... I - tiotppig Inteltigence. I . . . ?? PORT OF HULL. The Harriet, Captain Hankers, from Rio de Janeiro, with coffee, bound to Hamburg, has put into this port through i stress of weather. The Anna Margarethe Kirsline, Captain Pigibstorom, from Skelskom, with Barley, has put into this port with toss of anchors and cables. The Mariner's Hope, Captain Hudson, from Kertoh, got t on the Cleens.s, in ...

... I I Harvest operations are proceeding with rapidity all over the country, and under the most favorable aus- g pices. The supplies of foreign Grain and Flour con. r tinue upon an extensive scale, and prices still have a a downward tendency. Potatoes are arriving at market a in immense quantities, and the quality is even better s than heretofore, whilst a further fall in the value has e taken ...

... *Mpping Intelligence. PORT OF HULL. FOREIGN ARRIVED. f FBBROAUY 10-Monarch (s), Alain from Antwerp. 13- l Janyrin, Fatle, from Gallipoli. 14-Lanark, Venhard, from t New York. Constdntia, Sowerbyfrom Rouen. Lordofthe Isle, Ricks, from St. Mslichael. Forester, Steel, from Valpa. ralso. 15-Tuk, Miallis, from St. lichael. Cheshire Witch, Laurle, from Taganrog. Ebenezer, Arnold, from Boulogne, 17 ...

... ADJOuRNED EXTRAORIgDNARY MEETING. On Monday last a meeting of the Hultl Dock Corn- Sc pattywas hld atthe Dock Office, and was numerously co attended. Th was an adjournment ftemeigr held 00 jtho 8ThiJanuairy last, called in pursuance of the pr following requisition: in l We, ths underslgned, being proprietors ef shares in the is undertaking for snaking a, basin, or dock quay or. wharf, re. en ...

... I ANITI( PtlI'T'.--llFR.O ?? ILONDUN GAZETTE, FRUkDAS', Jl!L'i S. BrL.ArA, t,. J., Whitt-esea, Cambridge, money BcriVener. RJICARDSON, J., iCoin-street, Spitaltfelds, dealer ia chiel. IAYLUCRi, B., Cambridge, chelist. Citron,, W., Sun streer. Bhi-lopsgate, shue-mercer. PAueorss, T., Aiedsione, vittualler. L.Ek-rs, T, W~oodbridgie, Sufful., basket-ynal;cr, SUerIT- J., AJ.tauin-t1:,ckee 0?10, ...

... CATTLE MA RKETS. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MAr 10. We have had a small supply of all kinds of stock at our market to-day, which was sold at little or no varia- tion from last week's statement. Beef, 7d to 8d per lb, and mutton Sd to 9d. LEEDS CATTLE MARKET, MAy 12. A large supply of beasts and sheep. Beef, 7s to 7s 6d; prime, Ss per stone; mutton, clipped sheep, 7d to 7tid per lb ; part of the ...

... WOOL AND TRADE MARKE'TS. Io - - I _ .. . ?? During the past week the imports of wool havecon. sisted of 63 bales from the Cape; 400 ditto from Spain; and 200 ditto from various other quarters. In the pri- vate contract market rather more business is doing in English wool, at full prices, but foreign and Co~onial qualitiesare miuch neglected. STATE OF TRADE (SATURDAY). LivERpooL.-In foreign ...

... | I m- . . - - The imports of wool were very small-viz., 200 bales, chiefly from Russia. Privately, there is an improved feeling in the trade; but we can report no improvement in the quotations. STATE OF TRADE (SATURDAY). Livzapoor.-Our market continues unimproved. In foreign the demand is conlined principally to the better kinds, all others being neglected. The transactions in Scotch have ...

... IAricultural n Qzb 49I1omurercial %arkets. CORN' MUMK~T. HULL. TrasDAYa, MAY 4. With exhausted stocks in granary, and most insigni. ficant supplies both from abroad and coastwise, the nu- siness transuctions of the past week have partaken of the same limited character we have so repeatedly had to notice of late. Our continental advices again come higher, and in every part of Europe prices are ...

... REVIEW OFTHE CORN TRADE DURING I RETEEP AST WEEK. I Wnic&T.-There was a very short supply in Malk- lane last Monday, as well from Essex and Kent, by land carriage samples, as from more distant counties bi by actual arrivals. The choicest and best samples were taken off by the millers at former prices, but i there was no life in the demand for other descriptions, and kese moved off slowly, ...

... I Rariculittrid miti gomillerEitt( j+,jarftpts. CORN MARKETS, HULL, TUESDAY, JULY 13. With the exception of occasional thunder showers wa- we have again been favoured with a week of Splendid. weather ; the last three or four days remarkably hot ; tho- wind westerly and a steady barometer would lead one- to hope for its continuance. All our reports speak fa- vourably of both the wheat and ...

... WEDNESDAY EVENING.-ThseEnglish funds have been much ?? steady to-day, and have again closed at a slight advance 81 upon the opening prices. The first quotation of Consols for money was 79u to ft, but some large sales soon forced them V down to 79k. After this, however, it became evident that the j, public were buying largely, and a gradual and steady advance took place in consequence until the ...