... HULL TRADE, &c., IUR 1863. 1 Notwithstanding, some dr,rwi),rcki, amonget which we Tusy place the adeanco in di~coillt, we may corrgrstu. late our toiwnsmeni oin tb8 0eviits- inim~rci aud eon- rwondool-rif the past year. Our dooks have gonve. rally swarmed witl h5iipp~ing, and our impott9-wvith the exception of wheat-have exceeded all furbireryeare, even that of 1857. T1he American etroggle ~ ...

... RE W - O F - CORN TR ADE REVIEW O.F THE CORN TRA.DE. cc (From the Mastk Lane E xres.s.) pi With two days of rain in the course of the past weelk, all h vegetation has been greatly refreshed, but the long continu- ance of drought requires a more plentiful supply for esculentg a and the recovery of the meacoows. The substratum of the soil, p especially in light lands, Is still dry and dusty; but ...

... I Walmiterctat faartmo, vc. I CORN MARKETS. HULL, JuNE l0. (Fromt Themesi B.inney and~ Co.'s Circueclar.) Arrivals of wheat and barley are fair; the bulk of the wheat Is from the Baltic, and one cargo from Alexandria ; the barley is obielly from Denmark; the import of oats Is rather large and mostly from Sweden; ef other grain the supply is only mode- rate. Weather ?? favourable for the ...

... LaEcs, May 3.-We have to report more favourably of the coloured market this morning. Heavy meltons and coatings appear to take the lead for the present. A few plain cloths have changed hands, but the demand has evidently been more in favour of the former class of goods. Rates continue firm. HUDDERSPIELD, May 3-There has been an improved atten- dance of buyers. Black doeskins, piece-dyed, at ...

... CATTLE MAmKE i -rrr r 0 I HULL, FEB, 13.-The cattle market Is now only one in name. For many weeks past the stock ex- hibited has only-comprised pigs, in which department an average business had been done, It the extreme rates now ruling. Farmers finding that the Orders in Council interfere with the removal of their stock t'o fairs and miarkets, nowv sell their cattle by auction,. and on ...

... ?? OF CONS()L6 &NI) HASt&E: I1UL'r. I'MeKWAY EVICNso0. Consols for Yoney . ?? . ?? Ofiledionisls ?? -3a Great 1 3stern ?? .- ?? fireat No rtr'ern ?? .- 2 Great Western ?? . ?? Lancashire and Yorkshiire * * l t 9 -20 1,eeds Northern ?? ?? Brighton ?? -8 London and North Western .. . 122i -2 Ditio~outh ?? . i&-il0i Dover . SI -2 ?? . ?? * 58 -4 ex div Midlaud ?? ?? North British 6S. 5-3 Ditto ...

... TIMV OF HIGH WATER AT MTN, Horn Tide. Rve X6.T7ide. rune23 Friday .. 2 past 6 29 past 6 -2t iturdsy ., 62 .. 6 1Y .. 7 --2 S3unday ?? 35 . 7 60 77 12adSknday tS Monday. ?? ,b16 8 36. 8 t ?? -27 Tuesday ?? 64 .. 8 14 0 28 Weduesday 34 ,, 9 54 9 20 Tihursday .. 13 ., 10 36 .. 10 JurNs IG-Atrat)et: Famiilen. Olaen, Twedestrand; Do.o- thea, Sorensen. Arirhuus; Maria Alice, H-scker, Galilipoli; Ow ...

... SHI1PPING INTELLIGENCE 3r T tIME OF HIGH WATER AT HULL, w _ Xors Tide. Eve n.Tide. . Sept 22 Friday .. 34 past 7 48 past 7 g -233aturday .. 4 8 20 . 8 Y -24 nday ?? 8 6 8 50 8 1lthSanday - 26 Monday ?? 6 .9 23 9 t ?? a - 23ruesday ?? 41 ., 9 0 10 1. -27 Wednesday 28 , 10 43 10 - 28 Thursday.. 14 I. it 47 11 a SET'. 15-AgruvsD: .Jennie. Brocket, Cronatadt .Ids, Wendelin, Christinestad; Emilie, ...

... I . | LONDON, AUG. 6.-There has been a fair demand for both colonial and English wool, and the value of all qualities has ruled firm. The next series of public sales will be commenced on the 16th inst. The arrivals up to the present date comprise a total of 116,836 bales, wlichat is estimated will be augmented to about 130,000 bales. DONCASTER WOOL FAIR.--On Monday the annual wool fair at ...

... COMMERCIAL MARKETS, &c. CORN MARKE TS. (From Keig7hey and Zfarsted's Circular.) HULL. Jan. 2nd. The weather continues mild for the season and as yet we have not had any sharp frost orsnow. Of wheat the 1 imports during the past fortnight are 10975 qrs. from Danzig, 329 qrs. from Konigsberg, and 95 qrs. from sundry ports; the total imports for the past, as well as previous years, we give below; ...

... HIULL, MAY 29. -At our market this day there was a moderate attendance of farmers, graziers, and others, but only a limited amount of business was - transacted. There was only a small show of sheep which met with slow sale at from 50s. to three guineas each. Pigs were shown in large numbers,, and were of good quality, but a further decline from last week's prices was the only terms, on which ...

... HUULL PRICE CURRENT. I CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVENING. LINSEED-Black Sea, lq qr. L. A. T ?? £3 1 0 @ 3 13 0 Do. East India do. ?? 3 13 0- 3 16 0 Do. Egyptian ?? 0 0- 0 00 Do. Petersburg fine ?? 0- 3 12 0 Do. Archangel ,, ?? 0 00- 0 0 0 Do. Riga , ?? 2 15 0- 3 0 0 Do. Memel & Konigsberg ,, 2 16 0- 3 0 0 RAPESEED-Germ & Danish 0 0 0- 0 0 0 Do. Black Sea ?? 117 0- 118 0 COTTON SEED ?? 8 5 0- 815 0 ...