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... HULL P CURRINT. ?? I__ _ - c R tE T CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVENING. 16 lb LINSEED-BlanlcSea,Vqr.£2 10 a £C2 110 160) Do EastIndia .. 2 10 0- 2 13 6 roun Do Egyptian .. ?? o o gun Do Petersburg flne .2 S 0- 2 10 0 fragt Do Archangel ,0 0 O 0 O0 0 0 coai Do Riga , . 280 - 2100 auth Do Memel and Konigsberg ,, 2 7 0- 2 8 0 orr RAPESEEDa-erman & Danish ?? 3 0 0 - 0 0 0 Do BlsckSea and East India.. 1 ...
... CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVENING. LINSEED-BlackSca, qr . . £2 10 0 @ £0 0 0 Do EasbtInds .. ?? 2 ;0 O- 2 14 0 Do Egyptian . 0 0 0-- 0 0 0 Do Petersburg fine . , 2 8 0- 2 9 0 Do Archangel ,. ?? 2 2 0- 2 4 o Do Biga ?? 2 50 - 2 70 Do Memeland Konigsberg .. 2 5 0- 0. 0 RAPESEED-German&Danish ?? 2 16 0- 2 16 0 Do Black Sea and East India.. 2 7 0- 2 15 0 OIL, OLivs-Gallipoli,V ton ?? 67 0 0 - 0 0 0 Do ...
... commercn2 aL JAIamito, take I 1. .: I ' , CeO RN M-A R K E T S. HULL, Au7OU5r 14. - (Fraom Thomaw Binnj esed Co.'s Circufar.) . Arrivals of wheat are larger than of,, late,; and consist chiefly ofine Baltic per steamer; the~import of barley is only mode- rate, fair of oats, and email of other grain. The weather during , the week has been very unsettled, scarcely a day without rain * the latest ...
... I :, i. ? ?5*pptltg 111011tgellre. I ?? - -? 1? -? T'FRE OFr GH lWATER AT HULL. Horn. TFde. Renss'oTideL Nov. 9 FPriday .20 pat 2 6 past 2_ -10 Saturday 27 ...
... I CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVENING. INSEED-BlacokSea,13qr ?? £2 14 0 @ .216 0 Do Eastl Idia .216 0- 3 0 0 Do Egyptian p .0. . 0O - O O0 Do Petersburg fine . 2 13 0- 2 15 0 Do Archangel , , 210 0- 211 0 Do Riga , . 210 0- e12 0 Do MemelandKonigsberg ,, 2 10 0- 2 13 0 RAPESEED.-German&Danish .. 0. 3 0 - 3 2 0 Do Black Sea and East India.. 0 0 0- 0 0 0 OIL, Owvn-Galllpoli, ; ton ..60 0 0 -61 0 0 Do ...
... f i~t ptal *ntegtelteuet~ e ?? i on - TIMIE OF H1G1ATER AT HULL. M__ orn. T IS;oeide. Dec 17 Triday 729 ps :0 5 t 1past ~~8Satslrday.. ?? 1 1:. 12 10 &!onday..'..52 . 3. 3 21 4 2* eel. -ll~~uesday.. ?? 4 18s.5 -1 ithuraday.. 31.. 6 oS .. HULL, Nov. 29-The ship Solid, Aretander from Sundsw11 Alexandria for Hull, passed the Do OTh 9and mat not since beon heard of. on cX9 n a o GOoL5 FoaRmooN ...
... CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVENING. ?? 16 6 @ £217l6 Do East India ?? 00-. 3 3 0 Do Egyptian ?? 0 0- 0 0 0St Do Petersburg ?? 150- 216 0 Do .Archangel ?? 11 0 -0 0 0 Do Riga ?? 2 1 :2120 T'r Do Memel and Konigsberg ,, 2 10 0 2 12 0 RAPESEED-..German&Danish ?? 3 20 - 3 4 0 Do Black Sea and East India. 0 00 - o000 OIL, OrxvEGalIpoll,;R ton ?? 0 - 0 0 0Lo Do Sic:,y . ?? 39 0 0 60 0 0 RAPE-Brown . .. ...
... SATURDAY EtVENING, December 31. The markets and the Stock Exchange continue ex- tremely quiet; but, notwithstanding the absence of business in every department, prices are well sustained, and upon the receipt of the Paris telegrams, after mid- day quotations slightly advanced. Consols were first quoted at 955, but afterwards rose an eighth per cent. and closed at 95' to 954' ex div. The New ...
... CORN MARKETS, &o. Lmo:NiO CORN EXCHANGE, Yesterday.-This week we have had no arrivals of either foreign wheat or oats, and the sup- ply of all other grain has been very limited. The attendance at market this morning was unusually small, even for a Wednesday, as was also the amount of business transacted, The value of all kinds of corn is nominally as on Monday. WOLVERHIAMPTON CORN MARKET, ...
... The Board of Trade accounts for the month and year ended December 31st, 1859, which were issued on Friday, possess a more than ordinary amount of interest from the extent to which the trade in so many com- modities, both of export and import, is likely to be affected by the new British and French tariffs, should the debate of this week on the Budget not be adverse to the Ministry. The imports ...
... TUESDAY EVENINo, April 24. There was an entire absence of animation on the Stock Exchange to-day. Console opened and closed without the variation of a fraction in quotations, namely, 94h to 94J money, and 9411 to 94s for the account. The New Three For Cents. are at 93-l to 9341; Bank Stock at 223 to 225; and Exchequer Bills (flat) at 6s. to 108. pm. The Indian Roan of last year was firmat 10G ...
... SATURDAY EVENING, April 14. The Market for Public Securities was more animated to-day, and prices advanced upon some purchases of Stock to a large amount. ?? opened at 942 to at noon the sellers' price for money was O -. the closing quotation was 941 to 941 ; and 94i to 94J for the May account; so that the advance upon the day may be said to be nearly a quarter per cent. The New and Reduced ...