b No. 2111, William, B.b. 2 P;o. -No. 2854, Maese, l.b.-Off ...

... Vort of oull imports, From hie 51h to Ole I ltb February, 1842, bots snclurice'. Wolga, Tonge, from Bourgas, 4,769 oak knees, 350 tons cattle bones W Ward Sir Thomas Mansell, Domaille, 344 large boxes 275.small ditto oranges J Brodrick and Son Mercure, Doucet, from Nantes, 433 qrs wheat Taylor, Clifford, and Co Vixon, Vinson, from Dunkirk, 5 cases I basket I cask wine, 382 bales flax, 52 tons ...

... *ytpI ping Intelligence. dS PORT OF HULL. er TELGRAI'llZI OeFIcS, MAY 12.-Wind at Humber Float, IS NNW., fresh; noon, N.N.E., light. Bar, 30.04.-Sailed from he Grimsby roads, at 5.30 A.M.-No. 2438, John, brig, for Arch- n- angel.-Off Humber Float, Outward, at 0.30 A.U.-NO. 2594, he Jasmine, schr, for Rouen; 2110, Rosetta, brig, for Rotterdam: he 2404, Goede Verwagting, D. galiot, for ...

... . Bort oaf pull]mports, Froisthe 121h to theIl8Mi February, I842% both inctusiie. Daphnr, Thompson, from St. Mlichaels, 279 small boxes' oranges ; M and U Keighley raoRbiih Hood, Holdsworthi from, Rotterdam; 568 bales 16 mats .dsx, 1 cask gin, 5 tons oak.bark,.42 eassra'adder. I cask wine' 2 baltsrTeturned goads, 1 box sundries W Hloldsworth Adelaide, Gaudin ftrom Cadiz, 75 tons cattle bones W ...

... ------ -- turtil MID 0111111crtfal fflarfuts. HJULL coNEXCHANGE. April 10.-Sines this deyTF 0&ogtthere has been a pause in the trade, and the littleTF baicidone is) wheat during the week hardly malintainedl last r Tu fesdy r'esai other articles no alteration canl be noted, C; ypl ae not heard of any transactions of wtelit in hood C lbtnylsO toarket we tied a pretty good eupply of farmer'sRP ...

... a- 'Rchcel. jlew Ink ioqs, &-C. 1. . I At, qPV(I I Mil A q'T??l SPECIFICATION. [From the INVENTons' ADVOCATE] ANTHONY BERNHARID VON RATHEBN, Kingston-upon-Ifll. e!ngineer, for certain improvements in high pressure and other steam boilers, combined uith a new mode or prn- cipe for suiprfdng them with water. Jan. 28. This invention consists in a method of supplying the boiler with water, not ...