... HULL PRICE CURtRENT.-JAN. 12,1843. 3, CATTLE DO,S ,eTon SI ?? 26 0 4 .50 La FLAX, RimoWP .ftA , per Cwt * 2 3 0 ?? 25 00 Light P.T.R. 2 0. 0. ?? 2 0 1 3- ?? ?? 2 0 ?? 0 e ?? 00, 0O00 ?? ?? 00 S.PT.1. ?? ?? 200 ?? ..I14 0 ?? 1170 d Potersbure ?? 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 I0 21orvnij2 lcheode ?? ?? 2 0 0 0 O ?? 0 o..0 0 0 LO Flemish, ?? o 0 ?? 4 0 1) Dutch ?? 0 450 Ca Arehanigel Otboeroey ?? ?? ...

... j I t igricuitural aln Qonimrdial AIfaldtes. iess -- - the HULL CORN EXCHANGE, Jan I7.-The improvement the noted in our last circular has been fully maintained duriug the t ar. week, and having had several buyers from dilierent parts of the v be Interior, rather anu extensive business has taken place in old ,le. foreign wheat; altogether, a firmer feeling pervades the trade, and several ...

... Agriculturaf anb ionntercial Jlarfuets. vin 05- s1 ree HULL CORN EXCHANGE, Jan 24.-The dalluess which Bean he has been experienced in London and other large markets during Barle he the past week has been felt here, and consequently tire business Rye on done has bean quite of a retail character, at about Is under the DC eot rates previnusly Obtained .. . It msnst not however be forgotten, grain ...

... THlE TRADE WITH THE EAST INDIES. Sr- ?? for ts Mr. Stikeruan, of the East India and China Association, ti 1 n s. ls5 jslt iblslised 11is coniparntiv cstat emcnlt of tie number n v, of' lritishs ilips, vith their tonlinge, hviltl llive cnteled t rs. inwards an(1 cleared outwards from ?? to places within tuis 1he dib limits of thle East Indin Compiany's charter in th1e y eas hal ns 1841 and 1842 ...

... I HULL PRICE CURRENT.-JAN. 19,1843. 0 CATTLE BONES, per ¶ton .. £42. . ,..£I6Ft 00 r F'LAX, llign, W.P.T.RIpriw ?? 2 30 o.,2 5 0 Light PTt. ?? 2 1 0 4 ?? ?? 220 25 0 ?? ?? 0 0 0 P.T. ?? 0 00 0 ?? II 90 2 0 0 0 ?? I1170 Petersbur 12heads ?? ?? ?? 0* 0 0g is 9nvalleals ?? ?? 4 ?? 0 0 0 ?? ?? 0 0 0 Y Fleniolo, ?? 0 40 0 D5 Btch ?? 45 0 Archangel ?? ,.0 0 0 1. ?? 0 . 2 10 0 Y HlEMP, Polish ...

... , terV ry,EXTRACT FROM TIlE CIRCULAR OF JOHN LEE SMITH ed AND CO. in Some time has now elapsed since readdressed you on the subject of the tea trade. and as the events of the last few years ee have been of so important a character, we consider that some es account will prove not only interesting but advantageous to your inerest. The many changes that have occurred in the tea trade during the ...

... a, Ii'- * L' o uu p- 4ue. riLUV1iNULAlD UVIUtt IVLA1t1.5,1 n. Ex LIVERPOOL, Jan 24.-The trade to-day was extremely dull, many holdeirs f wheat riot haringeffected a sale, though dispose d I to submit to somewhat lower raesa; we note old wheat Id to 2d, hail new 3d per bushel cheaper than ott this day se'nnight. Prices of ASN flour and oatmeal were scarcely varied; each met a very limited evei ...

... 6uDipping Intelligene. PnWT nu I-TTY r id sO -rr-Z ?? ?? nore PORT OF HULL. good FLLAITnO' HS ADTELEGRAPH SrrIoN.-Wedneeday, Jan. 25. good -Wind ?? W., fresh breeze-glooanay. Bar. 29.75, rising; ne o tser. 47.-Southward, at 8 A.sm.-No, 2319, B.b. 8.15 A.m.- No. 2171, Humber, sink., from Dundee to Hull. 11 t.m-No. 2981, Briton's Pride, B.schr.; 2809, Maria, do., from Arbroath to London. 11,30 A ...

... '*jjjppiTtQ Elite( lice, te - - -- - - - it. PORT OF HULL. t.I PFLAMBRO' UIO AD TLEGEBAPF STArTON.-Wednesday, Jan, 18. Of -Wind W.N.W. to W. by S., light breeze-hazy. Bar. 30.10. rising; ther. 48.-North ward, at 11.30 A.-M-No. 2, Salmn, ce r., ftm London to Scotland; Gratitude, brig. Greek polacea n. brig, riding it, Bridlington bay, bound to Hull. 4 Pm .-Fortuna M brig. 15 anit passed ...

... PUBLIC DINNER IN CELEBRATION OF THE OPENING OF THE CORN-EXCHANGE AND PUBLIC-RooMS. tug About eighteen months ago lie foundation stone of at til to public building, intended for a Corn-Exchange and a suit 1 ner of Public-Rooms, was laid in the New Road, Driffield, bo vas and a full account of thle proceeding then appeared in this eo on- ;iaper. The wvart of a cornt-exchange for the farmers and ...

... . | HULL PRICE CURRENT.-JAN. 5, 1843. ,nCATTLE BONES, per Ton .. . *. £4 2 -d _g4. 5 0 FLXn RiaW.P.T.R, ?? . 2 300 .250 ?? 250O C .M . ?? ?? 20 2 O000 ~9 ?? ?? 10 . ?? 9000 U S.P.T.R ?? 20 0 nso D.C ?? ?? It 1170 tn Petersburg ?? 0 0 ?? 0O o 9 ?? 0 000a ae Narvai12 ?? 0 ?? 0a 0 9 ?? ?? 00 0 d Flemish, ?? 0 ?? 4 0 0 Dutch ?? ..200 . 4 5'0 Archangel ?? i1 0 ..o0a 0 11 ?? S 200 n HEMP, ...

... 7f:W tturaI anb r!DouurdfaI AJ*arket0 HULL~7r~ CONBCH E San. I10.-For the season of the of yar her hasbee a airamount of buainess doing Inforeign M. wheat daring the paet week, entirely to millers, and ail inland of markets being dearer the trade has assumed a decidedly firmera of appearance. In spring corn we have heard of no tranoactions. cle At thin daty's market there was a fair supply of ...