... I *Dtpfng Inteitoenc. I P.O R T O F H U L L. Dec. 27-The Ariel, Perry, ha. put into this -port to repair daruages: she it bound to Spabling. Dec. 30-The Perth (d), from London for Dundee, has put into these roads for a supply of coals. ' The schooner Queen, -, from Middlesborough for Perth. arrived in the Humiber, with decks awept, and lost one sea- man overboard. At D p.m. a schooner, ...

... CUTTLE MARKETS, SCARBRO', DEc. 27. At our cattle market, lean stock could scarcely be sold at any price. A fair clearance of fat stock was effected at last week's rates, Bacon pigs sold na 4s, and pork ditto 4s 9d per stone; beef 6d to 6d, mutton 6d to 61d, veal 6d to 63d, porks d to 6d per lb. DRIFFIELD, SN. 2. This morning we had a good show of beasts, with a moderate one of sheep. Business ...

... . THUtSDAY. San. 3rd, 185l'. SHAR ES. o3 i; ai NAME OF RAILWAY. CLOSING PRICj.*- 00 50 berdeen ?? Il go ilO Birmingham and Oxford ?? 20 - 27 S5 25 BoltnClthroe,& W. Yorkshire: : - Sj f (late Darwens) i5 23 Do.lateClthroe,&8N.Westrnu 4 - 5 25 25 Do. Do.,per centpreference-, 17 - 17k SOk 60 Caledonian ?? lo t 110 0 Ditto pret. 7 and 0 per ?? . 77 60 50 Chester and Holybead . ?? , Oj 15 15 Ditto ...

... THE TRADE OF THE PoRT I We extract the following from the annual report of Meanre. Wright, Young, and Wright, merchants of this town, which has just been issued:- In the remarks upon protection to agriculture it is scarcely necessary for us to ney that we do not concur. During tile post year the trade of Ilull suffered from the effects of the Danish blockade and a long and severe ...

... I|UL Lt:'J PRIOES CS RKC iNT. I QUOTED ALL AS DUTY PAID, EXCLUSIVE Op COMMISSION. (From Richard and Henry Wells's Circular.) WHEAT,per qr~of do lbs per. busk. English white, new ?? f2 0 Rll 4 0 Old ?? *. 22 0V. 2: 40 'English red,iew ..1 18 0ID.2 00 ?? 118i0.. 210 Dentalicold ?? 2 2 85 0 Lowr Blsltc&Hmbrg,new..I1 15 0 . o19 ?? 210 BARLEY, Saac, per Imp. qr.,now.. 1 30 .1.4 0 Old . 1 ~~~2 0 I ...

... | ?? (oSminrwa1.l larket. | CORN MAIRKETS, I ?? TunsOAT,JiAN. 1. The Proceedings of the week have again partaken more Of a boll day than a business character, but more firmness 0 is evident in each article of the trade, and which is war. ?? rnted and encouraged. by the paucity of arrivals frorn a ?? We had a return of frost on the 20th, arid it has a continued since with more or less severity, ...

... I REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I TUET PAST MEEK.' (From Bettls Weekly Messenger.) E W1GAT.-TIe supply at last Monday's market in Mark id lane was very limited from Essex, and only moderate id from Kent; still the trade was not lively, and only the er best samples commanded a slight advance in price, and sal other sorts of English fully as much money as during s,the previous week; much on ...

... PROTECT1ON TO BRITISH INDUSTRY. Laige and influential meetings have been held during the week, at Salisbury, Horsias, Leicester, and many t other places, at which petitions for a dissolution of Par- f liament have been resolved upon, and speeches in favourI of a protective policy delivered. t Perhaps the best notion of the spirit pervading thisE class of meetings will be given by the following ...

... CATTLE [RKETS, SCARBRO', JAN. 3. ?? weather being very boisterous, the show of cattle . was unusually limited, and but little business could be effected. Bacon pigs sold at 4s, and pork ditto 4s 9d per stone; beef Bd to Gd, mutton 5d to Gd, veal 8d toohd, pork e Sd to Gd per lb. t WAKEFIELD, WnDcsoDAr, JAN. 9. There were 550 beasts and 5,000 sheep. Prioes-Beef, 5s 6d to 6s per stone; mutton, ...

... I HrLLL SHARE MARKET. Tgta6DAr, Jia. 10th 180. - - MANE OF RAILWAY. - I- ' - - ?? X 50 10 i5 S5 so :.50 10 SO 1i i l 25 18 10 60 25 Gal 25 go 25 50 60 100 200 xsob 7i lYS 25 12j 60 Os to 50 50 LO 50 .100 100 100 12 5 10 5o 35 so JO 100 100 :oo 178 '5 12 8in S. 16 86 is seh 10 ask ,80 I iO Sb 25 50 10 so i4is 7 2O 20 20 SO 15 100 20 'I kba rdre . ?? . . . Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Dud ?? ...

... | c rcultural anI Q1tIurneriaI .flarket0. Al ~~CORN MARKETS. n d~ he watherHULL, TUESDAY, JAN. 8. dinheed wandthe during thea past weel. has been very severe indedandth inand navigation is now closed, as is Y also that of the Elbe. Transactiotss are consequently liut if limited, and no alteration in price can be noted, but oe holders are very firm, and where sales are made obtain ir some ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I THlE PAST WEEK. (Fromi Bell's Teesely Mesnenger.) WHEAT.-The shott supply at Mark-lane on Monday last from all the near counties, combined with the im- proved condition, caused a readier sale to be experienced, at an advance of Is. to 2s per qr. on all the finest sam- ples. A, good clearance was made at an earlier hour than usual of all the English supply, ...