... .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 ...

... 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 ...

... Tonlilleretat marticto, &r. I CORN MARKETS. HULL, Juice 1. (From Thoma-s Binnciy antI Co.'s Circular.) Arrivals of wvheat and barley continue good, but moderate of othor grain. The weather dur~ing the last fewdayslhas become quite warms and summer-like, and in every way favourable for thle growing crops; the wheat plant progresses rapidly, and with a continuance of present forcing weather the ...

... PRICES OF CONSOLS AND) .5 tITTTr,. YV-i-'-V PI- .- AR ES, ; LU LL, YPSTERDAY Evy.lNNo Consols for Accolsit, Ma ?? ?? Anhbergates ?? . . Caeonians ?? ?? . S 2'i 4j Eastern Ciunties ?? 57 Eaist Lincashire . ?? b- -S Fdinbro'and Glasgow ?? - ?? Great Northern ?? ?? ?? Great VN ester ?? Laneahilreand Yorkshire . ?? 87 Lec ls Northern . ?? . - -- Brighton . 105 London an d Nortb vesternl I. 9_ ...

... 6all ?M, arl4s, R. LONDONF CORN EXCHANGE, Yesterday.-The weather since Friday has been line and very cold, until this morning, when we had a heavy fall of snow, wind strong from the E. and N. E. The supply of wheat from Essex and Kent to this lornings muarket was small, and disposed of upon the terms of this day se'nnight, but Kentish red brought Is. per quarter advance. Foreign was neglected, ...

... (ni n Markeio, At. THE CROPS AND THE CORN TRADE. ¶Auother week's fine weather (though with occasional thuinder jshowers) has enabled farmers to secure msst of their wheat in eesicellent condition .Tire diversity, however, of tire yield and equality is as ressarkable as tire seasosns. It appears the weight of ewhite wheat, where it was blighted, does not exceed 47lts, per e bushel, and is only ...

... BIRMINGHAM_ 3ARKETS.-Yesterday. PROVISIONS. BTcTER, Waterfords and Carlows, ) cwt . ?? 104 Clonmells, V ?? ?? ?? Northerns, 'ci cwt ?? . 9S Dateh, 1 cwt .. ?? 116 K iels, ' V c t ?? ?? ?? 1 4 Ostend, V dozen 9. fresh, English, ti dozen ?? 13 CCE:ESE, Derbys, V 112 Ibs ?? t0 Warvick and Leicestershire, V 112 lbs. 03 Staffordshire, V. 112 lbs ?? 56 :heshire, V 112 lbs . ?? 66 G IOuCesterIsire, V ...

... QTOxh It'ladds, k. LONDON CORN MAnRET, Yesterday.-The wheat trade in Mark Lano was dull this morning at Monday's quatatione. Flour sold slowly at that day's rates. Barley of fine quality was fully as dear. Other pescriptions easier to purelase. Oats gave way in value od. per quarter. Beans and peas firm. WOLVEMREAalPTON CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-Supply of wheat issoderate, and much of it damp ...

... Gallardal RA4 uAttarg. WEDNESDAY EvENING, November 3rd. The market for Public Securities was weak again to-day. Until afternoon sales prepouderated, and the market being entirely unsupported, prices fell to the lowest point of yes- terday, but recovered before the market closed, though it still wore a heavy aspect. The first transactions in Con- sols were at 9S; soon afterwards there were ...

... gdllmnarial WP Rttau TUESDAY EVENING, December 7th. TBiE business in connection with the settlement of the aecount occupied very much attention on the Stock XLchlunge to-day, and caused transactions in the ordinary way to be limited. Continuations were high, and umder this influence prices gave way, but ultimately reco- vered, and the market cloged at yesterday's prices firm, Iut after ...

... BIBMtINGHAM MARKETS.-Yesterday. FRUIT. s. d. i S.cdo Pine ApplesRs Eglisi, each-- Cherries, per lb. -. Colonial ditto ?? - Filberts, per lb ?? Gd. to s rapes, per lb ?? 2s. ld., 2 6 Colobntts, per lb. Od. to 0 6 Foreign ditto s.. , 1 6 Almonds, per ?? 0 PMelons, each . ls, Gd. to 3 0 Walnuts, per nOO . 0 D Peaches, per doz. 0s. O3d.,- - Figs, per lb ?? 3(d. to 0 S Nectarines, per dozOs.Od,- ...