... 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 ...

... AGRICULTURE & RURAL ECONOXy REVIVAL OF- A c POPULAR ELEMENT ok BRITISH HUSBANDRY. Farmers, in these days, must do their best, or they will be swamped by foreigners, is a truism that hasbcen reiterated at every agricultural reunion that has latel taken place in the rural districts; every day, indeed exhibits some new and portentous sign of what may be expected to take place when the operation ...

... !CTTE MUSTS. I __I LEEDS, JAN. B. A good show of beasts, and 2,500 sheep. Prices- V Beef 53 6d to 69 per stone; mutton bid to rid per lb. S Business was rather dull, particularly for beasts, part k: of which remained unsold, but nearly all the sheep d changed hands. C LIVERPOOL, JAZ. 1. F At our market this day we had 1,967 beasts, and 5,923 N sheep, and both sorts were cleared up rather ...

... ,STOCKPORT, FPiDAY. The potatoo dealers were asking lower prices, and were apparently anxious to sell. The samples were good Potatoes 10s 13s per load. SUNNDBiLAND, SATURDAY, The supply continues steady, and prices remain unal- tered, dealers taking care not to overstock the home market, as they can readily receive remunerating prices for the overplus to go to other parts. Present prices from ...

... Teirn office and duty of the public journalist th In~ is rarely more difficult than when at the close of Wi one year and commencement of another it falls to D' his lot to review the past and predicate the future : e en and yet it is his duty, nor will we allow ourselves be on the present occasion to shrink from its dis- charges. The year 1848 has passed away, and a with it all the cares, ...

... MR. M 'GREGOR'S FINANCIAL I PROGRAMME. I Mr. M'Gregor, the well-known statistician, has pub- lished his financial programme. He sets out by deelar- ieg that wher very nearly £47,000,000 are expended on the payment of. he interest of the public debt, sad upon the army, navy, and ordnance, it is to this sum alone we can look with any reasonable prospect of effecting a con- siderable reduction in ...

... IULL PRICE C URRENT.-JAN. 3, 1849. LINSEED, Odessa, per qr ?? £2 0 Petersburg, fine ?? 1 18 common. . 0 0 inferior .. 0 0 Riga ?? 15 Memel and Konigsberg 1 14 Archangel ?? 0 0 Hambro' and Danish.. 0 0 Feeding ?? ?? 2 1 RAPESEED,German, per last .. 25 0 Hungarian ?? 0 0 BlackSea,, 0 0 OILS, Gallipoli, per ?? ?? 42 0 Malaga.. ?? . 89 0 Rape,pale, per wt ?? 1 19 brown ?? 17 refined, ?? I ...

... *01pplixg fintelitacnec. P 0 R T 0 F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. DECEMDBBB 28-Balta, De Boer; Pemier, Chalmers; Isabella, Cobb, from Riga. Favourite, Haines, from Lisbon. Hearlette, Bungaard, from Memel. Anne, Wright, from Petersburg. Belle, Hays, from Wyburg. Isabella, Wilson, from Pillau. Trofastheden, Boyer, from Faaborg. Agee, Gaan, from Aarhuns. Mared Jeannett, Bart,from Hamburg, Maria ...

... *tfpping IEntelitaenc.I P 0 R T C) F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. Jan. 4-Marta and Max, Baltzer, from Rostock. Resolu- tionen, Karrebeck, from Kioge. Stentor, Askam, from Petersburg. Rob Roy (a), Knowles, from Antwerp, 6- Ocean, Mogensea, from Copenhagen. Steerwell, Allinson, from lHIamburg. Henriette, Jeffrey; Ann, Sutherland. from Stettin. 7-Danabad, Granuibad, from Holbeek. Jenny Lind, Toogood ...

... Agnrtictiral anb 0!I1ommerclal AItartet. I 0CO1N MARKETS. £9 HULL, ToISDAY, JAN. 9. (Eel racted from Taylor and Brigil'sg~circularp) We have had a further considerable import of. grain PI during the past wveek; the arrivals of the pmonth of as December werei as follow ;-Whset 36,357, ?? oats 7,552, beans 9,960, peas 15,320, tares au8 lnee 42,192, rapeseed 8,300, rape cakes 504, 2isedeke 1,185, ...

... MANCHEMTER, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9. Goods have been quiet to-day; at the sante time rather more inquiry, and some little increase of business may be noticed in shirtings of different widths, and in printing cloths. The sales effected have been at the full prices of last week, and the utmost firmness generally prevails. The India houses are operating toa limitedextent; andfirmaconnected with ...

... | (From the Times; of Wednesday.) The returns of the Board of Trade, issued this afternoon, E for the mouth ending the 5th of December, are again favour. able. Our exports as compared with the corresponding month of 1847 show an increase of L 32,340, and reach within £58,604 of December, 1846. As regards imports, the most striking feature is the large increase in almost every article of food ...