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... arollullerviat fdart-cm, &C. CORN MARKETS. HULL. DEceOsOIE. 6. From Keiqhlel/, bl asted, Ha Co.'s Circalar. N Tbwards the close of the week we had a few frosty nights, St but the weather has again changed tomin with a mild tempera. G ture; in the Baltic ports frost has set in with some intensity, G and, after the shipments now on passage arrive our supplies are So likely. to be smnall from ...
... (From the MIarkLaneFrprcas.) The past week has brought us to a cGisig, both as it respects the stats of the crops and the aspect of politics; the formierhss not been so favourable as the previous weather led us to hope. Though dry on the whole, with powerful sunshine occasionally the temperature at night his been low and the wind too rough for a very propitious blooming time; still we are not ...
... APO QuallIllieretat faarftewq Ivc. C O RN MARK E T S. HULL, MARCH 1. (Prom Keighley, Afazsted, & Co.'s Circular. The weather has again become rainy, and broken up the frost. Of wheat the import consists of 3,260 qrs from Dantzic, 440 qrs Hamburg, and 231 qrs from Holland. The demand has ruled very quiet, and former prices are barely maintained upon the limited lusiness passing ; holders of ...
... eroulliterc(al learlmo, &C, CORN MARKETS. (From Keighley,. Mazsoed, d, Co.'s Circular. HULL, JaOuuaY 20. The weather continues mild for the season, being more like spring than winter; on the continent the froat is less severe but still sufficient to impede navigation. Our imports of grain for tbe past week are almost nil. The wheat trade under the influence of damp weather, and a r.ore paeidc ...
... 3, CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVENING. L1NSEED-BjackSca,Wqr ?? 16 0 @ 4218 0 G Do EastIndia ?? 18 0 - S 0 T Do Egyptian ?? 00 Do Petersburg . ?? 0 0- 3 40 Do Archangel 0 §. 0- 0 0 0 0 Do Riga,fine 2 8 0-. 214 0 L Do Mcmel and Konigsberg ,, 2 8 0 - 2 15 0 RAPESEED-German&Danih ?? 3 2 0- 3 4 0 n Do Black Sea and East India.1 10 0- 1 12 0 OIL, OL.vs-Gallipoli, Wton ?? 600 0 - 62 0 0 Do Sicily . 58 0 0 ...
... ?? -- - - - = - - g- - - ANGLOFRENCH STEAM SHIP COMPANY. The sixteenflh half-yearly meeting of this company took place last week, at the company's Offices, 4 Royal 1)ork Chambers, Grimsby. W. Hutton, ENq., one of the directors, was elected to preside. The chairman, in moving the adoption of the report said, as to the future of the company le was not prepared to 1 state what course would he ...
... sroul~zjuzevsta1 Argus;, &cr. ~COR N MARKES.Ina] HULL, JUNEs 21. L From Kefigleye, Afaxsfed, & Co.'s cis-cutcer. G The weather during the past week has been mostly hot and Jun dry, with a few occasional showers ; more rain is, however, L much wanted for the meadows and past~ures, which begin to for suffer from the hot sunny days. Of wheat the fresh arrivals WOE are by steamer from Stettin for ...
... I 1 (From the 1rarskLane Express.) The more we hear of the standing corn. the more are we convinced that to cherish the expectation of anything like the ebendice of last year would be fallacious. Fine warin sun- shine and occasionil showers may do much ; but with the feoest weather we expect heavy sheaves will be the exception in the coming harvest. It is true they are better in Germany, ail ...
... ISI POINGT C0T TO THE SHEI PP I NG C OMM31UNXI TY. WHOLESALE DESERTION FROM A MERlCHANT SHIP. The following is a case of considerable inferest and inmpcrtauce to dhip perS and eamen :-At the Police- court.. on Tuesday, seveu seamen were char.ed befo e Mr Tr ivis, sipen ii rv in igistrate, with ba ing de-er:ea from the thip Lonut Veitlre, at Quebec. Tloe prisocers gave their names to the police ...
... CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVENING. LlNSEED-Binck Sca,Vtlr ?? £2 1 0 @ £:0 0 0 Do East India . 30 0 - 3 6 0 Do Egyptian . 0 0- 0 0 0 Do Petcrsburg 3 00 - 3 4 0 Do Archangel0 0O 0- 0O 0o Do Riga,fine 2 8 0- 2 1S 0O Do Mernel and Konigsherg ,, 28 0 - 2' 1 0 RAPESEED-Genan & Danish, ?? a4 0- 3 6 o Do Black Sea and East India 1 10 0 - 1 12 0 COTTON SEED ?? .7 16 0- 0 0 0 OIL,,ObLVH-al1ipol1t,tml ?? 62 0 ...
... .. I *l, _ _ i, h Our esteemed fellow townsman Mr. John J. Stitt has just published-a pamphlet on the merits of the very important change in the management of the currency made by the Bank Act of 1844. Y; The title ofbhis pamphlet is, The Nature and We Causes ?? Crises and Panics, as in. )f fiuenced by our Monetary Laws, and its object is t to show'that the system introduced by the act of Ir ...
... THE HISTORY OF A B&NK. ?? u as The R4aiway Newa gives the following history of the banking house of Couttb and Co. The father ,e of Mr. Coutts was a merchant at Edinburgh, who le had four sonu, the two youngest of whom, James sr- and Thoniab, were brought up in the paternal er counting house, James, at the age of 25, came to or London, and first settled in St. Mary Axe as a Scotch merchant, ...