... I-Catluerciaat. arkte, &s. C OR N M A R K E T S. HULL, MAY 24. (From Thomas Biiney and Co.'s Circular.) Imports from abroad are only moderate for the season; the arrival of wheat Into this port compared with last year up to the present period shows a deecease of upwards of 100,000 qrs. The Continental markets continue too high to admit of any prolitable margin to importers, and bat few ...

... 1j0ipptaol *11tetitgeiace. - TIME OF HIGH WVATE R AT HULL. ?? M orMon. Tide. Eve?.ie. -Nov. 4 Friday ?? 47 past 0 25 past 1 - 5Saturday .. 2 ..2 35 2. 2 0htm - 6 Sunday ?? 7 3 35 3 40hsna - 7Monday ?? I) 4 20 4 1 f.Tiiy - 8 ?? 39 ..4 57 ..4 - OWednesday 15 ..5 33 ..5 - 10 Thursdayv. 52 . 10 ..6 .e CIRmssso, Oct. 26 Arrived Ocea, Hrcus, Quebec. Martin PI Luther, Sharp, Rotterdain. S iucy Lass, ...

... In the Times' city artiole we find a sketch of a Scotch case, which is likely to rival the great Western Bank scandal. The Carron Iron Company has been among the most l-uluiihing institutions of Scotland. The con- cern was incorporated in 1773, with a capital of £150,000, in 600 bhelres of £250 each, for the wanufac- ture of iron, and its principal works have been at Carton, near Falkirk, with ...

... COMPARATIVE PRICES AND QUANTITIES (L ?? Weekly Averages by the nimp. Aveaesfo 501121l Quarter from thle Gazette of ing Gazett. or tii a''sd Friday, Feb. 11, 1859. Friday, Feb. 121,5io~year Qrs. s. d. Qr~. W heat ?? . 40 10 Wheat ?? n3 4 d. Barley ?? . 3 9 Barley . ?? 4 Oats ?? . 21 9 Oats..1g Rye ?? 88.336 Rye. ?? .405 Be ?? l2 Peas . 0 ?? 40 11 Peas . 1 75 ll PRICE OF SEEDS,&c., LONDON Turnip ...

... (From Bell's ?? M3eseenger.) WUracr.-Mouday's market opened in a most excited state, and the enhancement obtained was 10s to 12s per qr. on the prices of the previous Monday, and a fair clearance was effected of the day's supply, little being left over unoold for future mar- kete. gorelgnl supplies .were taken to a fair- extent, at fully 8s per qr. beyordl the prins previous paid, and although ...

... I r., MANclanasrsi, April 19.-The continental merchants are doiing i even less than before in yarns * and the India buyers and the n home consumers are backward in makin,, offers. Various out kinds and numbers are, consequently, rather weaker in price ass than they were last week. We must except from this state- ;ess ent O0's to S0's twist cops and corresponding wefts, and also ies 4's to 14's ...

... I * CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVENING. LINSEED-Black Sea,3lqr ?? £.2 4 0 @ £2 4 6 Do East India ?? ?? 2 8 0-. 2 0 0 Do Egyptian ?? 0 0 - 0 0 0 Do Petersburg ?? 2 40-0 0 0 Do Archangel .. .. 1 18 0 I- 119 0 Do Riga, ?? 0 o 0 0 0 Do emeland Konigsberg 2 00 - 2 3 0 RAPESEED-German&Danish1last. 25 00 - 0 0 0 Do Black Sea and East India 0 00 - 0 0 OIL, OLtvE-Gallpoli, tan t .. - 51 0 0-51 lo0 Do Siciiy ...

... i)i-ptpig ttelligenie. ?? TIME OF HIGH WATER AT HULL Maorn. Ttdle. Even .7f de. 1 0ay o'riday . *. 244ast 8 past 8 - 7 Saturday 10 9 aa0 .. - S8Sunday ?? 4 .. 10 35 1O.. 10 r .1 lir -9 1iod ay 7 , 11 42 11 o . aft. Easter. - 10 ?? 0 0 20 - 0 - 11 Wednesday 2 1 40 1 - 12 Thursday .. 17 . 2 50 2 BRITISH PORTS. Aroertouer, April 29-Sailed-Gemini, Taylor, of Hull, for Riga. Goore WEEsKY SHIPPING ...

... I ,-3*ppiflg IUtte)1c. 5 TIME OF HIGH WATER AT HULL. o t lfors. Tide. Even.Tide. 6 Dec. 23 Friday ?? 32 past 5 55 past 5 - 24Saturday ., 17 .. 6 39. 6 Cb - 25 Saunday ?? 1 7 20 7 Christmas _ 26Honday ?? 38 .. 7 66 .. 7 r Day. b --27 ?? 13 8 30 8 - 28 Wednesday 47 .. 8 4 .. 9 29 Thursday. . 22 .. 9 40 . . BRITISH PORTS. GooLB Waearo FonziaN S!ippiNa LIST-Arrived-Norfolk (e)V Rotterdam. Deva (ss ...

... Irom BeZl'a Weekly Hesaensgc.) WneAT.-Thbre has not been quite as much life in the trade this week as during the last. The supply of English at Mark- lane on Monday wvs moderate ; the best samples were taken off principally by the town millers, at the prices of the previous Monday. There was only a limited amount of business trans. acted in foreign qualities, but no quotable change occurred in ...

... ' F I (Front Bell's Weekly M3essenger.) WllsAT.-There was a sudden re-action in the trade for this article at Mark-lane on Monday, various causes combining to bring it about. Millers having within the fortnight bought largely, ceased all at once to become purchasers * the result was, that factors offered to give way 2i to 3s per qr, but this was cot sufficient to bring any buyers forward, and ...

... HEDON, JAN. 3,-A short show of both beasts and sheep. A small attencdance of customers. Prices were the same as last 3week. y NEWCASTLE, JaN. 4.-Beasts, 836; better qualities soid 11 freely, at full rates; raiddliog slow sale. Sheep, 3,750- 3mutton trade active. Pigs, 613 ; all kinds sold freely, at full s rates. Beef, is lid to 7o 9d; pork, 5s to 7s per stone: sheep, ?? Od to 7~dper lb. ...