... COMPARATIVE PRICES AND QUANTITIES 0p - ?? . .. AA ?? ?? -ECS R Weekly Averages by the Imp. Averages fromi-e--' - ;R Quarter fronm the Gazette of ing Ga&zca of thc Irlised., Friday, Dec. 8, 1858. Friday, Dec. 4,185s Qrs. s. d. Qr. . Whoat 117,703 .. 41 2 Wheat . 77)5 d Barley 10¢,218 ..35 4 Barley . 73,9i)6 . .. 3 - Oats ?? 9,342 22 9 Oats ?? 37 Re. 130 316 Rye ?? 17.1 32 1 Beans . 3,394 ...

... G _PRODUCEMAK Rs- V S~75X M~nnnk S -QnOt LuNDON, YSTRtRDAY.-Sugar: Fair busines f for sal useful articles; Refined quiet.-coffee full Prices pid fair spirit, and fully previous terms Paid for 6C OTe W ith trade; s ourd Common Congou realizes Is I id 10n,-Tea: ra, business small, value unaltered. Islpetraqui isld.Rir ?? ddll, sellers at previous rates urretyss IV aZoOL. YQTszaoAn'.-Sugar busine ...

... 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 ...

... H U iJLL P RICES CUR RENT. I QUOTED ALL AS DUTY PAID, EXCLUSIVE OF COMMISSION. WHIEAT,per qr ofoo Iba. per bash. English white, new ?? £2 0 0 .. £ 4 Old ?? 4 0P. 2 6 0 English red, new ?? 1 14 0 Ila1 1 0 ?? 1 16 0 Iis 1 0 Dantzec & Konigsburg, ?? 000 ,. 0 00 ?? 220. 2 40 Lower Baltic & Hmburg, ?? 0. 11s0 ?? 0. 117 0 BARLEY, Saale,perlmp.qr.,new 1 3 0 ..1 0 Old . 120.P. 13 0 Danish, Riga, &c. ...

... I COLONI&L WOOL SALES.--Very large numbers of buyers have been in attendance at the public sales held during the past week. The whole of the parcels sub- mitted, if we except a few low foreign qualities, have changed hands at extreme quotations. By private contract, an improved demand has sprung up, especially for the low and medium hinds of English wool, and in some instances prices must be ...

... 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 ...