... I Comillartal faartmj &r* I ig to ~C 0 R N aM A R K B T S. - ?? JAN. 18. (Prom Thcomas Bimacey and Co.'s Circuelar.) of Al rvlaos ha aevr ecdtatehhyompoto barley, is frons the Black Sea. Adeices from Netw York per Asia, under n date 4th January, mention that wheat has been liberally offered Lecx store, hut late value has been Well MainteindAA ; quotations folir primie whilte are 45s 9d to Ida ...

... TV - ANIJFACTURES. - I MANCHESTER, Nov. 8,-Later telegraphic advices from Cal- cutta conirmn the accounts previously received, as to the improving state of that m1arket, and although the reports from Bonmbay are less satisfactory, the Indian news has, on the whole, addod to the prevailing firmness here. Yarns are quite steady, at last week's prices, and in exceptional eases sometimes fetch a ...

... C6tipphlo TIME OF' HIGH W&TER AT HULL, Al orn. Tide.jEvesn.-Tde. Nov. 11 Friday .. 27 past 6 45 past 6 -12 Saturday ., 3 ,. 7 22 , 7 -13 Sunday 42 7. , 3 . 8 21st Sunday - 14: Monday.. 23 ,. 8 46 8 aft. Trinity. - 15 ?? 10 .9 36 , 9 - 16 Wednesday 4.. 10 32. 10 -17 Thursday. 3 .. 11 38 .. 11 BRITISH PORTS. GOOLE FORsIGN SmnreiG LIST.-Arrived: Norfolk (s), Rot- terdam. LaPlata(s),Antwerp. ...

... ,5jipptlldaigentce. . _. TIME OF HIGH WATER AT HULL. AMorn. Tide. BEen.ide. July 22 IFriday ?? 98 past 10 19 past 10 -23 Saturday ,, 20 .. 11 44 .. 11 - 24 Sunday ?? .. , O . 12 O af5t. Trinity, - 26 Monday ?? 45 0 22 I aft. Trnit - 26 Tuaesday ?? 2 2.. 41 . 2 - 27 Wednesday 20 ,, 3 58 . 3 3 -2 Thursday 33 . 4 4 . 6 BRITISH PORTS. GooLH WBnsLY SuirrnGo LIST. - Foreign Inward -St. Joseph, ...

... HULL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND SBHfPPING. At the conclusijn of the public meeting to promote the acceleration of the mail, yesterday, the twouty-.irat annual general meeting of the Chamber of Commerce and Shipping was held in the Exchange, Mr. C0. M. Norwood in the chair. Mr. P. BRUcC (secretary) read the report of the directors, of which we present a dig't. It hoped that some satisfactory ...

... I (Eommerctal fearkEts, Ir. CORN MARKETS. HULL, FEB. S. (Frost Thosmas Binsaey and Co.'s Ciwcsufarj Arrivals of wheat continue on the souse moderate scale, and although navigation at most of the lower continental ports continues open, nothing of moment resches, whlich may be accounted for by the disparity of value at present existing between tbe price of wheat in this cosutry and the corn-pro- ...

... HULL .PRICE CURRfEN . -r CORRE7T8D' UP TO LAST EVENING. a LTNSEFD-mlkaor ?? 7 0 @ i2 8, Do Fatnia ?? 2 9. 0- 2. 1I B, J :J10- ypti n .5 , 00 Po0 Do Petersburg 0hle ?? ?? 2 0- 2'6 o Do Arcinlgel ?? . :2'S O-. 2 4 0 j B ' Do Riga ?? 250 4 d ' ' Dr Mceland Konigsberg *. 2 3 0- 2 4 0O RAPFESEED-Gerinan & Danish llast. 2 .0 ,0 - 25 0 0 D Do Black Sea ?? India.. 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 OIL, Ort.vl-Gallipqli ...

... (Fromt Rollie Weekly 2U'essaenr.) WHeAT.-At Monday's market the first eales effected were some Kentish wht smlwhich were disposeq of 'at 473 jeer qr., beleg Bs per qr. under the pricee of the previous Monday the the Eesex factors accepted 465 per qr. on some of their beeit runs of white, and this great declino o s Per qr. leduced some of the town millers to purchase fireey;on the whole a ...

... I I I ?? Intelitgeare. I df f TIME OF HIGH WATYER AT HULL, Mforn. Fide. cen.Vide. a _ _ _ _ . - - t June 3 Friday .. 30 past 7 54 past 7 - 4 Saturday . 18 .. 8 43 8 s - Sunday ?? 8 9 35 9 lst Surday ,e - 6 iouday. 2 . 10 31 10 taterscen. 7 ?? 1 1 so 11 o - 8Wednesday 0 ,. o 2 0. 0 - 9Thursday.. 33 0 3 . 1 BRITISH PORTS. GoocLu, June 1-Foreign Inward-Norfolk (6), Rotterdam. s Prowlte Denekamip, ...

... Q6,01MUCUtal. Isarketowo dO R N A R X ET S. HUL, Juv 5 . D ?? :Thomasr~es llisssey and Co.'s Circular.) Arrivals from abroad are moderate of all descriptions of grain, except beans, of which the import is comparatively large. The weather during the week has been fine, and in every way favourable for the growling corn, with a continuance of which harvest s expected to coesmence in about five ...

... (rallunerctat faar-Rco, vr. CORN MARKETS. HULL, FEB. 22. (From 2homzea Binney and Oo.'G &C£eularj. Arrivals of wheat coutisine moderate, large of barley, and snasil of other grain; the continental markets exhibit but little alteration, whilst prices in America have gone so much above the ratee ruling in Europe, that some shipmenets of dour are being made ironm France to New York and Canada. ...

... 1 - eimmercial Mlarket0g &c. - CORN MARKETS. HULL, MAY 10. (From Thomas Binney and Co.'s Oircular., Arrivals from abroad continue moderate of all descriptions of grain, but we look now for increased imports, as markets on this side have improved so as to allow a margin for operations. The weather, with the exception of a day or two, his been cold for the eason, vegetation has proceeded slowly, ...