... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... ?? Intellftence. I FOREIGN ARRIVED. MAY 27-Transit IY), Main, from Antwerp. Leeds (s), Mowle from Hamburg. 28-Expedit. Houk, from Mair)o. Rosettn, Jnckson, from Rotterdam. 29- Marsball (a), Fok- kis ; Helen M Gregor (C), Frost, from Hamiburg. Bedalla, Kjoboe, from Gothenburg. Caroline, Stewardt, from Val- paraiso. Fortuna, Ericksen, from :Dautaig. Stad Goor, BUkker, from Zwolle. Waterwitoh. ...

... A public meeting was held on Saturday in the Court i of Requests Room, called by the committee of the Ce- metery Company, of the owners of property in the neigh- v bourbood of the Spring-bank, to consider the propriety t of establishing a public promenade. The meeting was a very thinly attended. Mr. Alderman Atkinson occupied t the chair, and called upon J. S. THoMPSsoN, Esq., chairman of the ...

... BA\TJfRUPTS.-F RO THELONDON GAZElT'E I IInl -V -- A FRIDAY, MAY 28. LOGSUON, L., Barnet, Hertfordshire, cOachl-builder. E PRossSE, J., Piccadilly, goldsmith. ti Hones, G., Newport, Isle of Wight, tailor. at POLAND, J., Broadway, furrier. 01 BRIDGE, W. Folkestone, upholsterer. fr HARDWICx, T., Dunstable, Bedfordshire, grocer. T THWAITE, Elizabeth, Oldham, Lancashire, machinc-maker. t( ROLLASoN ...

... [ REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I I . _- THE PAST WEEK. l WHEAT.-The supply in Mark-lane last Mouday by land carriage samples was very limited from all the near counties, bat the most favourable state of the weather for the growing crops, combined with the l large importations of foreign, caused a sudden and im- portant change in price, and at the same time -restrict- ing the sale most ...

... I HULL PRICE CURRENT.-JuNE 2, 1847. L1NSflFIn 0,1- - LlN9EEL, Odessa,perquar.--.. £2 12 0 to £2 13 0 _ _ Petersburg he ?? 2 0 ?? 2 11 0 . Common ?? 2.. 2 5o .. 2 Iferior . 000 00O __ Ri2a ?? ?? 2 7 0 --M memelandKonigsberg.2 . 0 . 2 7 0 ?? 0 0 .. O O 0 - --Habro, and Danish 0 0 0 .. 0 (0 ?? 0.0 0 0 RAPESEED, German, per last . 28 0 0 0 0 o _- - Hungarian.0 00 0 0o --B ?? ?? 0 0 .. 0 ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-JUNE 16, 1847. LINSEED- 0,1 ?? B un .o . Ac .d . . LINSEED, Odessa, ?? 42 12 0to £2 120 r PetresburO tine ?? 2 . 21 0 Common 2520 .26 0 ?? 1.000 0 Rig ?? 0 . 0 200 Mlemel and Konigsberg.2 20 ,.2 0 - - Archangel . ~~~0 00 .0 0 0 - -Hanmbro' and Danish 0 0..0 0o 0 ?? . ~~~2 14 0 .0 0 0 RAP'ESEED, German, per last.2u30 0 ,27 0 0 Hungarian . 0 0 0 .0 0 0 BlackSea ?? .00 0 O1IS, ...

... jtbippillo Intelligence. CAUT ION TO MARINER S. RBGULATIONS IN THe DARDANBLlBs-.The master of tihe steamer Levantine, arrived at Constantinople on the 141h nit., reports having been fired into from the Castles in the Darda- nelles, on attempting the passage after sunset, and' directed to ancho until sunrise. FOREJIGN ARRIVED. JUNE Ju3-Un'eBilly, Pleetham, from Hamburg. Chris- tina, Peterten, ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I THE PAST WEEK. W1HBAT..-The quantity on sale in Mark-lane last Monday was very limited from all the near counties, on which factors having submitted to a further reduc- at tion of Jos to 12s per qr., encouraged the millers to rV commence buying again, and a fair clearance of the: Essex stands was effected at that reduction; but the t( holders of foreign would ...

... I _ In our last.hithmber wb were compelled to conjecture what might probably be the tenor of of the petition pre- sented to the House of Commons by Mr. Brown; but we are'to day enabled to publish the document, though, weregret to say, unable to explain it. However it may shock our modesty to say so, we cannot but think that our own petition was the better of the two, inasmuch as it prayed not ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-JUN E 9, 1847. LINSErin -oa nI bNaitLiODU, Odessa, ?? £2 12 0 to £2 13 0 Peter3burgline ?? 0 ?? 211 0 ?? 2 5 .. 2 6 0 Inferior . 000 0 0 0 _-Riga ?? , ,2 2 5 o.. 2 7 0 - MemelandKonigsberg..2 3 0 .. 2 7 o Archanlgel0 0 0 ?? 0 0 0 Hambro' and Danish 0 o0 .. 0 0 0 ?? , . . 214 0 .. 0 0 a RAPESEED, German, per last. 26 0 0 27 0 0 Hungarian0 00 0 0 0 - ?? ?? 0 0 0 .. ...