... I Agricultural a ni omntmerwaI Jflarkets. CORNMARKETS, h 0 HULL, TUESDAY, JAte. 2. F (Extracted from Taylor and Bright's Circular.) - The weather during the past week has been raw and 2( cold, but with little of frost and no snow. The wind qi coming north-easterly has brought in a further conside- PO rable arrival of graini and seed, making within fourteen qll days an almost unpreceden.vted ...

... S The annual general meeting of the subscribers and friends of this institution was held in the Court-House on Wednes- day. The attendance was highly respcctable, and consist. ed chiefly of ladies. The children, who were present, had a remarkably neat and tidy appearaiece; they sung several hymns in a very pleasing manner. On the motion of Mr BEST,J. B. M'Combie, Esq. of Gilly- brands, was ...

... COLONIAL.MARKEiTS. [Fromn the London Nurw Pricit Car-rent, Jan. 2., SuoAn.-Tlle West-India market opened w~th a favourable appear.. a. nce; there woos much firmness displayed by merchants, whilst on tile other hand grocers and refliners oanaifested a strong desire t~o do besiness. Tue rates paid In thle prtvate market are 6td. to Is. above those current previous to the holidays. RtEFINED goods ...

... [ COLONIAL WARRET~.. I Frsir the London News Price Currnts, Jan. 23 SUGAn.-Tie getcnral character of thiesugar-market was that oflegs inrmuiessas largequatntities of East-tildia aed Matirltlus were offered at public Sale. There is, how vet, still a readiness ?? by0s10 Partiesto dobushicss. In West-FndlatinuscovadoafiiirtradewasConi- cluded,witlilsttliertesmcpaid ar'eequal tstltsse of Fridty. ...

... purpose of encouraging the formation of schools for the education of farmers' sons, in connection with the Established Church. Modern French Pronouncing Book ; or, Parisian Pronunciation Exemplified through the Medium of English Sounds. By Louis Sandier. Second edition. —{London : Jiahhriti). —Respecting this work, the Educational Times of June Ist, IMS, justly says—The author certainly ...

... CORNY EXCHANCE.-F:RIDAY T 'he quatity of, Wheat received up to outr iuarlket, lirnce Saturday last, has n'ot exceeded 2,410 quarters, By land carriage the receipts have been equally limited. To.day, thestands wrere scantily filled with samiiples of both red and white. Picked qlalities sold stealily at fill prices; but all other kinds oi Englishi Wheat were doll in sale, at barely late lates. ...

... RICHS(' I =IIt, Wi ;. h. j TES7 FI~~t, 4T~~O~ r n WEI)j. aper Ctaons.90 90 89 ~.90895t 90 891 90 891 aet Dt. t 189i 90 909 01 90 go, 8911 99 90 90 89i99 T.Annultes. - - - -4 BankStock.. 1941 - _ . CtaSl. t- .. City do 4 pr at o£92 6s.2d.f' - - - Dodo 4 perctl - _ now of £100 - *pr ct Bal Of f Doebs withg~v' 6ecurity ?? £92 6s Od.R ; eer ?? Wat do,new .u of £I10 ?? - ID s'and Kings tvvn Railway ...

... (ACCURBATELY REPORTED rFO. TIM FREEmAN). Thursday, 11th January, 1849. Yesterday our Spittalfields' Bacor Market was again fully supplied with a good assortment of home-made and American. without any change in prices from the fo.rmer week. Christmas stocks not having beenas- yet exhausted sales were not efiected to any great extent. Quotations of American dried bacon being from 40s. to 43s.; ...

... _ _ . v n - x- PROD CE.- MNCIG-LNEJ-kN, 23 - We ?? again to report that a large quartity of sugar his5 be-en -flkred in pals. Ire solo, and thc result as noorlo the sase:- ao vestorday--naniely, that the insporters have beoncoapeklted to biv it) flll, four-Wilth, to sustain the mnarket, and even. with this support p~ilees arc a shale in faseur of cisc buyers. 5tt000 bogs low browa Bengagl ...

... n, CORN EWCHATG~E, il nyJt.1 er Te wa her sn undergone another change, n w' ae il x -mornihig rather a scevere frt'(t. F relit up fro lEssex, Kent. and ig9 -iufflcll the roceipts of Wheat are very moderiate, wihilet there! is ast anl evident improvement in the condition andi quality ofseanipleti. ent VTh trade Commenced rather slucgishly, hotr hefore the clij'so ( 3, the day a good ...

... MARKlET -ERALD. Theweaher CORN EXCHANGE, Monday, Jran. 22. Tewahrcontinues very unsettled, though with a much milder temperature than usual at this season. Fresh up from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, the supplies, of Wheat are very limited, whilst no improvement is perceptible in the quality or condition of samples. The millers, though not very free purchasers, made a fair clearance of the best ...

... 33elfazt fRatheto. 77hursdajy, Jan. 4, 1848. rHE supplies of Grain to our market, during the week, have jeen small, and prices have advanced a little, with a fair de- mand, for all descriptions of Grain and Meal. There is a moderate demand for Indian Corn and Meal, at last week's prices. We have fine hard frosty weather, which is enabling far- mers to get on with their out-door work. INDIAN ...