... HULL. MARCH 14. -Fereign Arrivals: Sea Horse e (as) 'Riches, Rotterdam ; Watkejren, Johanesen, IRiga linseed ; Annie (as), Wright, Rotterdam; t Walter Stanhope (ss), Soulsbv, Antwerp, both for e Goole; Prince (ps), Roach, Dunkirk; Alert (as), of Me. Innes, Amsterdam ; Tiger (as), Lidemore, , Ant-werp. Departures: Sea Gull (ps), Dtnipace, s, Rotterdam; Alster (as), Foster, Antwerpo; Swan- . ...

... - MONE M AKT ?dONEY MARKETS SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. ('FROM Ourt LONDOle CORRESPONrDEST.) LoaNDoNz, Tuesday Evening. A change has comni over the ?? of the Stock malkets to-day. It ?? %vith the fact of the Governiiient broker having made, IL moderate purchase, on account of ?? Furnd, and it was supported by the improving charaicter of the advires fromu Ireland, alnd the general eabse of the ...

... MONEY MARKTO. SHARE AM) PRODUCE MARKETS. (FxioZ oint LoNi~oN CoaaEsr~oNErNT.) LONDON, Monday Evening. Th& stock markets, as a whole, remain'dull and neg- lected. That thle Funds have not dealined upon. the Ministerial modifications, but have slightly improved compared with the finial quotations of Saturday, is owing to the incidents of the settlement which is now in progress. As price is ...

... SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (Fnos oun LONDON CoRmusroNwDsrr) LONDON, Monday Evening. The uncertainties of po]itics, a return of inclement weather, and a continuance of reserve on the part of the public owing to the state of railway affairs, have discouraged business on the Stock El ohango without inducing any serious amount of speeulative or bond fikh! sales, Of purchases for investment there ...

... - MONEY MARKE-L e 10 ? SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (FnoM ova Lowilom COURUBPONDENT.) Lo11oN, Thuriday Evening. Although business shows few, if any, signs of imi provement, the tone of the Stock markets has nearly penerallY b-ei, more favourable. It may be inferred from this condition that if the immnediate causes of depreosion could be removed or abated, the reaction would cause an important ...

... I n__ no>_* ?? 1iaIll3'.-LEY. W rW' o -nelo-BI. -lsrlaaglrtered for the ?? rI d at f-cii .c. :1(1. to S0ls.d. lit u ttone reteeil 7d. to Soit per lb. itiuttoi 7. to ..vent 00. to lod , tork 7d. to 7il. There se;t or, oxcell-,nt we 't or ]oits ill the i1iirlo,1 hat tldI' wnlS vio 3 yult. Small rtiltrunr Oos. to lis., elseiul, to 21,.; -t oeS tie,. to s0., porlkers l,. 8d. to G. 1d. per tane. ...

... B3ANKRUJPTCY PROCEEDINGS AT YORK. Yesterday (Thursday), Mr. James Stephen, Deputy-Registrar, sat at York Castle to hear applications from prisoners for debt to be adjudicated bankrapts, and assigned to their respective courts for examination:- JoiiN HunaLn , Ossett, near Wakefield, said his ju~g-- ment creditor was Mr. Samuel Cook, of Millbridge, Nor- manton, to whom he owed £06 INs,, borrowed ...

... .LONJ)OY GAZ.ElTB, ltiday, March 1. BANKRU:EPTS. Notice of Adjudication and First Meeting of Craditnsr. To Surrender at the Bankrplta' Court, London., Allen J. H., Manehoster-buildin a. (anon-row, MIarch 25, at 12 Bailey W.,Finchley, briclayer, terch 13, at 12 Bnrnee G., Grovo-road, Mile End-road, later, March 20, ti 2 Beole T. F., late of James-6treet, Nottingtibill gardener, Marleh 1., at It ...

... (Itoem oun LONDON 1REPORTElR.) LONDON, Friday. A meeting of the creditors of this company, which had been convened by Mr. Oppenheim, their repro- centntive on the Committee of Supervision, was hold at the London Tavernothis afternoon, for the purpose of consider- ing various proposals effecting their interest. There was a lerge attendence, and considerable anxiety was manifosted respecting the ...

... MOINEY MARKET. I SJARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS, (Fnox oun LotmoN Coimmspowmrer.) LosormN, Thursday Evening, The Bank Court rose this morning without tasking any rlteration in the minuimnum rate of discounit, owhich is acl ordingly still 3 per cent. This is as we expected and stated yesterday. The discount demand bas not yet been stimulated by the deoision, the neather prejudicing the execution of ...

... The Board of Trado returns for the past year show the total value of our exportatiolns to have besil £188 827,786, being an increase of nearly 14 per cent. ola the preceding year, and of 18 per cll L. oil 1863. The shipumente of cotton ya.rns exhibit an incroeaso of 32 per cent. in value and 341 per cent. in quanitity, and. of cotton muaniufactureR 30 per cent. in value and 28 oer Gent. in ...

... PROD)UCE MAlK]2N.r (Teroem iessrs. Balrc/u, shebi'h ir , ra'i Jai's 0r.' c' / Inldigo.-East lidia nionvv ri stedilI a;t fiii : I I a fair avcr3agoj busilness las beenl lone durin ti' V 'Ih chief feature has bcer ni tl, sales of Gteiteila;:. l:- ?? on the 4tii intstait. The caitalogules c2s ' : S, i7 serons, but of tbicta 1;:3 sr~roels -ere witllr o;, . being ready. The olki opneled With al ...