... I Agricultural aub ;roimerafal Ifflatftsa . CORN MARKETS. HULL, TuEsDAY, SEPT. 10. 'We have to report another w eek of fine harvest wea.. theter with, however, an unseasonable cold temperature considerablie progress is made wvith the white corn through. 0out this district, anid we can but confirm a previoue re- o mark, that we shall have an unusual variety of quality in 0 wheat, with R great ...

... HULL PRICES OURRENT. QUOTED ALL AS D~UTY PAID, EXCLUSIVE OF COMMISSION. (F2r0W RiChard Wells'S Circular.) WHEIAT,perqr.of G0 lbs per bush. 110ngl1sk while, ?? 2 0 X £24 0 ?? 2 40 260 I Essglisl red, new ,. .. .I1 *,20 00 ?? 1I li I. 2 0 I Datitzic & ioloigaburg, new 0 0 0 *. 0 0 0 Old ?? .. '2 2-10 Lower Bally & Hstasbrg, new I1 19 0 . 2 1 0( Old.18 ?? 1 200 BARLEY, Saale,pcrlmp. qr.,new . 0 0 ...

... ?? Last week's imports of wool into London were 11 bales from Ostend, 120 from Callso; 253 from Adelaide; 1208 from Algoa Bay; 693 from Sydney ; 805 from Port Philip; 66 from the Cape; 6 bags from Hamburg s and 59 pack- ages from Ireland. By private contract, the demand con- tinues steady, at prices fully equal to those obtained at the last public sales. British wools quite as dear. We have ...

... HUTLL SHARE MARKET. TaURSDAY, Feb. 14, 1850. SHARES J ~ NAME OF RAILWAY. CLOSING PRICES. ?? 50 00 Aberdeen 1 20 10 ilirmingm It ole1iam -isr 25 5 1oltCllire,&W. Yorkshire.. 51- 04 (late Darwens) 25 25 Dota ?? 0- 0 ~ 5 Do. OOper cent prefeience, 20 - 22 Stk 60 Caledon~ian ?? 10 10 Ditto prof. 7 and ii per cent..: : '71 11 5o 50 Chester and Holyhead . ]o0 '04 15 15 Ditto pref. 54 per Cent .. 0 - ...

... I AgricuI k r Iarl etz. [CONCLUDED PROM. T5E 313PLE3aa'Tr.) CORN MARkETS. S MARfX-.LNB, Moiepr, DEC. 3, * j Threr was a moggderate aupply of whent bv land 'car- riage samples from sscs and Kent this teaming, with a fair quantity of barley, bq i toiy a hmied show of beaus and peas, agd thic itreed arrivals of Eng sh, Scothb, and Irish oats were onlj' toa tifling 'xtent. The importa-n tions of ...

... Ii -, -- BOMBAY -ly NOTICE TO MARINERS. BOMBAY, Jnly 5-The beacon erected on the Island of Kennery has been destroyed by government, on account of ItS ?? io the lighthouse of this port. P 0 R T O F- H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. August 12-Gazelle (s), Main, from Atitwerp. 13-Baltica, Prens6, from Liebau. HRabet, Moller, from Middlefahrt. Caruline, Hansen, from Svendborg. Speedwell. Swewart,.from ...

... ,ftipping flitelitaclur. P 0 R T () F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. Januaey 29-Orion (6) Lidemoro, from Antwerp. i Swan- land (a), Anadell, from Rotterdam. Rapid, Hansen, from Copenhagen. Wesatphalia, Ouwehand, from Amaterdam. Diana, Toogood, from St. John. 30-Monarch (s), Elder; Marshall (s), Robri-from Hamburg. Ilopewell, Dixon, from St. John. Nina, Hammond, from Alexandria. 31- Victoria, ...

... TIHE GREAT CHIllSTNMAS CATTLE I MAR K ET. SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, DacEssatost 13. a From the fact that thle past season has been an no .. favourable one for the production of fat stock, it wvas, at one period, pretty geuerally im agined. that the, sup- y plies oflbeasts fit for Christmas consumption-and ri which are invariably shown at this particular period - ti would Isave exhibited a material ...

... In the absence of all speculative demand, the market for most kinds of wool is in a -ery inactive state, yet importers in general refuse to accept lower prices. Last week's imports were under 100 bags from Hamburg. LreDs.-No change in the state of the woollen trade in this town and district. The manufacturers are not doing an average amount of business; and they com- plain of the lowness of ...

... Agricultural anti Eommuerctal .1iarketm. CORN MARKETS. HULL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBERB 1. 1 (From Taylor and Bright's circular.) 1 The views we cxpressed in our last as to the 1 result of''this yer~s' harvest iave m'et with i singularly uniform expresaion' o opinion, namely, that' we bave t underrated the deficiency, and that instead o'f the crop r of ?? Kingdom being fully one-fourth, we migh- It ...

... T~HE WOOL TRADE. The stocks of all kinds of wool are rapidly on the in- crease, and the general demand is in a very inactive state, at late currencies. The supplies already on hand insure heavy quantities for the next' public sales. Lost week's imports were 1441 hales from Port Fairy, 1618 ditto from Portland Bay, 478 from Melbourne, 361 from the Cape, 4964 from Geelong, 865 from Port Philip, ...

... I WAKsEFIELD, MAY 25. Beasts, 920; sheep, 6,700. Trade was slow, and a few of each sort left unsold. Beef fetched Os 6d to 7s per stone; and mutton 6d to 61d per pound. NEWCASTLE, MAY 24, The supply of beef on offer to-day comprised 864 head, besides about 100, which were sold last night. The extraordinarily large show at this season of the year caused the beef trade to recede from 3d to 6d ...