... COMPARA E ETURNS ?? i;:; ?? r' . . ;' - a . ' C~!OM~PE We haye been aord yldre huei thle ?? Trade wiith tie-, foloingW -Stetsia cout hc Of will he fon oist-elat the plriitm dues, For the bridge- goiff.,R- ?? t ,sloh Hndm hr.- fl.cla the ?? of Wheat for 5 Qre. 'Ora. QXEra. :qc. *X -. months, as taken fromt rip, the Gazette, ending V eak, Jan. 31, ?? 179,912 133,06 1816,0. 346,723 Do., erdieg ...

... E REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I THE PAST WEEK. WHEAT.-There was an extremely limited supply by land carriage samples from all the near counties at last Monday's market, and the arrivals from more dis-A tact ports vwere very scanty indeed; this, combined G with the renewal of activity at all markets held at the V close of the previous week, caused an animated demand it to spring up, and an ...

... I f!tppfng Inteltomfe. PORT OF HULL. The Sir Willina Wallace, clipper sehooner, came into the roads on the 4th of May, and has since come into the dock, having lost her masts off Whitby, during a thunder squall, I and was assisted in here by a steamor. FOREIGN ARRIVED. APRIL 29-lflnarch(), Main, fron Antwerp. 30-Vic- tory, Jarvis, from Ancona. Hengist (s), Grote, from Bremen. Sarah, Burton, ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I I . - --A ?? . ?? moderately fair quantity appearcd by, land carriage samples from Essex and Rntal at last Mbny day's Inarket in Mlark-lane, and very high 'prices were~ r asked at the opening of the trade, which caused the Mi. I lers tt paulse a little, and Borne quantity appearing in ft poor condition, this rather aided the -stand that they made; ultimately ...

... BANKRUPTS.-FROM TiE LONNDON GAZETTE I FRIDAY, JULY 9. I WALKR, B.r, High-street, Peckham, oilman, HARRIS, G., Giltspur-street, tailor. WILLS, R., Tottenham court-road, statuary. BROWeN, S., Sunderland, brewer. STASIP, F., Kingston-upon-Hull, stock-broker. DAVISON, J. Bradford, Yorkshire, wool-stapler. STEAD, S., Goinersal, Yorkshire, woolstapler. ARNETT, W., Horley, Oxfordshire, butcher. DAVIS ...

... IDipping Intelliarna. H1 P 0 R T () F H U L L. R, NovnamuaK 26-The Venus, Banks, from Riga for this place, with seed and flax, has been towed in, having been of ashore at Saltdieet.-The William, Till, from hence, has put neback ith loss of bowsprit, and bow stove, having been in he contact with a steamer in the Huumber. I FOREIGN ARRIVED. as NOVEHtaR 25-Briannia, Lee, from Dunkirk. Stephen r; ...

... ttipping IntIitaelunc. I FOREIGN ARRIVED. d MAROCH 31-Awalia, Ek, from Gothenburg. April I- Monarch (a), Main, from Arrtwerp. Leeds (a), Mowle, from Hamburg. 2-Rosetta, Gale, from Rotterdam. Carl 2 Adolph, Erlandson, from Ystadt. La Reine, Jansen, from Mt Antsrerp. 3-1lammonla. (a), sawyer, from Hamburg. L Minerva, Nysum, frrr i Holstrom. l3olina, Berg, from Mar- o seilles, 4-Helen Macgregor ...

... I ANKRUPTS.-FRO THE LONDON GAZETTE. I IM In Arks ?? 11itlDAY, AUGUST 20. BUNDnE, 3., Lower Exbury, Southampton, brick maker NJATJN, C. E., Hammersnaith, coal-morchant ToTTrERDOLL, F. M., ant GaUC:T, J., Portsea, woolle,. drapera. PoPS, T., Cockepur-street, coal-merchant. HILLS, J., Billericay, Essex, auctioneer. BRISTOW, W., Marchmont-street, Brunswick-square, groser. ARMSTRONG, W., Norwich ...

... LONDON, TuURSDAY, APRIL 8. : e It may be readily inferred that Railway Shares felt the I influence of the depression in stocks, but upon the whole the I pressure of tales upon the market wae not such as to indicate serious I anxiety or inconvenience on the part of the holders. The following I list contains the official quotations of business done at the Stock f Esxchange up to the closo this ...

... his 5IIO~ fs lage LEEnS, April 16. lone The share marlet has fluetuated considerably during the - e of week; prices continued to decline till Monday, when there was it of almost a panic in the market, with a great amount of stock offeritg; eince then holders have shown moreconfidence, and slares, ?? set- not particularly buoyant, have soroewhat recovered from the severe om, depression. To-day, ...

... LONDON, TIIURSDAY, APRIL 1. ness, In Rail way Shares there was not much doing, and the ir B. quotations were again rather in favour of buyers, The following 05 who list contains the offlcial quotations of business done at the Stock 0 Exchange up to the close this day:-Ambergiete, Nottingham, and b ited, Boston 2i, Birmingham, Wolverhanmpton, and Dudley 11, Boston, I - iuaa. Stamford, and ...

... WOOL. GnRm5AN WOOLS. -A letter from Berlin of Dec. 17 says ' For several years past the production of wool has become so con- siderable in Germany, that this country at present finds itself at the head of all tiocs whore this branch of trade is carried on. The States of the Customs Union possess 21,101,551 sheep, furnishing each year, allowing a minimum of 22 lb. to 10 sheep, 48,600,0001b. of ...