... E OF THE CORN TRAI)E DURING Rein THE pAST WYEEKl F Bell's r/'ly .Measenger.) T h ort supply of English at last Men- asl ore than sufficiet for the demand. rket a asmfne, aiid a few ?? of the new ?? ~of etorqulity than our millers gene- lr'leato theyiereinduced to refrain from nfl c'll athelbeyst and freshest thrashed old, and : ~ee ,y Is cer qr. on tile general runs, but *lcto ga va clearance; ...

... . .- I Last week's imports of wool into London amounted to Y, 194 bales from Hamburgh; 45 from Leghorn; 96 from Si Galtz; 5 from Ghent; 31 from Mogadore ; 27 from li Antwerp ; 1D8 from Bilboa; and 385 from Port Beaufort. 6r The supply of wool on offer in the private contract mar. to ket is amall ; while the demand for moet qualities rules cr steady, at very full prices. The manufacturing ...

... HULL P RICES C26) J QUOTE2D ALL AS--T PltRNr COMMisgjo LtQ (From Richard and 1eny TVellC WlilEATperqr.of Go Ill per, bu e t English white, nelv . .. l Old ?? 180 English red, ne0' 2 0 O ldl d. 4 0.1 2 Dantzic,old I 115 eII5 LowrBaltc& Hmnbrgnew I 0 2 Old ?? BARLEY, Saale, Perleap.q r- - 140 Old 0. 0 e t RaislGga, &c.,new Old ..0200 I Grinding P Stoller. 0° 25 0 i Old. . e )1 0 OATS ...

... ;- A few days sinco we were favoured (says the Herald) 0 with some long dissertatious on the success of free trade, a as proved il the decline of pauperism. And this decline g was said to be shown in the recent Repori of tlc Pool, . Law Board. y We looked at that report, and were Somewhat disgusted r at what we saw. There was an evident determinatioll to keep out of sight, as far as possible, ...

... |Jtippillo Intelltnrtm. P 0 R T () F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. Sept. 26-Seagull (9), Nichol; Camerton (s), Holdswortl, from Rotterdam, Mariner, Stenihouse, from Koniugsburg. Zwey Gebruder, Albrecht; Pallas, Memau, from Menael. Spera, Schade, from Corunna. Achilles, Hanby; Leipzig (s), King, from Hamburg. Chrthtina Maria, Bierfreund, from Co. penhagen. Rebecca, Buckingham, from Taragoua. lelen, ...

... I BRADFORD,-ThEe demand fur wool continues but slack, and the same may be said both for yarns and piece Igoods. Thle prices of yarns and goods, too, are niuch complained of as being unremunerative. Many houses are reducing their operations, being determined to wait till times are better.' HALIFAX.-Great dulness prevailed in our Piece Hall on Saturday there wasscarcely any inquiryfor worsted ...

... F,YU LL S.HA R E SHARES TflenAy, Pebrary 27, '85* 5 3~ c NAME OF RAILWAY. CLOSty0 PRIlcS 50 50 Aberdeen.. 1£ la 20 1s Birmaingleam, Wolverhampton, and Dudley 65- w 25 2,5 Boltn,Clthroe,&W.Yorkshirc 5g.. o . ex di,. (late Darivene 25 25 Do.lateCitteroe,&N.Westrn 51-. O 25 25 Do. Do.dpercentrpreferenice tIS1 Stk 59 Caledonia.. . ?? I_ l 0 10 Ditto pref.7 eend 6 per cent. Ssa.. 50 50 Chester and ...

... Iavjlrtcltllraj an1 eommurcial MarTets. I CORN MARKETS. HULL, TuEsDAY, OCT. 1. There has been less doing in the wheat market dining the Past week, end Is decline wae conceded to by holders. We note no change in thoe value of spring corn. At to- dlay's market there was a good supply of wheat from our Ofarmers, condition not quite so good as last week ; London 12and many country marketsreotn ...

... HULL PRiC S3 CURR RNT. I I__, QUOTED ALL AS DUTY PAID, EXCLUSIVE OF COAMISSION. in t; W HEAT, per or. of6O lbs. per bush. irt English svirite, n .ew2 ?? 2 56 0 id ?? .. 0 0 0 0 as Englishs red, ?? 118 0 .. 2 0oo od Old ?? 0 0 0o0 ?? and Koningsburg, ir. ~~o ?? 0 00 jr. id ?? 7 0 .,2100 d, Lower Baltic &, Hambsurg, le new ?? .. I1 IS 0 it Old. 116 0 .1 18 0 Iy BARLEY, Sarle, per imp. qr., ...

... ?? ant Zonmicufal nat lufRets. I I I CORN MARKETS. HULL, TUSsDAY, DECMauBER 23. e Again we have to report a quiet week in the corn trade, mild weather, and small arrivals. Oar today 's market was of a holiday character; farmers brought a large supply of vw heat, some of which was only in mid- ing condition, and went ofO at the prices of last week. .i Little or nothing doing in foreign wheat. ...

... I Agriatitural ano QD0111111cufal Alflarkets. CORN MARtKET~S. HULL, TttSsoAY, AUUoST 26. Harvest is flaw in full Progress in this locality, and reports are favourable as to the crops generally :Pete- toes, hoswever, are not so Well spoken of as last week. Arrivals, though moderate, are beyond the niecessities of t~he trade, whieh in every brasch is excessively dull. To-day there was a moderate ...

... arglatltural ant Qrotnmmu'tal n1 arfuts. CORN MARK ETS. HULL, TUESDAY, SePrEcoljIE 0. The weatiler continues favourable for harvest opera. tions, and rapid progress is now making. Arrivals are moderate, but fully equal to the requirements of the trade. At to day's market we had a small supply of English wheat, farmers being busy with harvest work. More samples of newvshowing, q'rality and ...