... ?? . ?? _ .. . CORXAMARK ETS. (Pqss TUsiLLscNOV`BsBqL20.: Arrivalesof wheat-,end ,barl.y are large; agood portionof the wheat is from' F rance, 'with somne parcels from Hamburg and the Baltic, the latter ciriey Po steamer.- Thdb'jk-if thefho-' port of barley is new Smaile, Danish and Swedish, and chiefly of useful mo~lting quality. The wepither since our, last lasa been fine and frosty, and ...

... I NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING, I MONDAY. I k Handicap Plate-Summerside 1, Tightfit 2, Furious 3, r Parmesan 4. 20 ran. Won in a canter by four lengths. Sweepstakes of 10 ?? of the Forest 1, Emily 2, Audrey 3. 7 ran. Won by two lengths. A Maiden Plate-Polyolbion 1, Duchess 2, Gauntlet 3. E 1 ran. Won by three lengths. Match, 1,000 ?? R. Ten Broeck's Umpire 1, Lord Glasgows Tom Bowline 2. Won in ...

... ?? ri 1 i s - - FiEEKLY.x CORN: RSLVJE.Wo (Irerm Ball's Weekly Mlessesager.) WHIHA.-Tbert6 continues6 tobe a very limited quantity brought forwarti in all the agricultural districts, barely a suffi. clencs' for th6 i vantd '6f` the oilillerii,-nosv that the- condition hoas ?? im'~l6ved. At~lahrk-lanecon Monida averyselcort supply came forward from Escex and Kent, and the best quali. ties met ...

... CORN.s HIULL, Tuesday.-(From n J. Ellermann and Co.'sI Report).-Since our last Tuesday's report the weather l has been very fine for the growing crops, which has I not been without its influence on the trade; small re- tail sales have been made at last week's prices, but to I sell quantities less money would have to be taken for u wheat as well as spring corn. In linseed rather more doing; ...

... -1 . . -- - . &C. t V, I A . , i, ? 41 : ?. ; C 0. N, M A R K E T S. . * ' I~~HULL, OCI. 7. rffrqm Thssom le Dinnei, a4 Oo.'sOirpuser.) firi *irala of wheat are fair, mostly from th~e Ballti, afida I arao yf spring red from New York. Tie import of barley is .*dhfly. *Saslel alddi alti from the Black Sea; the beans are nearly all Evyplgan. Weather has been on the whole favour- >.able4 mostd of ...

... HULL PRICE4 CUBRRPN'r. I CORRECTED UP': TO LAST EVRNING. L1NSEZED-Black8ca,Wqr ?? a 0 C, £0 0 0 Do East India ?? 7O0- 313 0 Do ?? 0 0 00- 0 00 Do ?? 10 0 - 30 0 Do ArCcanoS ?? 0 0 0 - 0 00 Do Rigs, flue ?? 20 0-aS50 Do Bernel ?? ,.2 12 0- 30 0 RtAPESEED-German & ?? 3 00 -0 00 0 Do Black Sea and EastlIndia..200 0-;~00 2 OIL, Oh5V9-Gallipoli,' ?? S0 0 - 00 0hiI Do ?? 0-5 0 0 RAPS-ProWn ?? 9O,- 0 ...

... ? 551jtpptitg Intelligence. TIME OF H1T1I WATER AT HULL. .forn .Tde. Even.Tide. Apl. 3 Friday ?? 49 past 5 6 past 6 7-- 48aturdaY *.24 . 6 41 a at 5 Sunday . 0 1. 7 7 aster - ?? 35 7 65 7 S* unday. - ?? .. 13 8 33 8 8 Wednesday 52 .. 8 14 9 - 9 bursday .. 38 9.. 3 10 MARscH 26-ARELtvED : Swallow, Manger, Hlansund; Tiger (ss), Lidemore, An twerp; La Plata (ss), Soulsbv, Antwerp; Transit (ps), ...

... .i As we anticipated, the three new directors I of the Dock Company, elected on Monday last, are gentlemen who have The ability, and wei doubt not the will, to forward the trading interests of the port most materially. The first director elected, Mr DUDLEY R. SMITH, is a member of an old and wealthy banking firm in the town, and is a thorough man of busi- ness; moreover, he and his relatives ...

... MALTON, JAN. 24.-There was a very thin supply of leau stock to-day, Fait stock in liberal supply and good demand. Beasts 7s to 7s ld per stone; sheep 0ld to 7Ad per lb; bason snid store pigs 5s 4U to 6s 9d per stone. LEEDS, JAN. 25-Beasts 6000 sheep 3200. Beef dd to Ojd eheep 7d to 7ld; small sheep 8d, ewes lid per lb. The attett- dance of buyers was good, and a fair clearance was efected at ...

... : - f . Ar.^.wRRV.^ 'n-wo.mo 9-^L .1- _ ?? ?? ?? _- _ MANCHESeTER, Dec. 2-We have found more doing in yarns to-day, at Friday's prices. In one or two instances we bars heard of a slight advance having barn- obtained.- Ian cloth nearly alles~elles have been aeking h. he.. csad u nearly all descriptionste . Holdersl o smanylds of cloth could sell freely at the rates cearrenat lest wecek., There ...

... Conulterctal SRarl-,.ct'.q,,xc. -- I CORN M ARK ET S. HULL, DEcEMBE. 3. (From Themast Biissey-ana Co.'s Cisrcular.) Arrivals of wheat are larger than of late, one-third of which is from Russia, the rest from Baltic and near ports ; the import of other grain is only moderate. Weather has been mild, ani the wheat plant looks healthy and strong, and appears to come up regular; a larger breadth of ...

... PR[CES-OF CONSOLS AN IHULL, YSTURDAY EVKN!N Consols for Account, for January . 0 ?? ?? -21 Eastern Counties . ?? . 6 9dinbro 'and Glasgow ?? 8D _91 Groet Nrlthorne ?? . ?? 112 _ Great Western ?? v7t Lancashire and Yorkshire . 105 _T Leeds Northern ?? ?? 61, Brighton .. I ?? London and North Western ?? . 91.-2 Ditto South Western ?? Dover ?? Daoveser ?? .. ?? 5 Midland ?? 12B- Norrolkes ?? ?? ...