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... 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 ...
... CATTLE iSl4RK ETS, SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY. During the past week, the imports of live stock into London have consisted of 250 oxen and cows, 800 sheep, 250 lambs, and 32 calves from Rotterdam; 200 oxen and cows, 400 sheep, 500 4ambs, and 10 calves from Harlin- gen; 60 oxen, 100 sheep, and 20 pigs from Holland; while at Hull they amounted to 108 cows, 53 oxen, 450 sheep, 15 calves, and 26 ...
... Raricu-tural alnt QGaonmercial J1atrtts.i CORN MARKETS, HULL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4. With the exception of a severe thunder storm oh Sa- turday evening we have had another week of the most favourable harvest weather, and our farmers are all as busy as can be in cutting. At to-day's market we had only a short supply of wheat from the farmers, caused by their being so busy at home; the prices of ...
... 1 - - - . . A, . , (From the Manchester Courier.) MANCHESTER, TUESDAY EVENING.-The demand for both cloth and yarn has been limited to-day, with prices in favour of the buyer, particularly for goods and yarn, suitable for the East, the advices whence continue of an unfavosrable kind, there being many failures, and an in- creased stringency in the money markets. The failure of Illessrs.Yates and ...
... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-JULY, 29, 1846. r -T -O . n LNSEED, Odessa, perquaX.£2 i 0to c0 0 0 - _- Peterburgue,., 2 2 0 ?? 0 0 a Cornne .s 1 16 o .. 1 iS 0 Iuferior 0 0 0 ?? 0 0 0 1Riga ?? ?? I 1.70 -- MexnelandKonigsberg. 114 0 .. I 10 0 ?? -Archa gel . 0 0 0 .. 08 0 Hambro' and Danish 0 0 00 . 00 0 2 8 0 00 0 RAPESEED, German, per last . 20 0 0 . 220 Hungarian . 000 0 0 0 O L -BlackSea ?? ...
... We have before us a copy of Burn's Comsmercial Olance, for the flrgt six months of the present year, just published; from this valuable document we learn that the exports of cotton yara for the first six months of the present year have been larger than to a similar period in any previous year; the largest exports have been to the Manse Towns, &c., India, and Holland. Com- pared with a similar ...
... I BANIR1ePTo-FRO1[ TE LONDON GAZETTE. FRIDAY, JULY 31. BIRnD, I., ltarrow-on-tho-iill, grocer. SUCR, J. J., Walworth-road, auctioneer. WnAGG, J., Melino-place, Westminster-bridge-road, iron- merchant. PALMzn, J., Worthing, painter. ELLIOTT, W., Petworth, Sussex, corn merchant. CLARK, B., Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, ale merchant. WILKIN, A., Camberwell, merchant. CARNE, J., jun., Falmouth, ...
... Thursday, Three oClock. E ~~ > 7 c. I ~~Price per ?? a E RAILWAYS. Share, Priceper July S0. Share. ?? £ £j. tiO Atl Durham and Sunderland ?? !28 @ 30 2£ 8 3 25 l4 EniternCounties ?? 24 -24i 24 ?? 14 DittoNo ?? ?? 1 -1pm _ l4l 0 Dittori ?? is-.) 18.1o ,d~ 20 0 Ditto York extension ?? 4 2 54.- 10 30 Eastern Untion ?? 4 - - 4S 50 111 Hull1SSelbvy, lper ent.guar.:IOO -l06 25 I5 Ditto ' shares . ...
... I | The business done during the past week has been only for actual wants of the trade; the home buyers waiting the new sugar duties coming into operation before purchasing to any great extent. Both town and coun- try buyers are moderately stocked, so that ere long a large business is looked for. Prices of many articles are lower, still there is a steady consumption going on. Export goods are ...