... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-ENGLISII FUNDS.- There has been some alteration in the position of the Stock market since this day -week, and the aswfully sudden death of the Duke of Orleans, together with the settlement of the heavy Consol account effected last Friday, have had a depressing influence on prices. The fluctuation in the funds, since our last review, has been one per Cent., but, from ...

... - 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 ...