... - I tuIIIa~~oucca iair HEL CORN EXCHANGE, Dec 20.'AThere hasa been, a rc decidedly better feeling ir the rvh~atmarketilorlag the~pad week; Fill one or two lots pressing on the market at low priceLs have be en Bl taken by speculators, and somes sales at late rates have alrso been Ski made to millers from a diatance, It is well knoswn that millerasC generally are low in stock; in Wakefield ...

... 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 ...

... I Agricultural ant QJGopmercial JtOlarhets. HULL CORN EXCANG, 1h 27.-Te businesstr- sacted in every branch of the trade since our last report has been of ao very limiuted a character, that we can note no Alteration, whatever in value. .~ ..The recent failures in Wakefield and its vicinity have thrown much glooml over the trade generally. . . Onr to-day's market waos of so completely a holiday ...

... 'JiPping Inalligence. Is; PORT OF HULL. lic FLrAseRo' HEAn TELEGRAPH STATION.-Wedoesday, Dec. e, 28.-Wind W., W.N.W., W. by N., light breeze-tine. Bar. IIY 29.50, rising. Ther. 44.-Southward, at 11 .5a.-No. 113, er, M.M.B.S., schr. ; No. 1353, Roxane, do.; Avon, brig. 1.3c hto r.m.-Times, do., of Newcastle. 2.30 P.m.-No. 2317, Harriet, Ir. B.b., of Newcastle. 3 P.m.-Albion, bgtn.-Northward, at ...

... '12b0(ppin2 XIitefligence. be' PORT OF HULL.f Iit to HULL, Dec. IG.-The British Queen, and the United King.. of dorn, steamers, from Stockton, with a dredging machine and lighters in tow, have passed by here for Selby.-12-The Montreal, Allen, of this port, from Alexandria for London, ex.. he perienoed very boisterous weather on the passage, and lost main. he yard and jib.houm in consequence of ...

... agricultural an'b (Soutmercfal jblIariets. I - -o ~ - - -- -I A ~t of .of rHULL SHARE LIST.-Dsc. 15, 1842. the rFreoti mr. c. 7J'iikion'o quotation.) deAmount I? Ansount Price hit Leed Share. goi0. Share a itnLondonS Birmnalgbain Railway 100 900 0 1150 0 0e cr- GadJunction dittoI 100 100 0 4374 cm-y Greatd We stern ditto.. 100 5 0 .,. 00 0 1 itty. ...

... '*bfppillg lixtelligena. - :^ ~~Crr * - Z, PORT OF HULL. h HULL, Nov. 24-The Fortuna, Raymond, from Newcastle for c - Rouen, has put is here, leaky.-30-The Fortuna, Raymond, S has proceeded for Roue. II The following vessels were spoken with by the bark lade. n )n pendent, Capt. Hopkinson, on her passage from Bombay; Ly, artived at this port on 29th inst. :-Sept. 25, the bark Cinderella ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-DIc. 29, 1842. CATTLE BONES, per Ton 5.0 £4 50 ..Z 00 FLAX, Riga, W.PT.R, per Cwt 2 5 0 25o0 .Light P.T-.lt ..2 0 0 _~.2 1 zEns. 2 20 25s0 C.M.. .2 0 0 0 00 P.T.R.1 0 5 0300 S.P.T.R1900..,.200 D.C ..140 .. 170 Pees9r lheada.. ...

... . davialltuval and GoulmErEial 11-MaltEts. C, -- HVULL colO ExcHANGE, Nov 29.-NNWe have to report more firmness Ill the corn trade siuce last Tuesday, without however much actual business having taken place.. .There has ' bees more or less of rain every dauy, and the condition of new 0 rail, is now affected .At this day's market, in conoequencee of being Mlartinmas week, wye had only a ...

... 0fiPping IntfifgInce. e, we - ound, PORT OF HULL. best H ULL, DEc. 2.-The Fame, Wilson, for Rouen, has put back d.- threugha stress of weatber.-The Fly, Chaplin, has put back into our harbour, after having been detained several days in the roads by contrary winds.-4.-Tke Fame, Wilson; and the ,LBR, Fly, Chaplin, have proceeded again this morning. name FLAMBRSO' H13AD TELEGOAPH: Tuesday, Dec. 6 ...

... IDolt of L.4ttll 1111portst -Ir _ -, A tvi,4Ice pFomn tho 26th Nov. to the 2nd Dec., both incluzsive, In FF Charles, Thorntoll, from Cadiz. For Hull-55 butts 112, bt k: hogoheads 50 quarter casks wine, 2 caSeDS Contents unknown. irFor Newcastle-7 butts 26 hogsheads S quarter casks wine. For ir ur Stockton-3 butts 217 hogsheads wisse. For sunderlaud-8 butts hi~ wine C Bamford ey Transit, ...

... OgTicultural allb Commercial jifletitt.ts. HIULL CORN EXCHANGE, Dee G.-The tranesaotlos during ,t week have beets to a very limited extent, without any ine , ~ the price of any article in the trade, and the holders 13ef foreign, wheat were unwillingtosbt tPlwerr!e. e *kt this day's market the supply of English wheat was again U, * ad only in middling condition. The best dry samples ~edalythe ...