... *f)fppinq Entellfarli-Ec. _-oo - C a PORT OF HULL. ClA TELEGRSAPH OtFICE, AUG. 18.-Wind S.S.E., light breeze. ed Bar. 30.13.-Otf the Hlumber Float, Inward, at 7.39 At.b- is- Templar, schr. 1 p.s.-No. 2070, La Reine, echr. 6.30 r P- irc No. 2182, Zeph3yr, T. yacht ; 2303, Gleonalbyn, stmr. -Oll the S )ill Humber Float, Outward, at 6.30 A.M-No. 2140, Wn Darlcy, 2 aRt attar. 9 30 A.o-No. 2179, ...

... I eAxports. 16 AMSST1Rso.0-N Veltmnann and Co, 25 boles 2 cases cottons, 24 bales woollens, I cask 17 cases hardware, 3 crates earthlen. ware, 300 boxes tin plates, 132 plates iron, 2 bales worslerd yarn. 5 bales linen yarn, 7 bales cotton twist, 3 csls Iinseed oil, 6 casks dliut glass, I caslr porter. T B Mhorley and Co. I bale wool ens. NV and C L Riigrose, I bale woollens, 3 bales cottons; ...

... vort of 1ull Imports, 19 From the 61h to the 1211/ .4ugust 1842, botl iaclousre. 22 5 Ca ,g Fire Sodskeude, Anthomisen, from Riga, 150 tonscattle bones ha C B Kruhse SR Traasit, Dickinson, from Hamburg, 9 casks 250 bundles ha salted calf skins, 4 bales dry calf skins, 732 bags rapeseed, 419 pr at bales waool, I bale 6 cases British goods, returned; 1 bale contents 69 a unliknown, 2 cases ...

... THE MONEY MARKET, CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-Theeventsinitlhe man-uI factecillg districts have necessarily affected both the stock and trading markets; but the more peaceable character of 1 the accounts received this week has had the effect of allayihli the apprehensions which have been entertained by capitalists for some days past, and the change is shewn in ,hc iscreased firmness of the price ...

... .Rflricultural alu Qaonllnercal jtlflarkets. HULL CORN EXCHANGE, August 16 -With the exception of the heavy rain on Wednesday evening, the weather has been remarktably fine since our last report, and harvest is now pretty general Iin this neighbourhood. During the past week there has been rather more business passing in foreign wheat, hot the holders were obliged to submit to lower prices. ...

... I InI ocr last week's paper we brought the accounts of the cc ou br:.ok :it the m:, nufacturing districts down to Wed- n a 'ay e .-I uii'g, when most of the mills in Manchester, ~ A tu ye-bridge, &c., had stopped -working; 1;andqa ih! utmost alarm prevailed throughout the district. Mess l 11 leys' and Messrs. Stirhings' mill WeSteol nso that continued wvorking on Wednes~aiy. 'VTo utmost con- ...