... I 9thippfng Inte!{toence. I FOREIGN ARRIVED. JULY I-Judith, KIelsey, fronrRiga. Constitution, Reds- _ monds, from Gothenburg. Rob Roy (s), Knocker; Helen, _ Laycock, from Petersburg. Carl Johan, Anderson, from _ Gothenburg. Hamburg (a), Brown, from Hamburg. Acbil- _ les, Hensch, from Lubeck. 2-Transit (s), Main, from Ant.. werp. Ashbury, Whitfield. from Stockholm. LisetteRuge, _ from Stettin. ...

... ?? ?? _ _n- .io a i J I .0 rftuitttral anld G;Ontll1lettial jlMarflits.I r CORN MARKETS, HULL, TuEsiAY8 SEPT. 28. (13Extracted from Taylor and Brighct's Circular.) The trade closed dull last market day, farmers brought forward a large supply, and their exorbitant demands cheeked business. The same appears to have been the case with other markets, where the decline since Tuesday has ranged from ...

... 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 ...

... 1, AgrfEtdtural ato zoillingtdal Vtqarkets.- I - I * ?? MARKETS,an BULL, TUESDAY. .TAN 26.pr The announcement of thle mlinisterial measures has leyy suspended business operations during the past weelc, but pal with the exception of barley, wyhich receded 4s to be go, per qr, all otheraurticlea were held firmnly. Our stocks of PS everythling, it will be renmembered, are insignificant At this ...

... ail-c (gol a aa o I1lEiai ar - ts. CORN MARKETS. HULL, TUESDAY, JuNF 1. With the exception of some heavy thunder showers on Saturday, the weather has been most beautiful since our last 'report, and the same appears to have been the case all over the country: the progress of vegetation is most rapid, and so far every promise exists of a moderately early and abundant harvest. As was but natural, ...

... ! Itppfll EJiteuftanrcir. P 0 R T 0) F H U L L. DECeMBER 7-The brig Thomas and Mary, of South Shields, abandoned. waterlogged, and rudder gone, was got off the Stony Biolis, on the 5th inst., and has been towed up here; crewv saved. FOREIGN ARRIVED. Dacasess 2-Mercur, Kahler, from Griefswalde. Lion, M'Keozie, from St. John. Thore Petre, Andersen, from Stockholm. Nils Erickson, Turnstern, from ...

... BFFECTS OF T 3 GOVER.NMENT. NCl,[~ STATEME;NT OX TU1E MONEY MARKET. flu ?? TwoaClock--The financial statement ofthe - ,85LbAY, L W JU t - ?? CtOIutVlt or nc cellm of thie Exchequer has absorbed all other Chatn rs this morning. The principle which has been afooted by the right lion. gentleman is precisely the one 3 bich we have repeatedly stated was in the opinion of te est competent juudges in ...

... IAgrficultutrat ant, (sommnercial fOlariilts. COR1N MARKETS. HULL, TUEsDAY, MARCH 2. During the past week we had more firmness in the trade, without however much business being done. At this day's market we had a fair show of wheat from the farmers; it met tolerably free sale at the prices of last week, and in some instances one shilling more money was made for picked samples. Foreign,,of ...

... WOOL AND TRADHE MARKETS. v1- - _ .. . . ?? The imports of wool since this day se'nuight have con. sisted of 37 bales from South America, 55 from New South Wales, 327 from Russia, and 100 from various other quarters. There is a fair amount of business doi in thie best qualities at full prices. Foreign and colonitA parcels are a slow inquiry, but not lower. STATE OF TRADE (SATURDA). ?? is a dull ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-OCT. 27, 1847. 1 -snvr Ia LINSEED, Odessaperquar..,,..,. £2 6 6 to £27 0 - - Petersburgine ?? 2 5 0 ?? 2 6 0 Cnmmon ?? o 24 e Inferior. 22 223 0 __Riga2. ?? o ?? 0 - ?? 19 0 .. 2 5 - _ Archangel..2 4 0 0.. 0 0 Hanibro' and Danisho. 0 0 0 .. 0 ° --Feeding.0 ?? ,. 0 0 .. 0 0 0 RAPESEED, German, per last ?? 28o(. 28 100 Hungarian.0 0 0 .. 0 0 0 - BlackSea.. 0 0o ?? 0 0 0 ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-MAY 19, 1847. ILINSEED. Odesa. nn,-- hNb1iOED, Odessaperquar.., £Z212 0 to' £-213 0 - - Petersburgile ?? 0 ?? 2 11 0 Common ?? 2 2 ?? 2 40 Inferior . 000 0 0 0 i,, . ?? .. 2 7 0 Memelandaonigsberg ?? 00 . 2 7 0 Archaogel.0 0 0 .. 0 O 0 - - Halnhsro' and Danish ?? 0 0 o 0 0 0 Feeding . 214 0 ..0 0 RAPESEED, German, per last. . 28200.. 0 0 0 ° - _ Hungarian ?? 0 0 ?? 0 ...