... * iHULL PBIcE OUUi1ENT.-APRL, 1, 1846. LIN4SEED,. Odessa, per quar ?? i 2. 0. to AOM 00 - -Peteisburinie ?? '2 4 ~0*.00 0 W.ICommoun ?? 2 0 0 2 1 0 Iz~ec~or . .18 8 .. 1 19a - -MernelandKonigabee ?? 1900 'Archangl . 000. 0 0 0 - -Hdmbco'.audDanish . 0 0 0.00 0 1t eEtedding,.2 8 0.2~ 10 0 ?? 2110 .0I. 2 U~gS~ln . ?? 25 0o' B~-laokSea'.,.. ?? 0 0 ..00 0 OILS, Gallpoll, par ?? ?? '3 a 400 00 M-Mi ...

... i. ds - l a . A decided improvement has taken place in the tone of the Wheat trade during the past week, and we are disposed to think that the lowest point haa now been passed. The Millers have for severeal weeks bought very spariegly, their stock have conse- quently been considerably reduced, and as the return of Sir R. Peel to power has restored confidence, the 'rarmers are not likely t ...

... | (tricultutrai antb (Tommcnt1Ri Ifarfluts I. I ,- tIU ?? CORN HiARMSETh HULL, TuriDAY, AtUVST 1s. We have had a week of very fine weather, which our farmners have tahen advantage of, and we may now say that our wheat cutting in this district is all but con- eluded, and considerable progress has been made in lead- ing; what little has been thrashed out so far, is yielding scarcely so well as ...

... MEETING OF THE HULL CHAMBER OF . -Q ~ I -: - CObMM ERCE. I I i . I lUa.L t A wn - ?? . - I A HULL AND SEiLBY RAIULWAY. A gene:al n~aeting of the members of the Hull Chambor of Ceanmneree, was heold Ilathe Exchange, on Wednesday, at olevon weiack, 10 tnkc Int consider tioaceporey fe dun Parliament against the ?? or setting of the luh anid 9oiby'Rlailway.1 Mr.h AlennTespoe h rsident of the ...

... I 1I ?? n , 1846 ?? pequr' ±2 50to £2 6 - -Petrslurg ue. 2 4 0 10 0 Common.170. 0 Inferior.. 006 . 00 0..0.01 .. 0 r0 Archangel ?? ?? I 0 . 2 2 0 Ilanibro' and Dns 1 0 0 0 . 0 0 --F eding ?? 0. 12 RAPESEED, German, per loot ..23 00 ..24 0 - ~Hungarsass.00 0 00ua Ro,pe, pae, perew 41 6 0 130o Linsee . .1so0 .. q9 1s Genunio Northern Whole without casks,lper ins- Sperma.I tan ? ...

... I *hIpping Intelligence. I FORT OF HULL. AuoUsT 5.-Tbe William and Mary, Austwick, from Goole, bound to Maidstone, with shoddy wool, has been towed in here, her cargo having taken fire. FOREIGN ARRIVED. JULY 30.-Victor, Lanton, from Stockholm. Ecoundus, Pettersen, from Fredericksham. Anna Maria, Hauck, from Carolinenslel. Horsa (s), Grote, from Bremen. Christine Maria, Blerfreund, from ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING- UP . A . THE PAST WEEK. WHEAT-A fair quantity was offered for sale in Ilark lane last Monday from Essex, Rent, and Suffolk, and, the condition not being so good as previously, a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. had to be submitted to before sales could be effected; but when this concession was made, the millers bought rather more readily, and, on the whole, a fair ...

... BI.N1iRUPD.- FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. I FRIDAY, APRIL 17. REBxronn, T., baker, Croydon-comnlon. a SANKEY, B., surgeon, Canterbury. BILLINGS, B., victualler, Harlow, Essex. STEARIIAN, W., carpcntcr and builder, Princes-street, Ca. dogan-street, Chelsea. MILLS, W., glove manufacturer, Foster-lane, City. 1 MORLEY, II. R., merchaut, Kingston-upon-llull. BEAUMSONT, A. M1l., woollest cloth ...

... CATTLE MARKETS SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY. During last week, the annexed arrivals of foreign stock took place into London:- From whence. Oxen. Cows. Sheep, Lambs. Calves. Deamark.. 20 *78 - - - Hambro'. .. 20 25 7 - Rotterdam. 52 170 688 39 30 Harlingen. 22 327 1564 40 85 Totals .. 114 600 2159 79 115 The above exhibits a grand total of 3069 head. At Hull, about 400 head of various kinds of ...

... Wa Totte ant Commeree. HULL TRADE REPORT. LiNstass .-The import. consisting of a cargo froes Odessa, ansd one from Memel, amounts to 2,800 qrs., only is small proportion of which has come upon the market for sale. rho trade continues without any animation, no salps of can .. sequence having been made during the week. The parcel of Konigsberg offered at public sale on Tuesday Inst, sold at 259. ...

... 9Dqtppillg Intelftgence. PORT OF HULL. FOREIGN ARRIVED. MAY 21.-Sympnathy, Walmbley, from Hamburg. Carl Johan, Gaultzau, from Malta. Monarch (a), Main, from Antwerp. 22.-Hamburg (9), Brown, from Hamburg. Christina Elizabeth, Raabe, from Toning. 24.-Prosperity, Lindsay, from Riga. Adolphine, Marting, from Rostock. Nicoletts Minde, Eyser, from Aalborg. Eliza, Sleightholm, tromWindau. ...

... I. Acirfatitttral antr QNitittactal 31119arkets.- CORN MARKETS / H IIULL, TURSDAY, MAY 26. We have to report the same dullness and inactivity in, the corn trade that we did last week as we have still no supply of old wheat. At to-day's market there was very little wheat offering, and for that, farmers were asking extravagant prices; our millers were therefore shy buyers at the rates of last ...