... 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 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, ...

... 1ommIlvmrriat faarvkete, &vc. CORN M ARK ET S. HULL, JUNtE 21. (From Thmrnag Biuscsey aaa Co.'s OCieularj Arrivals of all grain show a considerable decrease, and roost of the purchases made during the late excitement are r,ow sup- posed to have reached. Continental markets have not responded to the decline in this country, And importations from the Baltic and nearer ports would leave a suart ...

... Commercial faar-Itet5, &v. I CORN MARKETS. HULL, MAY 31. (From Thomas Binnesj and Co.'s Circular.) Arrivals from abroad are moderate of all descriptions of grain The weather during the week has been warm and genial; very little rain has fallen, which is now much needed forthe country. Yesterday we had slight showers, and to-dey is dull and cloudy. The wheat plant has made rapid progress and ...

... I WEEKLY CORN Re.V1EW. I (Fromt Bell's Weekly Messenger.) WniEA-.-There was a very moderate supply from Essex at Mark-lane on Monday, and only a moderate quantity from Kent. Tire imports of foreign were liberal, fully one-third of which came from France, some portion from Belgium and Hiolland, with numneroes cargoes from-the Baltic pprts. Much of these imports go direct to the town millers, ...

... WEEKLY CORN REVIW. (From Bell's Weekly iLessoerger.) WHSAT.-Although the supply at Mark-lane last Monday was moderate, yet various circumstances combined to cause the downward tendency for this article to be continued. The advices from all towns of the interior were depressed and lower, the weather being of the most favourable character to push for- ward the crop, and as there was no exciting ...

... -= i iippg fhl tctglltgrme. TIU? OF HIGH WATER AT HULL. OL Idforn. Tide. EveeI.Ticde. id- . __31 -Fi - ?? June17 f rida1y ?? 31 past 7 47 past 7 t - 18 Satutarday .. .. 8 21 .. s 19 Sunday ?? 43 . S 63 . S f 0 ...

... ' 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 ...

... WEEKLY CORN REVIEW. (Front Bellh Wceklii MeseFenge.j WHIIAT.-NotwithitadinO a shart supply was brought forward at Mark-lane onl M01mdity from th3e neir counties, yet the im- ports of foreign were so immencse, that buyers would not enter into business unless at a creater reduction than the factors would accept. Few sales were consequently effected, and those wore at fully 3s per qr. reduction ...

... 5Dtopilts ]EIttelligellre. . , I i I - r I TIMiE OF HIGH WATER AT HULL. Morn. Tide,.iRven.Tzife. June10 F~'riday~ ?? 30paot 1 8past 2 _11I Saturd3S .- 39 .. 2 10 .. 3 _I Suuday 41 .. 3 12., 4 Whit -13 ?? 37T .; 4 2 .. 6 Suajly 14Wasdy ?? . 5 49 .. -lo1 Wednesday 11 2 6 ?? .. 652 6 *12 . BRITISH PORtTd. GOoLa WEgEtY SHirnwm LiBT-Foreign Inward-fjuo a ,,lJ. ing; Cheviot (8S), Diankirk; L-ta ...

... NIANUTFACTURES. - MANCdHeveST, JuDe 21.-Although last week was a holiday time, there was an access of spirit in our market, arid a har- dening in the pr-ices of many kinds of yarns and guodg. To- day, however, there is an abatement in tuat spirit, occasioned partly by all increased apprehension that the present limited war is likely to be extended, and partly by advices, received yeaterday, of ...

... ,i5i filter care. i TIMPE OF' HIGH \WATER AT HULL. Morn. Tide. Evee.rs de. June24 Friday ?? 0 past 0 12 past 0 _ 25 Saturday..- t42 .. 0 11 I u 1 - 26 Sunday ?? 41 1 12 2 . le Sundav - 27 ?? 45 2 17 a Isft. Trinity. - 28 TnLesday,, 48 .. 8 1S 4 - 29 Wednesday 46 .. 4 14 5 -30 Thursday .. 41 .. 5 7 ff BRITISH PO RTS. Gsmfsav, Juno 18-Arrived-Faithful, Westwvater, St John s (N. B.) 21-Pearl, ...