... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE LOAN FOR IRELAND, AND ITS I EFFECT ON THE MIONEY MARKET. MONDAY EVENING.-At ten o'clock this morning the bid- dings for the new loan took place at the Treasury, whets it was divided between Messrs. Baring and Messrs. Rothschild, at the price of 89k. The following is an outline of the pro- ceedings:- CONTRACT FOR A LOAN OF £C8,000,000. Treasury, March 1, 1817. Present,-Lord John Russell, ...

... I Dipping Intelituence. NOTICE TO MARINERS. GiJERNSaY, Feb. 25-The barque Rose, of Guernsey, eoa! laden, which struck on the Grunes sU Rouge on the 12th of Fehruary, 1847, is sunk in 14 fnthows, and with about three fathoms of water over her mast.heads at low water spring- tide, between the island of Jethou and Castle Cornet. The following are the marks and bearings, ?? mill, over 1 the ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-M&Rc 3i, 1847. LISSEED, Odessa, perquar.--.. £2 10 0 to £o O O - - Pete'sburg lmie .. 290 ?? 0 0 0 otmmon * 2 4 o .. 2 6 o Inferior.. 0 0 0 ?? 0 0 0 Riga ?? 2 5 0 2 7 0 Mniael and Konigsberg . 1 18 0. 2 3 0 Arehalngel . . 0 0 0 00 - Hambro' and Danish 0 0 0 . 0 o RAPESELD, Germn~, per last 20 10 0 *- °2 0 - _ ?? ?? . .. 0 0 0O ?? ?? ?? . ?? ?? . . ° 4° ° OILS, Gnhpnllpl ...

... REVIEW OFTHE CORN TRADE DURING I I TTHE PAST WEEK. WHFEAT.-The supply at last Monday's market in Mark-lane by' land carriage samples was moderate from all the near counties, and the change of the wea- ther having affected the condition very much, trade upon the whole was extremely dull. In the early part of the morning a few picked samples obtained former rates, bat all other qualities were 2s ...

... WOOL AND TM RDMARKETMS. ma.. - . .. _ There is rather more doing in English wools private. ly; but foreign and colonial parcels are neglected. Ine prices we have no alteration to notice. The imports in the past week have been about 500 packages, chiefly from the Cape and Rotterdam. The public sales of colonial and other wvools were brought to a termination on Thursday evening last. Of ...

... SlJOAn.-'1Tle West India market is quite bare of grocery samples, and the small stock now in the docks is nearly all in second hands. There were fear boards on shew this mornlig, but buyers purchased with caution, and Only 60 hhis. and tres. were sold at a shade easier rates. A cargo of Java, in a private ship, offering at 52s 6d, has bees sald this afternoon at 529 per owl. 3IaURtTtLs. ...

... ll?' craur-4, ffifibrillutev. SPITALFIELDS BROAD SILK WEAVERS Branch of the United Trades Association, held at the White Horse, Hare-street, Bethnal Green, Feb. 27. rhefoliowing resolution was ?? this meeting views with alarm the ruinous reductions continually taking place in the price of our labour (notwithstanding the high price of provisions), and fearing the same will continue, unless the ...

... SPITALFIELDS BROAD SILK WEAVIES Branch of the United Trades Association, hold at the Wihite Horse, Hare-street, Bethnal Green, Feb. 27. Ihefoliowing resolution ?? passed:- Thatthis nieeting views with alarm the ruinous reductions tontineianly taking place in the price of our labour intwithstanding the high price of provisions), and pearing thle same will continue, unless the membera tftlie ...