... A qvifulturli ant QDMormmrcial flattets. HULL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov 1.-There has brett a decidedly better feeoliog ito tito trade during the past week, sad although the sales mode of foreign wheat base out been extensive. y et somjewhat mote motley has been obtained. .Al this day'Is market the supply, of Eaiglsh wheat from lbs farmers was stealler than of late, and most of the southern markets ...

... CITY, WEDNrSDAY EVENINO.-ENGLISIL FuNDs.-For many months so much animation has not been visible in the produce market as there has becn to-day. The business has been of the most extended kind, and there has been h scarcely an article on which the duty has been lowered but y what has been dealt in. The tariff may now be considered d to be in full operation, and it has given much satisfaction. ...

... trate ant frommucre. TutirEY.-The new Russian and Turkish tariff wvill come into operation in July next. By this convention Russia will continue to secure the advantage of paying only 3 per D cent. on imports and exports, in place of 12 per cent. as e charged to all other nations. The Russian merchants are a thus enabled to realize fortunes to the ruin of those of Great d Britain and the other ...

... Ott of OPttio Imports, 0 Prom. the 13h7i to il, 18th Nor., botl inlusive. bh Y Pcrengaria, Osburn, from Dunkirl;, 70 tons linseed cakes L ha Tottle Holderness, iRilson, from Dunkirk, 23 bales flax, 1 bale hemp, I case wine, 2420 busbels apples Wilson, Prater, and Co . Catharina, HIirstendehl, from Rrageroe, Gc S qrs 28 spars, 9 Go e masts, 8 pieces timber, 2 qrs batten ends E G Wolff 2 S Eliza ...

... ,ricultutural aib (T1olmmurcial Aitlaritts. hlULL CORN EXCHANGE, May 24.-Since our report of thls day seannight there has been a fair business passing in free fjregit wheat, at rather over the rates of Tuesday; there has also been a good dea] of inquiry for bouded wheat, but tha holders being Grra at advanced prices, the trsnsartions were very limited. i sjrli: corn there has beeen very little ...

... *ipping Intelligence. - PORT OF HULL. iS THLRGRAIeut OFFicS, Feb. 17.-Wind at Humber Float, S.WV, moderate. Bar. 30.52. - off Eumber Float, Outward, at I P. u-No. 2080, Rob Roy, steamer, for Hambro'; 2179, Nep. tune, steamer, for NewcastLe.-Off New Sand Float, Inward at 2 P m.-No. 2546, Clyde, sclr., from Newcastle. Outward, s yesterday', at 11.30 Y .t.-No. 1816, Emerald Isle, steamer, for ...

... O4iJppfn§ 3Intelffintce. PORT OF HULL. TELESGRAPH OFFICII, JULY 21.-VWind at llumber Float, N.N.E., fresh. Bar. 29.82.-Off Hamber Flcat, Outward, at 7.30 A t.-No. 2070, La Reine, scbr.; 2402, Mina, D.g. 10 A.31.-No. 2179, Neptune, stmir.-Oli Humber Float, Inward, at 9 A.X.-No. 2307, E4deavatir, brig. 4.30 P.mo.-Glenalbyn, stmr.-At anchor in Grimsby roads, at 4.30 a.s.-4 brigs and two schooners ...

... Vort of cpull Imports, From the 2nd to the 8Fh July, both inclusive. ;, Ann, Johnson, from Rodosto, 400 tons cattle bones W Ward co e Tebro, Copaitich. from Rodosto and Constantinople, 340 tons it cattle bones, 4 tons old junk W Ward e Einigheden, Evers, from Riga, 80 tons cattle bones C B w Ls Krubse m Vorwarts, Stemmer, from Hohlbraudt, 350 qrs wheat Taylor, O s Clifford, and Co n William ...

... Wolt of UlIXull 'liports, rrom the 29th Oct. to the 4th Nov., botA inclusive. Hamburg, Bridge, from Hamburg, 80 bales wool, 1 bale beef, 2 bales returned goods, I package woollens, 6 baskets leeches, 13 bales I I baga hurn pieces, 1 case German manufactures, 59 oxen asd cows, 1 cask walnuts, I basket fisb, 116 bags rapeseed, 32 bags woollen rags J.SandersoD Azores. Packet, Peters, from Denis, ...

... Fort of Dull XInports, 1resw tM, 13th to tMe 191th uegusl 1842, both inclasire. Geaymede, Clarl, from Hamburg, 240 qrs wheat, 87 bales wool G Grenowocd Fergus, Blyth, from Qjebec, 198 pieces pine, 5G pieces oak, and 28 pieces elm timber, 58c 2 qrs 27 deals, 6c 6 deal ends, 8 fathoms lathwood, 12 barrels flour J Brodrick and Son Rosetta, Sadler, from Rotterdam, 2 cases merchandise, 82 tons oak ...

... port of Mull Imports, From the 30th July, to the 5th Jug., both inclusive. John Shells, Burclam, from Pillau, 860 qrs linseed, 12 deals i rathou lathwood Taylor and Co Le Courrier de Dunkirke, Lamer, from Nantes, 555 qrs wheat W Hansell and Son Ann, Plumb, from Riga, 180 tons oil cakes J Hollingworth Goede Verwagting, Ouwehand, from Amsterdam, 56 tons cattle bones, 98 bundles wood hoops N ...

... 'JiPping Inalligence. Is; PORT OF HULL. lic FLrAseRo' HEAn TELEGRAPH STATION.-Wedoesday, Dec. e, 28.-Wind W., W.N.W., W. by N., light breeze-tine. Bar. IIY 29.50, rising. Ther. 44.-Southward, at 11 .5a.-No. 113, er, M.M.B.S., schr. ; No. 1353, Roxane, do.; Avon, brig. 1.3c hto r.m.-Times, do., of Newcastle. 2.30 P.m.-No. 2317, Harriet, Ir. B.b., of Newcastle. 3 P.m.-Albion, bgtn.-Northward, at ...