... ie CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING-STATE OF 1`RDR-V are happy to say, that the accounts this week are irdicativi& II of a. better order of things. From Leeds, I1iudder.xfield, Isiad the mianufacturing districts of Yorkshire, generally, the demand for goods continues. At the former place it dwas, onl Saturday end Tuvesday last, principally confined to fuse cloths, !in which a fair share of' business ...

... 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 ...

... Volt of pull' 3ntpott, Nrom the 21st to ike 27th Aay, 1842, bolk tncolwive. .,oMM rore ;sIc s Isa U M s rtu4 A k vus sivv auu5. Panope, Candler, from Alexandria, 911 quarters linseed, 876 quarters sesemseed W Priest and Son D William Darley, Draper, from Ffamburg, 4 easks salted hides, S 14 bales tow, 88 bales wool, 38 bales woollen rags, I case wine, r; 755 bags wheat Brownlow and Co b- f ...

... JUNE 3, 1842. Scui.coatas Union. a meeting of the guardians on Tuesday last, (*unstable lialty, ui the Hull police, and bis wife, wctc elected master and mistress of the Uni ...

... WVIULST England is relaxing her duties on French silks, chi French gloves, and French shoes, the French government is on the eve of pursuing a very different course. We learn, Hi from what took place in the French Chamber of Deputies, on Ta 'day week,-and from Sir ROBERT PBEL'S reply to litt ,, a queso nby Mr. LAnOUCnEas, onTuesdaylast,-that the du g ministry of Louis Pui L pPEIrwill, very ...

... Agricultural anu 06inimertfal A*flarkets. HULL CORN EXCHANGE, June 7.-The weather has been L remarkably line since our last report, and the bdsiness transacted H in free foreign wheat during the week only to a muderateextent, H without any alteration in value. In bond wheAt the sales have M also been licnited, at late rates. There has been a good deal of G inquiry for bonded oats, and some ...

... CITY, WEDNESDAY EVgENING-ENGLISH FU5DDS.-The intelligence received by the overland mail from India and China; in a political as well as a commercial point of vievw is deemed of much importance among the mercantile and monetary classes, but as respects the publc securities little or no alteration was produced in values; but that alteration was downwards. Consols for the opening, ex div., being ...

... X2bippino JntellhIence. - - - - .BA :TAT n ' ' PORT OF HULL. H 'o TELEGaPH Oprica, JUNts 9. - Wind at Humber Float, a i hte N.N,,. to N.E., fresh.. Bar. 30.46.--Off Humber Float, aft he Outward, at 8 A.M.-No. 2140, Win. Darley, stmr. 10 A.M.- b No. 2111, William; brig; 2179, Neptune, stmr.-At anchor 23 he in Hawke Roads, at 7 rM-No. 2539, Amity, brig. le FLASBIRO' HEAD TELUrGAPas STATION, ...

... Vort of jull Import, From the 28th May to the 3rd June, 1842, boi 'itiieite. * L Richard, Eagelsmau, from AnislerdamnI 85 ions cattle bones C N Veltmano, and Co Transit,*oaeb, from Hamburg, l caskibaleeooteiituflkn0wD, ci 20 casks !affers, 14 bales wool, 40 balea woollen rags, 2 bales al dried calf skins, 50 tundles salted calf skins. I case furnUiture. I box tobcco pipes 2, casksa drugs; 30: ...

... orit of Mull 3Itpots, From the 4th to the I0t June, 1842, both ,nczooire. Paimna, Penestich, from Venice, 240 tons cattle bones Morebouse, Brown, and Co Stad Buxtehude' FPickenpack, 890 qrs wheat S F and 0 Burstall j Roberts, Woodlbouse, from Hamburg, .570.qrs wheat, 3i tons b linseed cnkes 1 piec8 furniture G Greeuwood . Ashe rteo Bulkely, from Hambrg, 580 qrs whet SF andG B~ursatll, b Ellen, ...

... 'tJipplng lnteligence. is PORT OF HULL. )r GREENLAND FisnRmY.-The Fortuna, from (he Greenland in fishery, arrived at Flensburg on the 6th ijst., full of seals. She let the ice on the 23rd of May. The seal fisheiy this season has been very suec ssful; and the accounts brought by her of 9 the other foreign vessels, amounting to 20, are ns follows:- g F/ensburg.-April-Jnnige Martin, 5000 seals; ...

... gricuIltural anw Q~onmiercial fliaititets. HULL CORN EXCHANGE, June 14.-We have had another week of uninterrupted fine weather, and fears are beginning to be entertained for spring corn for want of rain. The transactions in wheat during the week have been very limited, with little or no alteration in prices. There was a good deal of inquiry for bonded oats, and higher rates have been paid, but ...