... %Wu acres, WnflC Will aUBu j p.uw' v . g(gdrtt:tuAraI ab QIoIVACrEiaii* a .~g A ~ndde cli Qa HULL CORN EXl tANGR, June 28 -A considerab e qoan., tity of rain has fallen stae our report of this day.se nrfight, but 'e believe not mne than has hithertobeen benefipisl to the eropi. Douring the pwa week the trade has been very inaniedte.' Jet thero was a regular retail demand for free foreign ...

... ,I-., grifultural ailt( 0, onimercial -40--ladats. I HULL CORN EXCHANGE, July 12.-During the past week the transactions have been to a fair extent, both in free and bond wheat, without any mnaterial variation in value of either. In beans, peas, and oats, the business was very trilling, and prices unaltered . . . At this day's market we had more weheat offering by the farmers than last week, ...

... port of cull Imnports, From the 17th to the 22ndI July, both i jelusiec. )t Frau Gesina, Zimmermann, from Leer, 450 qrs oats C H 17 Knapp Cs Amophittite, Clase, from Gothenbarg, 2c 2qrs 10 deals, 7c 3qrs n 6 batteiss, S00 bundles laths, 51J tons linseed cakes J Dalton ir and Co t :0 Lady Lovat, MILean, from Stettin, 603 qrs wheat S F aud G *e Burstall :h Copernicus, Haman, from Konigsberg, ...

... Agricuitural alb Qfomutjial fi:flarkcts, llULL COItN EXCHANGE, July 6.-TI'bre hus beva it good dea ol lof t since our Iat report, but the farmitrs (lo not yet e to,,plain of having tot mnuch. The transactioius in free fot'ign irhltt lduring the week have on ly been to a limtited exltint, but. at full p. ices, and tbe~triflmng basiness done it bolnded wasnu cen. ftietl lo the best qIualidtes, ...

... - gritultural RIID QDOM.Illertifil AlRaltUS. HULL CORN EXCHANGE, July 19.-Since our last report the weather has continued remarkably fine for the growing crops, and the trade for all articles has been as dull as possible. The transactions %which took place in wheat were at lower prices, bet the holders being unwilling to submit to the decline required by the buyers, the business dune was ...

... CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-ENGLISH FUNDS.- Since our last, the sales of stock have been limited to small parcels, nor have the savings' banks commissioners beeD throwing any portion of the large sums they hold-not far from £25,000,000-upon the market. Money is easily obtained upon the best securities at from 2t to 3 per Cent., and notwithstanding the immense amounts of capital that have been ...

... Wort of pull Imports, From tIL 91h to the 15th July, both itnclsive, Patriot, Newby, from Steltin, 737 qrs wheat J Newby Transit, Dickinson, from Hamburg, 376 bags wheat, 5 casks salted calf skins, 200 bundles salted hides, 3 boxes glass beads, 1 case containing a piano forte, I trunk wearing apparel, I box books, 562 bales wool, 6 casks butter, 2 chests wise, 1 bale worsted yarn, 41 packages ...

... TE - MONEY M AKT. THIE MOXBEY MIAR KET,. .4 U zV- ; CiTY, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-,It,5eem5 to be the 8I .o 6pinio'p, tlhat commercial affairs have taken a decided turn ,tA ,f for the ,better.; the aiccounts from the manufacturing dis- n e tricts however are gloomy, thel increased duties imposed .by the French government upon English linens not having .e 1s a favourable effeot, as maymbeessiy ...

... * A -Af -.. AjFA-~ At-l BAA 71A;I; 1FR;t The comparative statement of the number of British 1I vessels, with their tonnage, &c.,enteredinwardsand cleared outwards from and to places within the limits of the East india Company's charter, from the 1st of January to the 30th of June, in the years 1841 and 1842, published quar- terly by the East India and China Association, has just made its ...

... *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 tuHll imports, From the 26th June to the Ist Jult, buth inctluime Transit, Roach, from Hamburg, I box embroidery, I. oml.. %furniture, I case polonies, I cask 212 packages British whmsm~. glactisred goods, returned ;2 cases mnetal, 2.88 bales wool, a itategi Iwine, I parcel contents unknown Brow:.low anid Co r Chariot, Robinsaon, from Aucona, 18G0 qis osheal, rat.si alak. Ideals W ...

... 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 ...