... I II ,LL SI-IAltE B e ARK IT. I TnuasDa.y, December 4th, 181.il SHA.R1S . NAIE OF RAILWAY. CLOSING PRICES sO 6o Aberdeen ?? 0lo- lO 2o iz Bitmirighaam, sVolverhalnpton, and Dudley 9 -10 pm. 2 5 Blackburn ?? ?? 44- 5 2d 2S Da.Do.1per cealpireference 104- 17 Sik 60 Caledonian i44- 15t l0 10 Di tto pref. 7 and 0 per cent. 7s- 7s 50 5U Chesterand liolylhead .. . )j 201 13 1.5 Ditto prer. 5j per ...

... I MArmultural ania I CORN MAARKETS. HULL, TumsDAY, MARtCH SO., -The past week has been one of almost perfect -iac- tisity in every branch of thle corn trade, and where sales have been effected it has been w ith an advantage to the buyer. The unexpected change in thle Continenial markets (France excepted), amounting in some places to almost a panic, has had a prejudicial effect upon the minds ...

... EVIEWOFT CORN TRADE DURINI THE PAST WEEK. i (Fromn Bel'8s IVechly Messengr.) WHtEAT.-An improved tone hassprung up generally for this article, and there is now not so great a want of confidence as there was about a fortnight back, the cause for which no one seemed able to give a satis- factory reason, as the quality and condition of the samples brought forward were universally good, the drying ...

... 'tpping Intelitaclue. P 0 R T () F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. July 24.-Dorothea Elizabeth, Dreyer, from Neustadt. Orion (s), Lidermore, from Rotterdam. Bellosa, Heilonsen, from St. Andrews. Georgina, Barclay; Pelian, Dove, from Petersburg. Rankin, Lawson, from Quebec. Julius, Holm, from Copenhagen. Hamburg (a), Mowle, from Hlamburg. John and Rebecca, Pill, from KunitnglbCrg. Plenty, Fer. guson, ...

... W OF THE CORN TRADE DURING TUE PAST WEEK. (From Bell's Weeklyl Messenger.) w -~Tlh downward tendency in this article wvas checked toR et0 cl o~oka h ceitdcie otmleose of tthe previous week, and mnuch anxiety was 15iieoll wi ?? shown, that every ?? held on anpearedI i to aut lin concert, there being one cin- Idcsir toincrease ?? Mark-lane on Monday a t till~ Ir wast brought forward than for ...

... ultU 04are Market, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1854. SIIARS. 4S Mg NAME OF RAILWAY. CLOSING PRICES. £. £._ _ 60 50 Aberdeen ?? 2 20 Us Anbeorg., Notting., Bost, and Eastn. Junction ?? 5- 5- r 31 28 Birkhd., Lan.c & Ches. June.. 153- 10 dis 25 26 Blackburn ?? 5- StCk 100 Bristol and Exeter.-5 -100 Stek 100 Caledonian ?? ?? 31-64 50 G0 Chester and Holyhead ?? ?? 5W 10 50 45 Dublin and Belfast Junction . ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE I DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From Bell'8 Weekly Mesecnger.) Wn .IT -The fresh supply at Mark-lane last Monday from all the near counties was remarkably short, and advices received by that morning's post being generally of a firn character, the factors asked full prices at tbe opening of the market, but the town millers baving, agreed to put down the top price of their ...

... WEEKLY CORN 1REVIEW- (From Bell's Wseeklyfss~~,~, WIICAT.-The recent damp weather rendesaorinf l absolutely necessary to make a good saick orifi Portou f) of foreign is now muchlower thain it has been fo*s ?? at this port, and at ?? there Is much less held hly earbs is a regular working'off of the little which is lef e . l shipments can be made, a comrplete exhauisto left bre,, , i~t take ?? ...

... The thirty-fourth annual meeting of the Port of Hull Society for the religious instruction of seamen was held tt at the Sailors' Institute on Tuesday evening, at sevenw o'clock. There was anumerous nonster of thefriends of Of the society. The chair was occupied by Mr. J. S. fie TaomrsoN, who gave out the hymn 1Come, holy spirit, tl heavenly dove, &c., and the Rev. R. HxAL offered up d prayer ...

... I 'B?tpptllg *11telltigellre. I TIME OF H111011 WATER AT HULL. . . Jf~~~orss.Tids.Rven.Tjid. t _- Aug. 22 Saturday 59 past 7 15 past 8 {1thSd - 3 ?? 81 ..8 4 8 11th~unda - 24 Monday . 2 9 18 9. ?? i -25 ?? 83 9 48 ,. 9 . - 26 Wednesday 6 10 22 10 -27 Thursday.. 41 10 2 11 ' -28 Friday ?? 2 .. 11 57 .11 , PORT OF HU LL, FOREIGN ARRIVED. TuuRsDAY, August 13-Swanland (s) Mortier, from Rotter- ...

... I (From Bell's Week~ly Messenuer.) 'WHSAT.-.The imports at Glasgow were principally Egyptian 'sa tho Clyde, and although there was riot so snuch pressure onf that market as previously, still prices were 2s. to 4s. per qr. lower on most sorts, arith a limited sale ?? nearly lal markets held ass Thursday the supplice had fallen off, from the busy ocenpation of the ?? 'Birmingham the quanititY ...

... I| HULPCE CRREN'. I CORRECTED TO LAST _E-VENXI-NG LINSEED..-llack Sea,,Vl ?? 0 0 @b £37 0 4 Do East Indto ?? 70 - 300 Do Egyptian ?? 3 0 0 - 34 0 Do Petersur fne ?? 3 3 ?? ?? 0 000 Do Black Sona and East India.. 0 Q0- 0 00j fOIL, Oblvis-Gallipoli, 11l ul t ?? 57 Q 0- 530 0 D~o ?? ?? 0o~ RAPL-Brown ?? 1 0 0 - 00 0 b Do Refilled ?? 0- 00 0 LISED-ron ?? 10 0- 00 0 Do Refibed and ?? 420 0- 00 0 ...