... I ?? lJatftut, &C. I Io C-bORN MARKET S. HULL, DEo. 20. -I From Taylor and Bright's circular.}- Although the trade has partaken monre orless of 'a holiday cheareeter durinig the Past week, yet there have beon daily tresetlos itfull ?? in Old whelatu new has met less favour,bhut the condition pa.rtly accoiunts for this. The weather has been open for the season of thle year. We had a moderatp ...

... At the first annual mneeting of the British Telegraph Company, held at Carrick's Royal Hotel, Glasgow, on Wednesday, the 30th of August, William Gibb, Esq., of Manchester, in the chair; the report stated tlhat the documents under which this company was authorimed to commence business having bcen received from the Board of Ti ado on the 13th of January last, the directors, in pursuance of the ...

... d t] b e. b t~ IT is satisfactory to find that the Russian war has not diminished the receipts of the Hull Dock Company during the past year. The gross revenue of that body in 1854 was 67,3301. 6s. ; in 1853 it was only 65,2621. 1Os. 3d.; so that there was an absolute increcase of more than 2,0001. in tho income of the Dock Company last year as compared with the year which preceded it. Of ...

... 1 ,1J1t 33pptllg *ntetigerare. PORT OF HULL. March 22-The Alert, Prittyman, from Shields, with goods, hound to London, baa been assisted in here by esoms fishermen, with loss of anchor, sails, &c, March 23-The Monitrose, Hiley, has again proceeded for Buenos Ayres. March 24-The Abraham, Slobs, from i'eweastle, with iron castings, has put in here With loss of both anchors and obables. The Carl ...

... *bippt Et:iv I n TIME OF HIGH WATER AT HULL, le if Alorn.Tide. Even.2Tsde. 31 -_ -_ -_I d Nov. 22 Saturday .. 23 past 2 56 past 2 e -23 Surlday ?? 23 3 62 3 {27tl~undaY i9-24 Mlonday ?? 12 .. 4 31 ,, a TrinitiY. ce 25 Tuosdy ?? 49 4 8 5 's - 2o ?? . .28 S 45 5 -27 Thursday .. 0 6 17 G 0 e - 28 Friday ?? 3t ,, 6 53 , . 5 eo P 0 R T 0 F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. h THuRsDAY, Nov. 13-Grauf van ...

... , I - *,tippilla *)Still ?1: ? I I : . :. , ,- . . . 66 I ?? I T '1E EOF 'HIGH WATER 'AVT EUH JL. I, _ : : Ailferts. TirleJEven. ide. . Mar, 1 Saturday . . 0 past 0 19 past 0 2 Sunday, 4 ?? 1 52.. 1 [4th Sunday - 38Ionday, 40 -*L 2 a n Lent.. ?? 14 .. 4 44 4 5 Wednesday 12 . 5 38 ' . - G'Rhursdby.. 2 *.6 24 ., 6 : 7.L IFriday 46 (8 7 . ?? _ _ _. =, _ . ,_ _ ' ' p FORT O F . H. U'L ?? ...

... I _ HULL PRlCE CURRENT. I |CO11RECTED TO LAST EVENING. Sol Sol LINSEED-BlackSea, ,iqqr ?? £3 7 0 @ £3 9 0 Tat Do East India ?? 3 0- 310 0 I e Do Egyptian .. S 4 0- 0 0 0 Do Petersburg fine ?? . 3 4 0- 3 G 0 Hu Do Archangel ,. ?? . 3 2 0 0 0 Mi Do .iga . ?? 300- 320 Nol Do Memeol and Ro'nigsberg 3 0 0- 3 3 0 _ -RAPESEED-German & Daiish last..5 0 0-36 10 0 Do Black Sea alind East India.. o 0 ...

... I I CORRECTED TO LAST EVENING. ti LINSEED-Black Sea,M ~qr ?? £3 30 @ £3 50 B Do East ?? 3 4o 0- 3 0 B Do ?? 2 18 0 -.3 00 C Do Petersburg fine ?? 3 00 0-3 10 E Do .Archangel ?? 141 0 - 218 0 L Do Riga.. ?? 212 0.- 2180 E Do Memel an Konigsberg ?? - 2 16 G RAPSEE-Grnin Daishtllas..330 0 - 36 10 0G Do Black Sea and East India.. 0 00 - 0 00 L .OIL, Oc~cvE-.Gallipoli, l ?? 0 50 0 - 00 0 0L Do ?? ...

... .EEKLY CORN REVIEW. I (From ele'a Weeklyj Messensger.) WoHEAT.-Intead of any improvement in the value if this lyticle, as wvas a short time back anticipated, from the fine con-. 6tion Il which the sample's crine forwvard, the moveisent this Veck has been retrograde, and ait the same time ?? aeonly a moderate supply of English at M1ark-lanle oin Friday, srrt n g eat ad iti n f f re g n; tr de ...

... collullerctat fauttetog &v.. . I CORN MIARKETS. HULL, JULY 21.-4From Taylor and B~right's Circular. IWe have had a week of the very finest poeeible weatber for -thle crope. end wheat miakes rapid progress towards maturity. harvest will commence in ahout foturteen days, and we have ,every prospect of a good crop of wheat, while spring corn ie genet-ally deflcient. Thi-s dayt's market was very ...

... PRICES OF CONSOLS AND SHARE IrrTyr.r. V-r1-ra-. ?? ?? ARES, HULL, YESTNIWAY Evr.a. C Coneols for Account, oetober - . . 981- Ambergates ?? j Bl ulchorns ?? o Caledonians ?? .- . . Easternl Counlties ?? - ..ts- East Lancashire ?? - ?? ?? Edillbro' and Glasgow ?? . - C- x Great Nortern .104. ?? Great Western . ?? 633_4 Lancaishir anid Yorkshire . ?? 96 Leeis Northern ?? ?? . Brightoen . . ?? ...

... GREAT MEETING oR SHIPOWNERS IN HULL. One of the most numerous and influential meetings connec of shipowners that ever assembled in this port wvas held owiere in the Exchange on Wednesday, at noon, to receive the tn iths report of the dep utrtion recently appointed by a general ha mneeting in this town to attend the conference of dl.Ta gates in London from all the shipping interest in ,Ir rsol ...