... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-OCT. 11, 1848. LINSEED, Odessa, per qr ?? £1 19 Petersburg, fine ?? I IS common. .I 1I inferior .. 0 0 Rig t ?? 115 MAemel and Konigsberg 1 13 Archangel ?? 0 0 Ilambro' and Danish.. 0 0 Feeding ?? ?? ?? 2 1 RAPESEED, German, per last . . 24 0 ?? 0 Black ?? 0 0 OILS, Gallipoli, per tun ?? ?? 47 0 Malaga ?? 43 0 Rape, pale, percwt ?? I li brown ?? 16 refined, ?? A IS brown ...

... I ArIcultiural allo QDOUMErCtal l'itfciritets. 04IN KARKETs8~ HULL, TuESDAY5, Dp4C. 213. (Exetractedu fromn Taylor' and Br#ight's Circular.) The apparent setting in of froat, and bo~nseqUent. closing of the navigation about the middle of lest we appeared likely to impart a little firmness o lheKrd, but the easterly wind brings forward too lapg a rival of all kindi Of grain to render this e ...

... ?? 1intelltWence. NOTI CE TO bI AR I NE RS. A sunken rock of very small dimensions, with only 14 feet water over it at low water, has been discovered nearly three quarters of a mile to the north-westward of Le Boiteux, Vessels, therefore, when rounding the south-west end of the island, should give the Corbiere rook a birth of at least one- and-a-half nautical miles. The marks for the rock are ...

... CATTLE MARKETS, Y, fn LLEDS, ArILl 20. d There were 400 beasts and 3,500 sheep. Prices- Y, Beef, Gs Gd to 7s per stone. Mutton, clipped sheep, 6d f to 6ld, wool sheep, Td to 7ld per lb. Business was heavy, is part of the stock being turned out unsold. i~r ROTHERIIAM, ArarL 24. e A large supply of beasts, nearly all of which were sold, there were also a great number of sheep, for which business ...

... ?? iinlelltence. P 0 R T I) F H U L L FOREIGN ARRIVED. APRiL 27-Kmflg Willem II, (a), from Kampen. 2B- Gazelle (s), Main, from Antwerp. Cornbill, Brown, from Taganrog. Equity, Eskdale, from Caen. 29-Monarch. Hillman, from Charente. Caroline, Clyma, from the River Gambia. Victoria (a), Dickinson, from Hamburg. 30-Sea Gull (s), Bouch, from Rotterdam. Thomas Wood, Johnson, from Cronstadt. Anna ...

... agricultural ato QDrijilluer -tat; c viflarftets. 1 , I coRN AMRfTS, .(Rtrcte f'O~flT tosand, Bright't'Circular.) Otli hlerehes bearniluch dulnes~ii 'ver braech of the - ?? ddribletg~h'e'past week, the genea esire seeming to be to keep low in stock, Arrivals continue,, and a *gooed deal-of'staff goes to warehouse for want 'of bu-yers, whbo of late heave hardly been temptable at ainy reason- ...

... TRADE AND NAVIGATION OF THE UNITED I KINGDOM. no --. -. .., .PeeM ky The official accounts of the Board of Trade for the teni at six Months commencing January 8, and ending July 5, tint no compared with the corresponding months in the two pro- stif ig ceding years, have just apposred. We make the fullow. int vlinlg extracts: that if. .Plat re IMPORTS iNTO THE UNiTED KINGDOM. haoo d. ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. e Tuesday, Two O'ctock, Septembr 12. The import note exhibits a large arrival of produce this week. The trade has been gradually recovering from the do. tpresslon of last Tuesday. Free Wheat has realized an advance Y of 2d. to id., and bonded of 4d. to 6d. per bushel. In Oats and Oatmeal there has been no change. Barley and Beaus have o brought former rates. There has ...

... (From the Svn oJ last nAt) MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. eit, Qsarter to Threa. The English Stock Market has been very firm again to.day.. although the advices from Vienna are not yet or d orcnslutve oharacter. Consols have been 853 to f8, for transfer and time The quotations are supported by the abundance of money, and the continued impresslon that the Bank of En. land will be compelled ...

... T i'l i IItt e3. -.-, -.IY tilURI VA C3j. [itto Rho, on. Lee c.q eft lhe oer. of, lid. ihe lico C .LIVgEIk',iOl l'liIV1,411i)v ki~i I Tnamnomy, OceoBea ID. The business dolo ilit Iluttur csjjiminUes to b~e onl a lliiitod seals. There isl a miderate demuid fir lireot. Wu cannont note alry alteratioiin OleHamoi or Laid. Cliaeus j,,ld brijkly an the aale on Tueeliiy,everntgligfrooi Oils to 4l6n. ...

... HOUSEWiFE'S CORNER. LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD MARKETS. I ---- - : Zee, per lb Mutton Veal Jsmb, fero qr. hi. d qr Fresh Porkperlb fIlmon oles Cod Fish freshs Butter, Ehlt Dlitto gs, r 124. PEotatoes, pr. pock Pilberts po.b. Grapesq, per lb. Fowls, P0T couple Gese . T urkeys, each Ralbblt spr. Couple Hares, eaoh . Plsers.'ants p. boo. Partridges, , Grouse, , LlVENPOOL, ST. JOHN'S. ...

... EVIEW OF THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN | J E FCORN TRAI)E. 1 5 (sflom the llfark-loae lzpre'-ege.j The frosty weather experienced during the last few days has B already had a beneficial oficet on the condition of the new wheat., and should the cold last for a week or two a material Improvement would be wrought fin the quality of all kinds of p corn in stack. Beyond this prospect nothing has occurred ...