... dull, but the prices firm, at last week's quotations. de- BRIDLINGTON, Saturday.-A fair supply of wheat, apa^ but generally speaking the sellers had to submit to a. small reduction from last week's askings Barley, if isor- of prime quality, met with sale ...

... e are all getting apprehensive from the state of the weather, and markets are generally rising. All along the Baltic they speak of short supplies, and the best proof of this at Dantzic is that such a first-rate granary store offers literally nothing' ...

... offering here to-day were readily bought at full prices,! Wo and yearlings were more inquired after. Plantation PoD 7 of accounts speak of the growing bine having made con- Not aust siderable progress duriiig the last day or t wo. Rlea Idul I Obt HULL CORN RETURNS ...

... thoug l nd aMSt, suffer,pe d i thereia more to be feared in i timely visit of the clonds at thet from anything t h* oeftr,~ Speak for other ?? mover has been France, whose rxegrwhms have. been fallaciously 'reportdoelehrpoe of a cro0p. We cannot, indeed' ...

... contradicted his better.half harshly o before company, aad she threat ..ed that in default; 0 of better behaviour she would never speak to him D again. The husband replied that he wifshed othing D better, and the wife took him at his word. They 3have continued ...

... was like throw. ing; away money. Mr T. F. HEW~ITTl-And the inaccuracies in the messages delivered are very serious. IL can speak of the French'telegrams especially. The PAUSIDENT, proceeding with his observations, ~saidl the same remark applied to the ...

... was like throw. iug away money. Mr T. F. HEWvITT-And the. inaccuracies in the messages delivered are very serious. .1 can speak of a the French telegrams especially.. The PRESIDENT, proceeding with his observations, a said the same remark applied to the ...

... course, to remedy the misehief already done by this ruin ous-conflict. Indeed prices in Germany tell us, as plain as facts can speak, that this great European emporium is already getting, into straitsz. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS. THE'GVE,= LAws.-The Marquis of W ...

... went out last night during a strong S. BE. wind, in reply to signals from the Gull Light Ship (states Captain Braine). On speaking that vessel the lifeboat men were informed that a large flare light had been seen from a ship on shore on the Goodwin Sands ...

... Church of St. Matthew, on the Anlaby-road, which was opened recently; to the new North Bridge, of which, however, we cannot speak in unqualified praise; to improvements in High-street and elsewhere in the town, effected by private owners. HOUSE BUILDING ...

... e Lancashiremernbers, viz., Mr Assheton, Mr Maqen Holt, Mr E K Horaby, Mr H M Fielden, and Mr J C Starkie, were among the speak's. Resolutions were passed in favour of Conservative i associations and that of Clitheroe, and expressive of dissatisfaction ...

... doubt they , would have liked to see the new dock producing a more rapid and decided return scon after its opening. He could speak with some degree ot experience on this matter, because he was a director at the time : when the Victoria Dock was opened, in ...