... ?? flitelfigell(c. PORT OF HULL. FOREIGN ARRIVED. MAY 13-Schiller, Hohenwaldt, from Tonning. Mentor, Heron, from Konigsberg. Experimentor, Al1day, from Bre- men. Karen Marihea, MaIdenham, fram Gothenburg. Stad Almelo, Konig, from Zwolle. Jacobine Maria, hristenSen, from Odense. Leeds (a), ilowlle, from Hamburg, Monarch Is), Main, from Antwerp, 14-St. Johannes, Otto,; Martin, Keiop; Minerva, ...

... - ON'CITTLE AIK(ETS, LEEDS CATTLE MAlnET, SuLy 7. There was an average number of beasts, 2,500 sheep, and 250 lambs, part of which remained unsold. Prices -Beef 7s to 8s per stone. Mlutton, 0'4dodlmla to 8d per lb. ROTHERHAM CATTLE MARKET, JULY 5. The supply of both beasts and sheep was short, but there was a large show of lambs. Business was drill, and although prices fell l r7 per lb., part ...

... ?. . .111, ? I , - ?, - ?? ?? 61 4? 'Ali .P ill Ertl diiti,.- Aall, . iiOLL,-'uosoAr, ov 2. ni!'i (19wtsicted frees Taylor andr Brigiii's, Ojircular.) The relief afforded by ,Governme~nt 'to tire Bank of ?? has tolid~d. much to promotte confidence' anid re. move the stad state 'of distrust w~hich Ilas .Unit like a dee'edweksgh~t;otere ~bYbraeciV .of Commerce for many ~weps pst -thro re-ow ...

... Ittpping flntelciqenrc. P 0 R T 0 F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. SEPTEMBER30-Rosetta, Jackson,for Rotterdam. Graf von Itichtersen, Hocksma, from Kamtpen. Germania, Ou- weband, from Amsterdam. Jantina Henderika, Ketelaar, from Kampen. Bravo, Shepherd, from Petersburg. Mary Lawson, Wilkins; Hellespont, Morton, from Taganrog. Harriet, Steward, from Antwerp. Haabets Anken, Graun, from Skelleftea. ...

... CATTLE' AlRiKET'S, WAKEFIELD, WnroIEnDAY JuaE 15. There were 300 beasts anrd 5,000 sheep. Beef, 7s ad to 8s Gd per stone: mutton, 7hd per lb. Business was rather dull, Fart of the stock being left unsold. RIOTIEIII-IAM CATTLE MARIKET, Juxr 14. There was a short show of beasts, a fair supply of sheep, and a large number of lambs. Beef, 7s 6d to 8s od per stone; mutton, 71 to 71,d; laiiib, 8d to ...

... i 4arfetilturat and igoatinuicial velarRets. I CORIN MARKETS, HULL, TunsDA v, AUGe. St. Considerable progress has been made throughout this. district in securing the harvest, and fewy seasons have on 'the whole been more favourable. The wheat crop will vary ia good deal both in quality and yield ; where the latter ; has been tested this remark is proved eorrect, but we tistill think it will ...

... CATTLE MIARKETS. WAKEFIELD, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13. A fair show of beasts, and 6,400 sheep. Beef, 6s id to 7s 6d per stone; mutton, Gd per lb. The usual num. ber of buyers attending, all the beasts were sold, but part of the sheep remained unsold. NORWICH CATTLE HILL.-SATUaDAY, JAN. 9. We have only a moderate supply of either fat or store cattle; each met a dull sale, and at lower prices-the same ...

... I .3riautlral anD I5romllacial s'tiartct.I CORN AMARKCETS, HULL, TirESDAY, SEPT, 7. There has been a decided change in the temperature during the past week, and on one or two days some quantity of rain has fallen, This will prove a benefit to the turnip3, which were beginning to look anything but right, and being followed by a cold brisk wind would doI no harm to the grain crops. Tate fields ...

... ttipptlg Iitelltiance. Po T 0 1 F f U LL. FOREIGN ARRIVED, Novnmnnu 18-1.dney, Roberts, from Ro Bn. Elimabeth and Mary, Clark, from Parr. Clyde, H-alrow, fronm St. John. Mary, Simpson, from Moeme. 19-William Ward, Gravill, with 10 fish, 135 tuns oil, from Davir' Straits. -amn. burg (a), Brown, from Hamburg. Ageroria, Day, from Riga, Mary Caroline, Delaney, from St. John, Koning Wrn. II. (s), ...

... H PIC CR-- - 1. HULL PRICE. CURRENT.- Ju.Ty 7,1847. LINSEED, Odessa, ?? £2 12 0to £2 13 0 Opel - - Ptersburg tine ?? 00 0 0effec Com onor ?? 2 50.. 2 00 the ?? 0 0a 0 00 Rig ?? ~o qr I Mernoeland Konigsberg ?? 150.. 2 5 ato. Archangel.0 51 0 ?? ..0 0 0 only - - Hambro ' and Danish 00 0 .. 0 0 0 'IPSEED, German, per last . 27 0.. .. 27 10 00 Hungarian ?? ?? 0 o0 ?? 0 0 and ?? Black Sea ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT. EtC. 15, 1847. 1 LINRi-Pn cm A.-- -p - -r LINSEED, Odessa, perquar. ?? £2 6 - - Petersburg line ?? 5 Common. 2 3 Inferior . 2 1 Ri agA 24 _- - MemelandKonigsberg ?? 117 Archasgel .. 2 3 l~ambro' and Danish. 0 0 . Feeding 210 RAPESEED, German, per last . 27 0 Hungarian ?? . 0 -Black Sea ?? 0 - 0 OILS, Galipoli,per tull ?? 46 0 -Mslaga ?? ,0, Rape, pale, perewt ?? 19 - ...

... 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 ...