... I T?= 1 9?Divvillq hiltdfigulm'. I PORI' OF HULL. FOIREIGN A ItUI VED. ?? °3-Sylplhide, Mlisy, from llavir. qi on Victoria, Nlichol,froul Chavlestoo. Aorta Clarra, Kanmp. :rom Pillau. 34-Aurora, HiunIter l;.orfiithial, DavidsIon, fronr St. Jot a. George, Huic, finS St. 'lnphes. Tsocayiv, -rev frim Y,.w Yortk. John Wright, Clarkso:n, front Diunl:iYr) 25-Karen, I)dmn, from OdewKee. Aguiptha, ...

... I - - - C E T _E . ?? _ O~~~rCATLE lMNlKEITS. WTVfEFIELD, IV DNLzsD.y, Dnorwxrrp 30. A short show of beasts, and 3O00 hate)p. Beef Cs tb 7f per stone;.muttou, 54d to 6Wd per lb. Bnsiness wans dull, part of the sheep being turned out unsold. NORWICHI CATTLE IIILL.-.SAURDAY, Dec. 26. 'We havo but few stock for sale to-day. Fat beasts a little more inquired for, sheep dull and lower. Pigs as last ...

... I N T D - The imports of wool since Monday last have bean eonl.- fined to 116 bales from T'ragurrog, 17 ditto from Antwerp, and 5B ditto from New York. As is almost invariably the caso at this period of the year, thie demand for all descriptions of wool is in a very inac- tive state; nevertheless, wee can notice no ;lterauiioi in. value. STATE OF TRADE (SATURDAY). LrEss.-But little business ...

... I~arclltla -nB Co- - -rtfl - I CORN MARIEMYIS NULL, TUaSDAY, DE(. 29. Since our last we have not had much business passing in the corn trade, till towards the end of the week, when considerable enquiry was again made for wheat for shipment te Ireland, at ifully lato rates; our market is now very bare of the quality required. We have still severe weather. At this day's market we had a good ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING, * Tip AST WEElJL I - . - . - WHEAT.-The supply at last. Mondoy's ,market in 3)fark:, lane was tolerably, good froth Usei atid Kenft; 'and h )avlil'e atherough change in the weatiser, from esevere(fost to a 'iepid, thaw, the coniditioni of thle samples was a goad deal ' afesetd,' which cause-d less sotivity to be manifested on* thc, part of~ the buyers, and ...

... B3A KI _US- U LO_ D_ \GAZETTl IlUDAY, ?? 25. ]. PL. ?? bteild-ftrelt-hill, nr~it I *LS I(xrn ., 11., ntiz'itford, cabines Iliaker. LLSION, WV. , A uglz..nk, Isortba nttooohire. usiroeon. (.AiD, J., WeSt!nury, \ i inin ir, niin. r. *(ODu, W1.., reeeinurll..street ironrnonn;er. IRELDI ?? A.. ?? '00, OO n, brewer. ROrEnInrS. 0.. iini-y Coed, (, rinnarvooI, ?? Er.l.ar, IJ., Li erpol, agrienlitural ...

... I PIC. 30, 1846. LINSEED, Odessa,plerqosar.-,i,,..,,. £2 10 0 to £t-0 0 o - -- Peteroburg ione ?? .2 8 O 0 Common . .. . o. 2 G 02 Inferior . 000 0, 6 . Riga ?? ?? . 2 06o.. 2 a O ?? emelandKonigbierg. .. 1 IS I O 2 6 0 Archangel - 2 . 0 .. O26 0 - ilianbro' and Danish . .6.6. 0 0 O 0 0 -Feeding , ?? . , ..1 4 0 0 0 RAiPIESEED, Gernan, per last. 20 0 0 27 0 0 --Hli ungarian ?? 0 0 0 ?? ...

... Itowptnig Hflltelgentc. NOTICE TO MARINERS SAND KeY.-Sand Key his again made its app'arance fifty feet to the westward of its former location, and where the light house originally stood there is now two feet water Mr. Waldron, late commander of the cutter Morris, has erected a staff sixty feet above the level of the sea wih a large black ball at the lead, on the new Sand Key, which can be seen ...

... I (From a New York Paper.) TUESIDAY, DEC. 8, Six p. Al -The stock market open- ad to-day rather heavy, but impro ved before the adjourn- ment of the first board; betwveesi the boards a further advance in prices was realised, but at the second board a slight decline was experienced, caused partially by the reception of the President's Message. The annexed statement exhibits thle aggregate ...

... An extraordinary meeting of tlits coaspany was held at tite at Dock Ofi~ce yesterday, which was catted by the Chairman in si 'pursuaisee of tire following requisition ?? INe, thle under- of signed, being proprietors of shares in else undertakiti for Fr m~aking a basin, or dock quay or wharf , reservOirs, and other (3 works, at the Port of Kfingston-upon-Ilsusll, do hereby request wo yrou to ...

... J a~crtlictral alti ?? larftets. . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ CORN MARKIETS. HULL, TunsDAY, JAN. 5. Since our last we have had only a smuall business pass- ing in the corn trade; holders are very firm, and buyers not feeling.1inclirred to payv such extreme rates as are asked, tended to make the tranrsactionrs limited, excep~t where their immredlato %vants compelled theur to hfuy, and then anadvanieeof Os ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING | THE PAST WEEK. _ I WHEAT.-The quantity on sale last Monday in Mark- lane was limited from all the near counties, wvith short arrivals from Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Cambridgahire, and a brisk demand was experienced for nil descriptions of home grown at an advance of 2s to 3s per qr., and for free foreign a similar improvement took place with a fair steady ...