... LEEDS CORN MARKET, NOVEMBER 15TH.-The supply of Grain to this day's market is larger than last week. The demand for Wheat has been very limited, and all descriptions have been 2s per quar- ter lower. Barley has also been very dull and 2s per quarter lower, Oats little alteration. New Beaus Is per quarter lower, old ones dull sale. THE AVERAGE PRICES OF WHEAT FOR THE WEES ENDING NOV. 1i, 1842. ...

... 2-AgircturaI anl 0omrncrttal Olarlts. BULL CORN EXCHANGE, July 26 -Since our report of this M day seoanigist a, good deal of rain has fallen at intervals, but so far St as our reports go, without being any way injurious to the garow. t,, iog crujiof tic continued dolt and depreased satse of London,- Liverpool, sod otherc leadirrg maikels, has rad ita effects on tire trade here; indeed ...

... i MEETING OFTHE DOCK COMPANY. a- the A numerous meeting of the Hull Dock Company took place on Wednesday last, the 14th inst., at the Dock-office, e ato receive a communication from the committee appointed tile to negociate with her Majesty's Government upon the sub- out ject of double dues, and for the appropriation of the Citadel a for the purposes of further dock accommodation. -a The ...

... Ignicutural aIl Goiucnmrial Iflarhets. HULL CORN EXCHANGE, May 31-There has been a fair baiiness passing is free foreign wheat during the last week, and some sales of bonded have also been effected, at full prices, but the bulk of the arrrivals are being bonded, as importers are generally loolin, for higher prices..The weather has been very fine for the growing crops. There is rathvr more ...

... the CITY, WEDNESDAY rVEtNING.-rhe sttate of tic jMoucy aye Market is favourable for all extension of mercantile opera. as tions, It is true that the circulation of the Bank of Lngland e- has beeft diminished, though but slightly, but this is accounted for by the facilities which exist for obtaining discounts upon cheaper terms than those demanded by the our Directors of the Corporation. 'he ...

... - -n - - - --! Le CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-The trade in grain has. a h never been -se active in the port of London; all the old a t warehouses are stocked and fresh licenses have been granted je0 I for new ones. It is said that, in addition, contracts are in el t, the course of contemplation, by which not far short of a' it 1,000,000 of quarters will 'soon reach our ports from the al ...

... gave anv osomme II. FnseNci IisrorTs.-The Blonileur publishes the official I returns of the imports into France for the irst five months I of the present year. There is a general increase, particu. a larly inl coffee, cocoa, and other colonial produce. The imports of cotton from America have exceeded by 29,000 x tons the amount of the corresponding period of the last year, and there has been ...

... Agricultural all'o eollillierdal Allarhets. HULL CORN EXCHANGE, August 2.-The trade at this port, during the past week, has been almost in a paralyzed state; the low sales made at other markets have naturally indluenced our buyers, and although holders here have generally evinced a good deal of firmness, ybt vhen sales were obliged to be made froos ship, low prices have had to be taken. A good ...

... Ianwtpluo, tc. broms ihe London Gazedle of Fridav, ANov. II. BANKRUPtS. Timothy Fisher, Randolph-street, Camden-twn, victualler, to 411rrremder Nov. 30, at ten, anl. D'c. :i. at twelve, at tbe Bankrupt's Court. Solicitor. M . G! 'ves, C5arlotte-street, BIdfnrd.square. Officia! usziexv i. Mr. Whitmore, Bsingirhali-street. John Jay, London vall, builder, Nov. 25, at on'l, and Dec. 30, at eleven, ...

... I, Iml. ,, ?? '30 pe jp. I ?? . .. -- - - ?? - - - | 'rot Ific London Gazelle of Fridrlro Nov. 11. BANKtIOUPIS- Cba:les V'aIdle aid George Field, Beaumnont-street, Marylebone, coocheiskers, to sarrender Nov. 21. at 12 o':clok, and Dce. 23, at 11. at tl; Banidiuptsa Court. Solicitor, Mr. Wills Perry-street Bdford sqoare; official asianc, Mir. Als:necr, Birchin-laue. R|B ert Steuart, Santa Fe ...

... re LarEs CORN IMARKET, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4.- At There is a large arrival of Wheat to this day's ie arket,.other kinds of Grain moderate. Wheat has ie been quite a retail trade, and prices Is. to 2s. per e quarter lowver. Fine heary Barley full as dear but no improvement in other descriptions. Oats a half. I- penny per stone, and Beans Is. per qr. lower. 4r THE AVERAGE PRICES FOR THE WEEIC 3 ...

... TOWNS PROPOSED FOR THE NEW CORNA a j The following is the list of towns, from which It Is e proposed that the returns of the quantities and prices r, of various descriptions of corn sold shall be made to the e comptroller of corn returns, in order to determine the r general average prices, whereby the rates of duty shall t be governed:- Note. -The towns marked ?? are those from which returns ...