... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-JULY4, 1844. CATTLlEBONE, ?? n .. fit 15 0.-£ 517I? FLAX, Itigo, %YV.T'eTl,IperCiyT .. 2 02 . Lighlt P.T. 11.t11.0,0.0. Ito Zini . . . .. ..118 1 , 0 10 C hi ?? .. .. ?? ?? 15 0,.0 0 0 F.P.1. ?? .. .. . . i1ld 0.000 D.C.* I112 02Al..0 0 0 Petersburg llheads110 0..0 00 head1 8h140..00 0 Ngirvalltieaids * 16 0.. 304 9 heads * 2 I ..0 0 0 Fleatisli,watered3 5 4 0 .40 0 ...

... S tipping Itelligence. --wo rV WTIT ?? ed PiiRT OF HULL' 21 sek FOREIGN ARRIVED. pr ITS. SZon *y.-Doxotlica Coustaatla, Jorgensen. from Band. Cuts hDIM. Laura, Riultedill, from Rotterdm, Marlion Aen, lo Cumming, front Riga. Ora Labora, Petersen, from Thisted. £ Dauits, Tihuroe, from Aalborg. Tre Wenner, Jorgensen, - from Faaborg. Carolile Margareoilt, Sorensen, from Stege. Ih -JUNe 28.-Drnia, ...

... . re ?? - vI ,anricultural allb (oimmercial flairkets.I| e, il~iLi' CORN E\CHtANUE. July 2.-At tbIS 0 are Rnerh lwe vero only moderately supplied wilth Enagish Intl til whos but fully adequate to the demand, elid must be noted will 'I Lu per qr lower; the same dtellito was submitted to on foreign mar whilet ehere sales could be effected. Birley and beans ruled for dull it late prices; oats ...

... (From 1the 22nd to the 28Yh fluse,'1844, bol hinclutirt) Leeds (a) from. Hnamburg7,l caso I parcel British goods returned, 12 eased fernlture, ?? beads, seases ore, I case wine; I Vase esltanemarjlne, 8 ?? greaneobutter, 24 easks z5ffers, 468 bags cloverseed, 214, bags tares, .1,117 buos barloy-J Sanddrsori, aent. ieior M'Gregdi (a) freao Ham- burg-4c2 bales wool 117 big ivheil, 60 bags beanOs ...

... . -r -- ?? - r T T r s L. :_ . I ?? Of LINSEED, the import amounts toabout24,000qra; if viz, 1000 qrs from Alexandria, 1100 from ilemel, and '560 is from Pernan, the Memiel behig for crushers' account of I tho Nlexanod~ria, part lift found purchasers, and the re. nlail dr is offered at 10s per qr. The transactions durillg the week have been to a fair extent, ehiefly in small _ pareels, the ...

... EiJ RKETS OF COLONIAL PRODUCE. I- ?? 7'eestlq .Evesnz.7q. A I SIJGAR.-Tlic imrn'liet for British Plantation is hseavy PL as about 3900 hlids. having boees sold at rather lower sirices. Titoe public Ots~l have consisted chielly of tot tiobde. Trinidad. l1lt Ti'lkliiiad digar and oassweetenithe eraserkat l5ss. L to5l.li.for good 0.s 15i0brown, andrthe laiter at 255. foir fir yjo (ai '.being, ...

... L,;.iVBOAT G.AZ'T2'-i&, TUESDA :r Jity 2. 11 | lf.tU~11PTC, s, COLU.Tt- ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YSTERDAY, JULY 5. We have a fair arrival of Wheat to this day's market the trade was exceedingly flat, and all descriptions must he noted Is. per qr. lower. Barley in request at former rates. Oats, Beans, and Shelling remain unaltered in value. LIVERPOOL CORN-EXCEANGE. Tuesday, July 2.-There w were several country millers at market this morning, and at a decline of Id. ...

... LEEDS CORN MARIKET, TUESDAY, JULY 2ND.- The arrival ot Wheat to this day's market is larger, with a iair supply of other articles. Wheat has bcen very s!ow, and to make sales, Is to 2s per qr lower. Oats . to A per stone lower. Beans rather lower. The weather has been fine since ]ast Tuesday. THE AVERAGE PRICES OF WHEAT, FOR T1E WEEK ENDING JULY 2, 1844. WhVeat. Barley. Oats. Rye. Beans. Peeq. ...

... THE CLOTH CTURESI ills THrn WOOL TR.ADrE5 LioadaTsr 5j, ports of wool into London durnisgte Thrsa Eccai-1-h i anbales, of which 668 were from van DeekensLndn t l,5j1 300 from Germany, 01 from the Cape, an 8fo Beiginn SdThe, ly- lass been a steady business doing ij wool ltsefre, telt -ea Thre '911 reoprts from the Oontinental fairs Ar very inow 41. the16th Junke from Warsaw gtate that the wool ...

... LONDON 6;AZRBT'TE FRIDAY, Jane 28. BANKRUPTS. All the Meefingsof Coinisissiosers id Middlesecx arehe d at thec Commnissiohers' Court, Basinghall Street, London. FLTETCIIER Joseph, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, patint and colour nianafacturer, to sur. July l0 and 39, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool.-Sol. Evans, Liver- pool.-oltctial assignee, Bird.-Pet. crs. Win. Bird, ...

... LONDON CORN-EXCHANG9,-MONDAY JULY 1-The v stands were well filled with samples of Wheat of D home produce. Fine qualities of both red and white r declined is, other descriptions 2s per quarter; yet a large portion of the supply was left over for Wednes. j day's market. Tee quantity of free Foreign Wheat a on offer was not large. To effect sales a decline of quite Is per quarter must have been ...