... I The first ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the the Hull General Cemetery Company was held yesterday, for In the Town Hall, when Jolts Solomon Thompson, Esq., was pan In the chair. thei The CRAIROLAN opened the proceedinga by reading the notice which had been sent ta each shareholder railing the meeting. .I He then stated that as far as the heard of directors were con- 1 cerned ...

... klrfculatural alt (commerriat litlartits. I - I t ~~~CORN MARK~ETS, HULL, TuesDAY, AUG. 24. ?? been favoured with another week of most faorbeharvest weather, and a deal of corn is now cut, some carted, and (if the weather holds fine) the next treven days will see a good portion safely stacked. The tade has been in a most unsatisfactory state, prices being as irregular and capricious as ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I I ?? THE PAST WEEK. is. WIEAT. - An increased quantity was offered at .ne Mark.lane last Monday, by land carriage samples, from uis the neighbouring counties. The greater portion of the y's supply was of this year's growth, but not of fine quality. at, At the opening of the market the millers evinced but of little disposition to purchase; but at a reduction of ...

... =t-ppfng IDnteigfence. FOREIGN ARRIVED. 17-Monaroli (a), Main, from Antwerp. Warwick, Dodds, from Pugwash. Mine, De Jonge, from Amsterdam. 18- Leeds (a), Mowle; Hammonia (a), Sawyer. from Hamburg. 19-Caledonia,,Bond, from St. Stephen's. Lavonia, Taylor, from Riga. Skidbladen, Zechon, from Gothenburg. 20- Gothenburg, Dalman, from Dantzig. Helen M'Gregor, Frost, from Hamburg. Argo. Stoddart, ...

... CATTLE MARKTS, LEEDS CATTLE MARKET, MARCHI 3. There were 440 beasts and 3,003 sheep. The usual number of buyers attending, nearly ill the stock was sold. Prices:-Beef, 6s 3d to 6s 6d per stone; large sheep, id; small sheep, Gjd per lb. ROTHERHAM CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 1. A good show of beasts, and a very large supply of sheep. Beef, Os to 6s 8d per stone; mutton, 6d per lb. Business was dull, a ...

... 1?. ?? Intelhamic. FOREIGN ARRIVED. M.tan 4-Laurine Mathilda, Nielsen, from Nyborg. Henderina. Buiten, from Zwvolle. Josephine, ElIversena from Ystadt. 5-Hamburg (s), Brown, from Hamburg. Olga, Kirause, from Meme). De hloop. Ouwehand, from Amsterdam. 6--Emerald I4le (a), Bouch. from 'Rotterdam. Maria, Viaser, from Harlingen. Carooline, Hansen, from Svendoorg. 7-Giesmna, SRathoff, from Leer. ...

... - CTTLE MARKETS, WAKEFIELD, WEDNESDAY, LMAY 5. There were 000 beasts and 6,000 sheep, all of which changed hands at the following prices:-Beef, 7s Gd to Ss per stone; mutton, clipped sheep, 6iAd to 7d per lb; wool sheep, 7jd to 8d per lb. ROTHERHAM CATTLE MARKET, MAY 3. A large supply of beasts, and a short show of sheep. Beef 7s to 7s 9d per stone ; mutton, all of which was clipped sheep, 6Qd ...

... ?? MIRKETS, , ROTHERIIAI CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 22. 3 There was a large supply of both beasts and sheep.. Beef, Os to 7s per stone; mutton, 6jd to 7d per lb. Busi- nress was brisk for beef, all the beasts being sold, but patt of the sheep remained unsold. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MARcH 22. The supply of stock at our market to-day has been small; the whole, or Pearly sO, was sold at little or no ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-APRIL 28, 1847I LINSEEOdessa, per ?? £2 10 0 to £2 II - Vterfsburglfine ?? 2 80 ?? 29 00 Commnas 2 2 0 .. 2 4 0 - - Riga ?? o00 0 00 0 Rig ?? 27 0 - - lemselanidKsnigsber.I IIa 0 .. 2 U Archasgel . ?? 0 0 ..00 0 H -ambral and Daiiish o0 0 0 o. 00 - -Feeding ?? 14 0 .0 0 0 IIAI'ESEED), G.ersaan, per ?? 0 0 .. 0 0 - - 111ugarlan . 0 0 0 ?? 00 0 B---Ilack Sea .00o.. ?? 0 0 ...

... I - CORN MARKETS. HULL, TUESDAY, MAY 18. The weather during the past week has on the whole been favourable for the growing crops of grain; vegeta- tion progresses rapidly, and the whole country presents a beautiful and promising appearance; more sunshine and less rain would now however be acceptable, With less excitement in the trade, and a disposition to pause at most leading markets, there ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I THE PAST WEEK. WsEAT.-The deliveries from the growers at Mark. lanei last Monday by land carriage samples from Essex and Kent were to a tolerably fair extent, but from all other counties the arrivals were trifling. The trade was dull, but the millers took off a moderate quantity of the new at 4s to 5s per qr. reduction from the cur- rency of that day ...

... 'tDipping Intelftaelice. h NOTICE TO MARINERS. FLOATING LIGHT LT SAND KaY, AND TEuPoRARY LIGHT S AT WHITEHEAD POINT.-A doatiog light vessel, with one D stationary light, is moored under the dry rocks, about two miles and a half N.E. of Sand Key * it can be seen about seven miles. The temporary light at Whitehead's Point, g Key West, now In the course of construction, will be corm. ls pleted ...