... 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 ...

... ISPECIAL MEETING OF THE YORK AND I NEWCASTLE RAILWAY COMPANY. Immediately at tIM close of tihe above meeting a special meeting of this company was a so held; Mr. Hudson, M P., in the chair. The secretary having read the advertisement by which the meeting had been called together, the chairman said, the first resolution wvas In reference to the proposed purchase and lcase of the Great North of ...

... ?? Intelft I - . genre. I PORT OF HULL. FOREIGN ARRIVED. SUrPraEMB1s 3-Gem, Presley, from Richibucto..- Leeds (a), Mowle, from Hamburg. Monarch (s), Main, from Ant. werp. 4-Concordia, Straackholder, from Leer. Anna Elizabeth, Schuldt, from Norderschleuse. Champion, Vaughan, from Archangel. 5-Amelia, Elliott,fromRotter- dam. Industry, Burdes, froro St. John. Walkinglon,-Sad. ler, from Rotterdam ...

... -Ar icultral all Q ?? lJtaritcts. I - _ - CORN MARK(ETS HIJULL, TUESD.Y, SEPT. 1. Since our last, with the exception of a heavy shower last night, we have had no interruption to the favouraa- ble conelusion of our harvest, and we can nose say that nearly all the wheat in this district is secured in very good order; this fine weather having been general we have had but little animation in the ...

... PROSPECTS OF OUR CHINTA TRADE, sI - We copy the following from the Alotsning Ctronl;cf, the mi- nisterial organ:_ Our relations with the Chinese empire, which late events were , supposed to have placed ol a broad adi firm basis, obviously threaten to become once mare highly complicated. Nor does the fault lie with us. The Ilan tchoo governmcut has long been i in a state of decrepitude, ...

... YORK AND NORTH MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY.-SPECIAL MEETING. I . - . , I Yosu;, Monday, September 14.-A special meeting of the shareholders in this company was held in the di rectors' room this day, for ihe purpose of exercisiug the powers and authorities given to the same company in and by an Oct of parliament passed in the last session, entitled, The Hull and belby Railway Purchase Act, 1846, ...

... 4The Bankers' Magazine for the present month has tl the following observations with reference to the recent a resolution of the Bank directors reducing the rate oi di discount:- bi This resolution we confidently expected, notwith- bi standing we were assured by parties connected with m the court that no alteration in the rate would take ft place. We said last month, at the conclusion of our ...

... Agricultural ana (Somincicial markets. I I CORN MARKET'S HULL, TUESDAY, SEFT. 22. Durieg the past week we have had a fair enquiry for wheat,and some business has been done at full prices. At to-day's market welhad only amoderate supply otwheat, either old or new, from the farmers, for which Millers paid Is to 2s per qr over last week's prices; in free foreign nothing doing. liut little spring ...

... I WOOL AND TRA.DE iiARKETS, A very important series of colonial wool sales have- been just commenced. The quantity to be offered may reach 25,000 bales. It is yet too early to enter into par-- ticulars. The attendance of buyers is good, and prices are firm. Messrs. Southey and Sos commenced the sales on Wednesday last with 1437 bales, on Thursday Messrs. Siaes offered 1913 bales, on Friday ...

... The public sales of. colonial and other wools have stea- dily gone on, each day last week, with a numerous at- tendance of buyers. Above 7000 bales passed the ham- mer in the following order :-Oo Monday Messrs. Simes offered 1653, and on Saturday about 1200 bales; on Tues- day Mr. H. P. Hughes offered 1063 bales; on the follow- ing day Messrs. W. C. and 1D. Jacomb offered 1441 bales; on ...

... CATThLEL AR[(ETS, ?? _-11 1 ?? SMITHIMELD MARlKET, MONDAY. We had on offer about C00 foreign Beasts, 2,300 ditto of Sheep and Larmrbs, and 20 Calves. The qnality was by no means first-rate, yet nearly the whole found buyers, at frill list week's pi-ices. For the time of year, the numbers of home-fed beasts on show this morning was rather imnited, and of vvry middling quality. The attendance of ...

... i gtpping telfign, . I PORT OF HULL. FOREIGN ARRIVED. SgrPT13Mn 10.-.lMariane, Vack, from .Dautzio. Maria Elizabeth, Thusing; from Haparanda. Horse (i) Krtsdop, from Bremen. Accommodatton, Newton; Geqrge, Witson, from Hamburg. Catharina Margaretha, Stebr, fr'om NOel dorf. Emanuel, Spiesen, from Waievort. ,'Monoblt (a), Main; from Antwerp, M3ary, Roos, from Elsinore. Tre Brodre; Sedeburg, from ...