... -- - ?? YORKFSHIRE AND LINCOLNSHIRE CORN MdARKETS. ISIUAfIU%.T I 0. been BARINSLEY, Jan 18.-We had a good attendance, together with a moderate supply of all descriptions of grain; in the wheat market there was nor quite so much animation as tlso week pre- vious ;however, it remained firm, without alteration, as did also all other descriptions of grain. Cully B3EVERILEY, Jan 21.-Our market ?? ...

... A-mifculturaT anbo Qioniercial jiarkett. IUWLL COPN EXCHANGi%, August 8.-The dulness re- ported in pur circular of t'is day se'sn~ght was partially te. covered in the after part of the weel; holder3 evinced no dla. position to give way materially in their demands, and In the few sales made nearly-preiiou3 rates were obtained; buyers were, however, very cautioug ?? The dull accounts from Mark ...

... rifctlturad aid Q~oiumverdfal JItarkets. i(NSFECTORt'S WEEKLY CORN RETURN FORl HULL. a QUATITES. AMOUNT. PER OR. 0W he ?? X7~r.Shs 4687 163 £2 15 01q ?? 174 0 286 16 6 112 Ilii ?? 253 2 198 46 O1 33 ?? 000 0 0 00 0 'Beans ?? 81 4 12415 6 1 8 0b 0 ?? 853 3 10483 1191 I a HULL CORN EXCHANGE, Dec. 12.-During thle past week ., Itile corn trade has been very dull, but wilbout any material a - ?? ...

... agrfcultural ant eonntercial 1Itarkets. ?? . . . .. : .me no 3heriff HULL CORN EXCHANGE, April I11.-The trade during the was vened, paat week has folly supported the improvemsieft noted In our last pe gvn ?? otinued demand from millers, LI Drence some sales have also been made to speculatoirs-a somewhat new of b feature. Altogether the trade looeks healthier than forsoe en innring mouths ?? ...

... Agricultural anit lommertfal -F-Mauiets. air. cc re INSPECTOR'S WBEKLY CORN RETURN FOR HULL. h the QUANiTITIRS. AMO0UNT. run QR. 15 the 5 ?? I04gqr 7buah. £2752 14 41 £2 12 94 gt ing Barley ?? 180 0 244 I8S9 112 5 VilOats ?? 7 0519 0 017 0 ol ?? 00 00 0 0 0 hi ay Beans ?? 0 401 00 110I ol ea, ?? 0000 000 si ~er hi er HULL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov 7.-There has been very tt l.little business in wheat ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-AuOsT 24, 1843. CA'liTLE BONES, per Ton ?? £335 0 £4 0 0 FLAX, Riga, W. P.T.11,perCwt .. 2 0 2 3 0 Lignt P.1.U . ?? ?? ?? 2 0 0 2 1 0 2.ii. ?? ?? ..2 0 0 ?? 0 0 0 C . M . 20 000 I R. ?? 1 17 0 1180 S. P.T .. ?? ?? . II 0 2 0 0 D .C. 1140 117(0 Petersburg 12helad ?? ?? ?? 0 0 0 ?? 0 0 0 9 heads ?? ?? ?? ?? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Narva 12 ?? ?? .. .. .. 2 00o ...

... ofit44ping IftettipiTte. FRIDAY, AUGUST 1&-Wlnd N.W., light. Baronet. Wylie, from Constantinople at Malta Torob. Brown. hence at Syra 'Mary Jones, Cothay, fram Salonica at Smyrna Elizabeth, Stone, fr ...

... .'01ttupitta fittelityare.. . NOTICE TO MARINERI. A letter from Lloyd'e Agents. dated Melbourne, April 1, 1843, t notifies the erection of a ight-house on Shortland Bluff, about NiX mites inside the e ...

... :Z I O SHARE MARKET, Nov' 30. s NALe-FANT 101111111 0 CLOCE Pod. Me WE 1-: Ikill-and FtWAn th Di inhamand log WE ,n ?a. -jU? ?? DC ?? 10W O'o4!; Ila Y, h et y rhills I.25 0 0 en .1 I- ?. I, 0 )f Oo ...

... - - - a-tIT flytNIMICOM i CAUTION TO .1t i tlNUVRtS. 4 The foillowing is ain o r~ct of a 1eqtr:, coiIvPAof. 4tLov' Th Adirailtyisr. Jfarc 27. 4 During the eal.' *-f 221. Inetrmt, to.l but ?? to the 4! ...

... [ ferascub tericed gtutre~rt, *THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1843 COLONIAL ?? Biritish Plantation Sogar there hastbicenlittle doing. The gri.cers. ?? adeclineointibe pricesof Bengal, owingtesitheheatvy arriva ...

... DUBLIIN MARKETS. a , ?? art AAtMI*T ,e- (Ex*RESSLY WRITTEN FOR THE FlEAN ORA) [le SMITHFIELD. wsh ir, The supply of prime beasts at Thursday's marketwath WrS shortest witnessed for several weeks previout.Oigt to this scarcity prices not only fully maintained former quota. eltions, but in some instances an .advance, too trilling, how- eat ever, to note, was obtained. so- Contrary to what might ...