... nrzculitural anb Sl~ontmerctal OlJarlets. n CORN MARKETS. ie d HULL, TuEsDAY, FZB. 15. a The weather since our last has asoraned a winterly it appearance, and the ground is well covered with snow, re niad freezing keenly. The trade has been very firm, and le each article tends upwards. The navigation of the id Elbe in now closed, and we may look for a falling oif I, even in our small supplies. ...

... I I HEDON, JUILY 26. There was a good supply of lambs and sheep, also of beasts, the whole of which were sold. A very scanty show of pigs. DRIFFIELD, JULY 27. A good supply of sheep and a fair show of beasts, making from 7s to 7s 6d per atone. A fair attendance of customers, a good trade,: and nearly all changed hands. Mutton from 6d to Old per lb. LEEDS, JUOLY 27. Beasts. 700 f sheep,'-5,000 ...

... CATTLE MARKET3S. HEDON, AUGUST 22. There was a large sapply o' good sheep at this day's market. The whole of which changed bands at good prices, being principally purchased for Hull and neigh- bourhood. A fine show of fat beasts, several of which remained unsold at the close of the market. DRIFFIELD, Aunuas 24. AD average supply of beasts and aheep was offered at the market to-day. Customers ...

... I I I i . ?l 0 n (,t.i ence. P 0 R T )FHK U L L. H uLL, June 15-The Fortune, Gruby, has again proceeded after repairs. FOREIGN ARRItVED. June 9-Gazelte (R), Main, Antwerp. Johatorlese.Heintrieh, rDanizig. Eu.iganthe, Bindeman .Mepei Caadrvo Memel. Ellida, Torgensea, Konigsbe. Heaperkls, Thueaen,, Horsene. Henraretta,Thsen Kerg' rine yn Ericksnen, Neusted. Charlotte; Koeleg, Stettin. Gouveneur ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I THE PAST WEEK. From B8e1's Weehfy Messenger. Wp~lEAT.-A return of wet weather previous to last Monday's market caused the samples offering in Mark- lane to be in as bad condition as any offered previously since harvest, and the millers were reluctant buyers il consequence. The bestqualities, however, commanded former rates, and although other sorts were taken ...

... -BOARI. OF TUADE RETURNS. The Board of Trade returns for the month ending the 5th of December furnish very satisfactory resul s. The previous returns showed an increase of £234,588 in the declared value of our exportations as compared with the corresponding month of last year, and there is again an augmentation on the present occasion of 89]4,478. 'The improved prices of various articles of ra ...

... :- Jt v:& .(r (othela,&4aS ?? le- : ?? ?? ?? i r, s, v. . - u :*I iheactivly i tihetcoru tfde'contlhuds' ?? facts, lri. Mc -.4 e ictiM ewarazzerri*daily ot ina haracter calenlated to 6 T ilncreasn the excitemeot. Theprotracted misunderstand- Wi , ing between Russia and Turkey his becain more and more Th ;X affinffi e rg w p aad eatesqato tesiinclaatan vwar, I int ahicht shobid it-take place, ...

... MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, JULY 29,-The buyers of yaras Da and goods are evidently operating with increased confi- K dence in the present week. This renders the bareness of at supplymoreevident,and causes sellerastill tohardenin their h terms. On the whole, therefore, the market is rather dearer. vi The demand is for various foreign markets as well as for Gs home consmeption. Yarns for home use being ...

... 11OUSj;WIFB'S CORNER. LvjLf1P00U-k5'ND BIRICEFNHEAI) MAitKE1- C' --sv. JCIHN 'sLlVHRPoOL. BKIIKKNUMLD. AnN- V.S. Satrurilay, Wednesday, Saturday, March 19. March18. March 19. (1d. sd. a.dI d. d. a. d. s. d. a li5. 60 80 5@ B 0 0 @0 7& B 'I 1 O~080 6 08 05J.. 07 t vx.. 06.0 0 6. (8 06 0.. Lamb, x~I 86 6.10 610 0 .12 0 90.0 l' Ii~11u1qrr. 36t.80i6..80 0..00 Lbi .aoh 1 3 .0 01 4.0 0 1 6. 0 1 ...

... - niecce FRIDAY. Aecic S-Wind ?? fresh. Hart A bell baey, with a white streak around It and a chain j Carl, attoelsed, apparently not long in tim water, was jssoeesl on the Folios 22nd March, in lot. 37 N., ion. 00W., by the Lotno, which has dint arrived isare. Freer The Gleosus, which arrived here yesterday, experienced asub- Jobas marine convulsion on tlse 111th Felt, its lot. 22 5., Ion. 21 ...

... 3 rd, au (From the London Gazette of FPtiday, July 15.) S BANKRUPTS, Joseph Dickeson, late of Horseeionger-lane, Surrey, victualler, RI and Bassiehaw-chambers, Basinglhall-strect, City, auctioneer, to - surrender July 27, at eleven, Aug. 30, at half-past one, at 'the R' ap Bankrupts' Court: solicitor, Mr. Breeze, Great Knight Rider- etreet, Doctors' Commons; official assignee, Mr. Groon, ar, ...

... cet TRIAL TRIP OF THLE NEW STEAM1-SHIP JOSEFINA. i A very fien screw stearn-ship, namied the Josefina, baa just en been built for the coasting trsdc betweene Sanubs nd Rio de lie Jasrb r ?? of Port ile Glgo.Te.oeiotahadoee seime of naval archi- to tcre sehemahercobesemrushstprovcrmenta en-othgeeacosrcinosce'stsnois The circunm- etlestace f te vsse havsg eenbuit i ths cuntry for Bra- ...