... HULL PRICE CURRBNT.-APRIL 20, 1843. CATTLE BONES, perc Toll * £100B..S 1is0 FLAX, ItIIa, W ?? per CwL ?? 2 20 ..2 3 '3 Llglt P.T.24 . ?? . 2 0 2 1I 0 z llis ?? .. .. . 2 5 0 0 ?? 2 0 0 00 P.T.R. .. .. .. .. 117? 0 I.. 18 0 S.P.T.R. ?? 110I 0 2 US D. . ?? . .114 0..1170 Poterdbnrg t2ltosds . 0 0 0 a 00 0 V heads .. .. .. .. ..0 0 0 0 00 Narvo 12headls ?? 2 4 .. 00 0 'Jheads .. - ...

... MARKET IIE RALD. COfv rNEXCUANGEN, Mlondas1, April 8. In consequence of an unusually short supply of Wheat from all' the principal counties this morning, the millers were com- pelled to pay a slight advance in prices. The quality and con- dition of samples are much as usual, and a ready clearance was effected at an improvement generally of about is. per quarter since this day ?? more firmness ...

... THE DUBLIl MAi , SPECI;LLY REPORTED PO15 TUE PFtREMAN, FOR EDINQ ' ' Witt Saturday, 8th Apr1-il CORN MAnRET.-The latest English advice, a pave been few arrivals of foreign grain, and iadthat with , favourable winds from Ireland supplies were entail 0?4n opinion also favourable to speculation was eztant, tha * English-and Irish stocks of wheat were found to be ot? short, a matter that our ...

... LONDON CAZETTES. (From Tuesday's Gaazrx,April 25,1843.) COMMISSION signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Denbigh. Roval Denbigh Rifle Regiment of Aijlitia--Thomas Lloyd Fitchogh, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant, vice Kenyon, promoted. CO3MMISSIONS signedby the Lord Lieutenant ofthe county Of Salop- North Salopian Regiment .of Yeomanry Cavalry-Gene eStanton, Gent., to be Lieutenant. ...

... CORN MARKET-APRIL 28. We have had upon the whiole a. fair supply of English WHEAT during the hweek, with somequantity of Flour coastwise. The trade was very inanimate during the previous market-days, and several rung were left undiselosed of at the commencement of business this moin ig. Afairclearane was ultipmatelyffectedon much the same terms asprevailed on MondalY tendance of country buyers ...

... We beg to draw the attention of Government to the Savings Banks. We have for some time past watched with the greatest anxiety these institutions, not so much in regard to their ma- nageu ent, as to the terrific political engines to which they may be converted, and to the serious embarrassments to which they might subject the Government and the Banki of England, and consequently the whole ...

... lBefore going into a Committee of Supply, last night, Lord JomrN RUSSELL put some questions to Sir RoltEarr PEEL with regard to the state of the v~ negotiations with various Governments for commer- il cial treaties, and he thought that it would not be s unreasonable to require, that when the House met t1 after Easter, the Government should be prepared to 9 state, both with respect to the ...

... MONBY. SIARKET and CITY NEWS. I 1 - 4- , 'rfJESDAY. Some disposition was evinced to-day on the part ,f the public to sell Stock, various pnreels being winered on the mnarket, which produced a flatness, and Consols have in consequence receded to 906 to 4 for time, and 961 to B. fbr money; Bank Stock, 182 to 183; the Three per Cents. Reduced, 96.1 to I; the Threc-and-a-Half' per Cents. Reduced, ...

... MONBlr-MARKET and CITY NEWS. h o TUESDAY. f 'he second edition of the Morning cicl'02dee, l bringing intelligence of the arrival of the Overland Mail, with news from India and China, reached the at Clity two hours before the samne intelligence was or communicated by any other newspaper. The funds f were slightly affected by the news, and Consols a receded a shade, the quotations having gone ...

... Critical and Historical Essays contributed to the :Edinburgh, Review. By THomAs BAJ3lNCoTOr MACATULAY. In 3 vols. [Longman. These volumes contain a series of' disquisitions, almost every one of which has been read, admired, and talked about on its first appoarance as a remark- able production. They have had an immediate and extensive popularity, and we have rio doubt that they will take 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 ?? ...

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