... I QUOTED ALL AS DUTY PAID, EXCLUSIVE OF COMiMISSION. W HEAT, per qr. of 6O flb. per busua. English white, ?? 0 0.2 2 0 ?? .. 2 0 2 20 English red, ?? 15 0..117 0 ?? 1 150I0.,1 10 Dantzig and Koningsburg, ?? 0 00..0 0 0 ?? .2 0 0..25 o Lower Baltic & Hamburg, ?? .. .. 0 0 0 Old.113 0 ..117 0I BARLEY, Saatle, per nimp. qr., newy 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 Old . 000 . 00 0 Danish, Riga, &e., new 0 U0 ?? 0 0 0 ...

... RHULL PRICES CU RENT. QUOTED ALL AS DUTY PAID, EXCLUSIVE OF COMMISSION. WHEAT, per qr. of6D lbs. per bush. English white, new . £.. 2 4 0 . 28 0 ?? 2 20 ..2 50 Enaglins red, new . .2 00 2.92 0 ?? 0 0 22 0 Dantzlg arid Koningsburg, ?? 2500 ..28B0 Oldi ?? 2 00 ..2580 Lower Baltic & Hamburg, new . ?? .. o 0 0 0 Old, . 117 0. 200 BARLEY, Sattle, per imp. qr., new I 10 0 . 1 12 0 Old . 0 0 0 ?? ...

... C AT T L E M A HI K ETS. SCARBiIO', FEB. 3 We had a moderate supply of stock, which met with a good clearance at full prices. Bacon and pork pigs, Gs to Os 3d per stone. Beef, Gd to Oid ; mutton, Gd to 7d; veal, Gd to 7d; hams, 8d to Od; bacon, 7d to 8d; pork, 6d to 7d per lb. DRIFFIELD, Fan. 0. TThe supply of stock offered at this market was very fair. Customers were in good attendance, and ...

... :olpptng iIntellintct. NOT IC E TO M A R IN ER S. BUOY ON THE REEF OF FRIEDERICKSORT. : Board of Trade, Whitehall, Marine Department, November 18, 1853. The Right Honuarable Ihe Lords of the Privy Council for trade and plantations have recelived; through the secretary of state for foreign affiirs, a copy of a despatch from her Ma- jesty's Minister at Copenhagen, enclosing a Notice to Mariners ...

... (P ront Bell's WVeetlY Meseesi'lr.) NirlZAT.-There was a short supply of English at Mark-Lane on Mionday, and although the accounts from all the agricultural disotricts were of a declining tendency, the change downward being at the close of the week its sudden as the previous up. ward movement, yet a firiner feeling manifested it-self, and thle supply was cleared ofil, thle driest and heavy ...

... BEVERLESY, JANUARY 4. A good supply of beef and mutton, and a fair attendance of customers. Beef from 7a to 7s 6d per stone;. mutton from 6d to 61d per lb. All the beasts changed hands; a few, sheep remained unsold. A good trade. BARTON, JANUARY 2. Prices-Beef, 8s per stone; mutton, Gd to bid per lb. SALFORD, JANUARY 4. Arrivals-Cows, 1,658 ; sheep, 5,764. Prices-Beef, 46d to dd; mutton, 6&d ...

... *Oippfng IlnltCtuenle. I P O R T O F H U L L. er, The Wonderful. Wood, from Sunderland, with coals to he London, on the 13th, has come in here with lois of main- . boom, &c. ay The Nioline, Tamcke, Krons, bound to Clay with olleaki, rt:put into these roads on the I 8th, leaky. ee, ee, FOREIGN ARRIVED. rlf- Ntay Gu-Thunelde Rechels, Memel. Wadumer, Berud- n : eten, Gothenburg. Bee, Appleyard, ...

... I viticultural ang Qromltnrda if ?? fatcs CORN MAR KE TS. hIULL, TugsnAr, FR5RUJART*28, (F roni Taylor and B~right's circular.) The Ga'.zette Returns of wheat soid in the varinuq toswns Of the United Kingdom for the week ending 17th February were 50,170 qrst; for the corresponding week of last year, 80,632 gre; the twenty weekS front bar, ee' (October 2nd) amount to 1,5372,89D qrs, against ...

... R5VIEW OF THE CORN TRADE I DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From Bell's W~eek-ly 3Messeenger.) WiHAT.-The advices; from most markets held on Saturday teere of a firmer character; the supply of English becn short at on M~onday, a good steady demand was experienced as ic prtO o th pevous week, an very little remained marke. Th mercantswho bell ofrda very limited quantity, the local ticcild ?? wthe ...

... (Fromt Bell' Weekly MeRssenger.) WEIZAT.-The markets beld onl Thursdayer affected by thle damp state of the atmosphere ; usually the con1.dition becomes TI jimmlediately worse with snoh weather, and the quality is conse- fil eiuelotly-deteriorated, although, it asay have been thrashed Po daring sharp frosty weather. -The businegss trausacoted was of snostlysomiewhat contracted, and prices were ...

... jnU - - In ) bu tt Ell Ba I, I Cfa'c k .~ 9 THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 185. Sneer as. NAME OF RAILWAY. CLOSIU j 60 50 Aberdeen . ?? ?? ?? 08,83 Amberg., Wotting., Bost, ad 11 Eastn. Junction ?? 31 28 Birkhd,, Lane. & Ches. Junc. 11 i 25 25 Blackburn.. ,-1 d Stck 100 Bristol and Exeter ?? 52- 6 Stik 100 Caledonian ?? 6g 8_ 50 60 Cheatoer and HIolyhead 3 l 50 45 Dublin and Belfast Junction . '3 di 25 ...

... 0o11mu11erciat Markets, &c. C 0iR N M4ARIK E TS. BULL. Nov. 8.-EFrom, Thomas Binney and Co's circularj- ArrivalsO whea alnd barley still, contifluO liberal, The weather during the week has been changeable, andy although in the boginning, has since' become damp and Muggy, the O5Icharaeteristic of the present sonoth. The wvheat trade in tile cacly part -of. thle week contissued in the sceun dull ...