... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I THE PAST WEEK. . I (From Bell's Weekly Messenger.) :. ~VtrsaT.-The continued short supply of English, from .AJhe near counties, enabled the factors at last Monday's m'zoarket to place the best qualities at fully up to the rates of the previous week, notwithstanding the very auspi. ''dous state of the weather for this important crop, earing ihaving proceeded ...

... | ?? (oSminrwa1.l larket. | CORN MAIRKETS, I ?? TunsOAT,JiAN. 1. The Proceedings of the week have again partaken more Of a boll day than a business character, but more firmness 0 is evident in each article of the trade, and which is war. ?? rnted and encouraged. by the paucity of arrivals frorn a ?? We had a return of frost on the 20th, arid it has a continued since with more or less severity, ...

... t4ping I melitaclur. P 0 Rt T 0 F H U L L. FORHION ARRIVED. IMaroh 7-H-elen McGregor (a), Cape, from Hamburg. Alba- tross (a), Oliver, from Antwerp. Herald, Nanee, from Lisbon, Seagull is). Nichol, from Rotterdam. Jacobina CatharinS, Her-li cen, from Grianingen. S-Gazelle (a), Main, from Antwerp. co Leipzig (a), Paulsen, from Hamburg. Lady Rowley, Hervey, tal from St. Milchael's. La Relne del ...

... SCARBRO', MTARcHs 7. Our market to-day was fairly supplied with stock, the demand for which ruled heavy at the following quota. tions :-Bacou and pork pigs sold at 4s 6d per stone; beef bd to Gd, mutton 5d to 6d, veal 6d to 6id, and pork 4&d to 6&d per lb. DRIFFIELD, DIARCH 18. This morning we had an abundant supply of fat beasts, and a moderate one of sheep. Business rather dull, and part ...

... rllE CORN TRADE DURING jj; z 1' .. WEEK./ les^er Ir in mderatel1Y fair supply by land T~e e VV O\Iarid Kerrt at last Monday's -iS trottof tis yer' ~iatkIa ' lor wasa falling off in thc letI ~~ iotts week, tile condition tI i''qi et dlry samaples met a steady 15~arol~r atformner prices, but we ellr-c ufi'slowly, and apparenutly t:s e' beepievious Monday. Th ?? S o 4 b. per bushel ; some ~:t ...

... Stuipping intellimeacc. P 0 R T () F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. July 25-Norfolk (s), Leetham, from Rotterdam. Wanderer, Spreckelsen, from Cairns. Westphalia, Schoon; Johanna, - Heinrich, from Emden, Orion (a), Lidermore, from Ar'twerp. ,tenriette, Ove, from Kioge. Tzelliuge Broderne, Nested, from Aalborg. Cossack, Nu!oh; Neptunas, Methling, from Rig.E Henreich, Paiassen, from Gede. Johanna, ...

... - -MINIMMI an ?? ?? ?? ?T1: larttels. 1, CORN MARKETS. HULL, TUESDAY, SEPT. 3. We have had a week of exceedingly fine harvest wea- ther, and much progress is made with cutting; if it lasts another seven days a good deal will tbe carted. So few o deliveries have been 'nade of new grain, we are unable to o report very definitely of the crop, but that it will be verv o various in quality is quite ...

... THP, SHIPING TRADF OF LIVERPp (OL, l11r-- T,-,n -Alrrr nn r!n rlinirnbnrr, 'Ph Mcsw_. Toiigc Curry, and Co. shtpbroksers, ty,- The year just cilsid ?? been one of niru-'ual anxiety to all tpersons ...

... l rtr4)at *Ttare ?? F. ?? ?? .T Thursday, March 7, 1850. w r ,nd- ?? o'ctoce. W I nyt Past Lrncashire Preference Q ?? ?? 7 3/9 cx, Great Western ?? 59 a.. Lanca.shiro and Yorkshire Fifth Share s. 8Oa ...

... ROCI[DATE, FLANNEr, MAIIKET, Jl 1 0} ?? market tol-day lias beea slenderly attenlded, hilch is atiwas tilh ease at thi9 Shl seasots of the year. TIhere has beest a moderate demisand fo ...

... inarweto+ LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, APRIL 5.f One cargo of Wheat and Barley h'as got in from Restock, one of I Wheat from Wolgast, and three from Stralsund, being the firstf from the Baltic thi ...

... :lr fgiet. LwRITTHSN EX~CLUSIVELY FORc Tyul Itiiro.sece. E.LIVEJRPOUJL FoRtE1GN Pit( DUCSi MARKETr. ?? stilt yernalrat quiet, and tho sales aro Fatriday veymoderate, at last week's prices. 0na RIC F-' ...