... -HUGL:COMMERCIAL- REPORT. 4 I I-Ulr . d oA Of LINSEED; our imports amount tilis week to about ' 17,b# t';.,itf whlch 650 qre are from Peterebarg, 31t50 from rm- Archangetljf;DOO from the Black Sea; and the remainder from lost Kontgbhurg, The demand iu the early part of the week was lect good, and several sales were made from the ship at preaent ion, rates; but moae recently buyers have shown ...

... INCREASED COMMEUCILI, & INDUSTRIAL PROSPERIrY OF THE BlRITISH PEOPLE.I T . -P 0- A d I;r, O Cl 0A * .. -. .. ?? OFH TIIE BRIITISH PEOPLE. The gratifying state of the national revenue for the last few quarters, and especially the increase of the productiveness of those portions of it which are usually considered as the test uf the national progress, have prepared most people for the conclusion ...

... ;ti- WsTHAT.-The quantity of wheat returned ?? week was oly143,882 qrH at 46i. Sd., against 143,874 qrs. at the same rate tad for the past ; howing only a difference of 12 qra. lit quanlity; . lid not e in prtee: limit of barley was 54,448 qrs., at-Ns, ;It per qr., against the previous return of 49,859 qri., at 33e, ild.; et- erxhititlg an increasa ot 4.489 qrs., and an adlvance bf 6d. lst per ...

... fpping. 1ntellfgence. fromPORT. OF, HULL. efrm I . FO EIGN AURIVED. Cr'k wasOCOT. 24,-JudIth, Kelsey. from Archangel. Teunc Oie- re.cent motoene Weyhorts, from Antwerp. 'Henri, dooririck, from nition Wyburg. Ajax, Iuluh1; Wilbefimon~, Stolrm from Dautzic. wchich Emilie, Bogdahl; Concordall, Schusltz; from Kernel,. gaid [Ion of- Alunelo, Kolnhil from zEwoliL. Concordla, Aoterson', froma going' ...

... ;Arfvultttral ?? aritets. - . . ?? ?? , m, , . , ?? ?? L-- . - . - , - . ?? . . ?? iHUL OddN pXCliANGE, Ot. 29.-The little buineas pannngi during the weekl was witthout avny iartlilon intble value Wf any article in the trade .At thildidaya h market the eupply of English whaut was only moderate, the Samples vere far tihe inot part in raollyoditlun. and fuly ?? last week'i ueurennj forelg~i ...

... HULL PRICEICURUENT.-OOT. 31, 1844. ATTLE 13ONES.DerToi.. 1 ?? 0 a (X CATTLE BONES,porrTon . 4 o0zo. a 0U ,lAX. Rigs, W.P.T.R,per GCt ?? 2 I o ?? f 3 4 L gn t'P.'J.I1 . ?? ?? . . 1l13 ?? ?? ?? ?? I I -: ID. 0 .ooQ C. 110 0U 0 0 P.T.. . . . i.1s56 Il 0,,,1 .M. . ?? ?? . .1 0 0 0 0 DC.P.T.. . . .. 1 12 0 0O0 Petersburg I Iouada 0 o o,, o o- o0 Duhend. .0 0 0 0 0 0 Narial2hcade . . U U ...

... I The new Royal Exchange of London was opened on Monday list, by the Queen in person. The day was observed ns a general holiday, and on no previous oeoa- sion has the metropolis presented a more brilliant ap- pearance. At eleven o'clock, her Mijesty and Prince Albert left Buckieghan Palace in the state carriage, drawn by eigbt cream-coloured horases, preceded by six of the royal carriages, ...

... Pianlliurl0o, ?? From Whe London OaZje of Friday, Ool. 25. BANK urTS. ,lgeph Simpson, Stock well, surrey, ?? an Tho5 Martin Cecksedge, Shadwell, M~liddlesex, and Nortbfieet, gent, ?? P ateoln Carter, 120, Long-nwre, Coachb ?? Ft~mer, Leamisngton Priors, Warwickshire, Carpenter- Jonto Gould, Congresbury. Somersetahire, cattle sales- ?? Jones, Birminghabm, victualler-Wm. W'nlker, Birmingham, ...

... EXTENSION OF THE YORK AND NORTH I MIDLAND RAILWAY. n; the A very illfluential meeting of the shareholders in the bar above railway was held on Monday afternoon, in the large room over ba) r, the ?? of the railway station in York, for the purpose of itbI xi sanctioning an application to Parliament in the ensuing session, for can )f power to enable the York and North Midland Railway Company, or ...

... a ?? dBENSON Thomas, of No, 12, North-place Gray's-tn-road, wan ks and of No. 108, Gray's-inn-lane, both in tile county of Mid- to-d ~d dlesex, stationer and account book maker, to suir. Nor. 7, at atoll i- half-past 1, and Dec. 10, at 12.-Sols. Badham and Houghton, brec Gray's-inu.-Offclcal assignee, Graham.-Bankrtipt's own pe- was A t ition, wee 3, ELLIOTT Ralph, of Durham, in the county of ...

... MARKET INTELLIGEI.'I.. as of i dis- is of le to If the 5sgri- i will serve it is le of Snat- t led, Moner Cen- ,loud, pear. uring PaTti. need- 7here. L the like sotn. what great style them poll. P cer- ut as COn- by it what ty, is sture LONDON CoRN EXCHANGE MONDAY, OCrOBE.. E. -The arrivals of English Wheat up to oar ?? during the past week have been moderately good, while those of Barley and ...

... WOOL. whOI . THB WOOL TRADE, London, 7tursday EwniW.-The subs , ismports of wool Into London during the week ending to-day were P f i1,055 bales, of which 631 bales were from Russia, 352 from Germany, a and 72 from Spain. The market for wool has been rather quiet. the: a Probably few who wear and admire the beautiful fabric and called Alpaca, are aware of the source of its production. The ...