... I l ' (From ftelf'a Weekly Messengser-. WieAT.-The deliveries of lome.grown have continued to be Of the most limited--thairacter, fali~ng off'weekly. -The quantity offedred f~m; Essex: and 'Kent at~ Murk-lane on Monday was sriualler thi aait at paerln d iew caneto market, and yet, froumnr mote ?? 7 from politics, the 6nillr ?? lle~uea ,tking the driest samples ny, whidthey or qr. under ...

... I m - --rnoa 1 - e . I ?? July 22.-There has been a rather considerable business in yarns, at last week's prices, but it has consisted I chielly of re-sales frorn stcks holding by speculators. For spunners vcry little has been donc, buyers being unwilling to give the prices they demand. The business reported embracesg nearly all linds of yarns. The home trade have only eparated to a moderate ...

... I . i MANUFAAO'_a..T MA10EMSTERi, Jan. 7-For yarns the demand Is quiet. and the transactions reported are1 not extensive; but, neverthele3s, spinners, impelled by the steady advance. in cotton, are gene- rally stiffer, and their quotations are now higher than te stny timne of late. Doubled yarns annd the fner counts of singles are steady fn value hut the demand issveky languid, 'snd, we hear ...

... CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVEINING. C LtNSEED-BlackSca,eqr ?? 2 17 0 @ £2 19 0o Do East India .3 2 0 - 3 6 0 I Do Egyptian .e 0 o - o 0 0 Do Petersburg fine.2 17 0 - 219 0 Do Archangel . 2 14 .0 - 2 16 o 1 Do Riga1 0 ?? 2 14 O- 0 9 o O Do Mleitel and Konigsberg ,, 2 12 0- 2 14 0 RAPESEED-German&Danish ?? 8 0- 3 10 0 E Do Black Sea and East India.. 2 0 0 - o 0 0L OIL, Ortrv-Gallipolii ton . ?? 0 0 - ...

... -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 ...

... : - 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 ...

... 61-iF ii 47 t& lRartcm, I C O RN MARK ET S. HULL, JAiu.&nV 21. (From Thomas BbbBisiney a Co.'s Circuilar.) Arrivals of wheat are fair and consist chiefly of shipments from the Baltie * the barley is mostly from Denmarkl with one cargo from the Black Sea; the import of other grain is only moderate; tbe Baltic ports are now closed, also the Elbe, and supplies of toreign grain are likely to be ...

... I womillercita faarttets, a I C: 0 R. iL jA ,K E 'T S. (Front Thossazs Bfssgi'ey 4&C1 Co.'s Cicular j Arrivala So$ wheat 'are larger tin for, some tie jast, and ons I orI 'threecaVhsfl Alex~Andria, ?? aond ther SA'iief3ffi oem tiotn&ulu amb~ro' per steamer- the Iimport of barley is mostly from Denmark, and 6of other grain the supply is only moderate. The weather during the W'ekek has been ...

... (golaillerctal faarketoy %vr. C O R N M A R x E T S. HULL, DEC, 9. (frem Thomas Bisney and Co.'s Circular.) P Arrivals of wheat are fair, mostly from the Baltic, and one cargo from Alexandria; the barley is chiefly Danish, and three A or four cargoes from France; of other grain the import is only a moderate. The weather in the Baltic has been very severe, and at most of the ports the ...

... e | TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. SIR,-That the trade of a seaporb town is dhiefy depesdent on the facilities which its railways offer for the conveyance of its merchandise and on the charges to *xhich it iaeubject in comparison to other seaporta is now so obvious, thart you wonld suppose any mercantile comn. ncunnity would be most sensitively alive to any proprsitioa that promised to ...

... (Tomplerrial .1. 1. . C O RN M ARK.E TS. HULL, APRIRL 22. Vrom Thomcs h:innesj aned Co.'s Cbielyar.j Arrivals of wheat are larger than, of late, and consist chiefly of parcels arrived per-steamers from the Baltic and Elbe, and a couple of cargoes from Alexandria. The import of barley As ?? moderate, and nearly all the beans are Egyptian. The wbather the last fewdays has been much milder and ...

... ?? fatetttgence. | TRE OF HIGH WATER AT HULL. Moer2n.Tide. Evens.Etfce.j Dee. 26 Friday 6 past 10 28 pest 10 - 27Saturday .. 52 .. 10 17 11 S -28 ?? 4 .. 11 , 0 .. 0 1st Senday - 29 ?? 18 .. 0 51 .. 0 aft. Chrtms . --30 ?? 92 .. 1 52 .. 1 -Si Wednesday 23 .. 2 58 .. 2 Jan. it Thursday .. 28 3 2 *. 8 DEc. 19-ARRIVEsD and SAis1ED: None. Dtc. 20.-ARBiviSD: None.-SALED : Argo, Dossor, Gothen- burg ...