... I - I I . Iee .l-rittrttt. :.1~ ,CO .N MA; RK ' S. (FIom HULL, *APRIL 7., Tlim omgas Biancjj and Co.'S CRicular.), A Arrivals of Wheat are fAir; thii hulk' is from Dantzel per B. steamer, one oargo from Alexandila; ii'nd' one fiom Calif6rniia,; B, the Barley Is from De 'asig Hafiaburg, and Francb ; 1and the B: peas chiefly from- Batle ports. Weather'cdntinoe5 reumarkably B fine; come rain hss ...

... j NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING-MOnDAY. I The Craven Plate- WoIanoff 1, Hyperrnnestra 2, c by Mat- Byas out of Glance 3. Eight ran. Won easy by a neck. A Handicap Plate-Rest 1, Eleanor 2, Stockowner 3. Eighteen ran. Won by a neck. 2 etr ,Tuh A ?? 1, Livlngetnes 2, Leotard 3, Touch- and-o 4. Won easy by two ierngths. 3 Handleap Sweepetakes-Libellous 1, Celllarla 2, Bandage A 3i 8a.Wt ytre mrso ...

... 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 ...

... (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 ...

... C~llmlltrai J ^rftet% &c. II CORN MARKETS. r HULL, NovEmzaR 24. p (From Thomas Binneny and Co.'s Circuler.) e Arrivals of wheat are moderate, and consist of 1,300 frs g from Cionstadt aind 100 qrs from Hoigsberg ; the import of 0 barley and peas is small, but larve of beans, nearly all of which are from Alexandria. Weather continues very mild for p the season ofthe year, and autumn sowing is ...

... THE SALE OF THE LATE SIR TATTON SYKES' ST-UD & STOCK. SLEDMERE, Saturday Night. The most remarkable sale of blood stock which ever took place in this or any other country was brought to a close by Messrs Tattersall, on Saturday night. This, the third day, has had the largest attendance of all, and the prices given have been surprising in the extreme. The day's sale has been occupied with the ...

... |: I HULL, Sari 12-There was a large attendance of farmers and otbers at our cattle market on Tuesday, and stoek of all desecriptione met with a good sale, at prices fullg equal to those of last week. There was an exceedingly small show nt calves, and but little buasines was done in this department. a f w milch cows were offered, but they were of interior quality, rind prices ranged from £18 ...

... Comillerctat faarruto, &C. CORN MARKETS. a HULL, DxCELaBaBE 1. N (From Tl'omas Binnep, mad Co.'s Circular.) Si Arrivals of wheat continue on a limited scale, but several G steamers have been chartered at high rates of freight for Baltic SI ports, so that we may soon look for increased supplies from thence; the import of barley is small, fair of beans, and mode- SI rate of other grain. Arrivals ...

... PRICES OF ENGLISH &o_ I HULL, Yis~rzwr Ev7X1R C OQn Oonoli for Money .. Aocount, 8th M7arch. '8 RAiLWrAT. Antwerp and Rotterdam ?? 1 Calednan. . _ _- Ceonu n ?? l~_13 is Great Eaitern ?? ?? 39 - Great Northern . h- - ie . A ' ?? 147 _8 ff Great Western ?? GreatWestern, Canada..16 5 - Grand Trunk, Canada . 46 1.'ig Lancashire and Yorkshire ?? - London and Chatham ?? 122-3 London and Brighton ...

... PR~ICE~S 0 UO NSOL6D &Nlj t HIULL. YasTaRDAY RvRNINa 'I Consols for Money ?? ?? Caledonllis . .. ' 1- j Grcat Esstern ?? ?? is _ ,Gireat Nortbern ?? ?? 14589~ Great Western .-9 Lancashire and Yorkshire . * - & Leeds Northern ?? , . es -is8 BrgtL ?? ?? to - ?? ?? 103 95 ondoll al Nort ?? I 2- x d Ditto South Weotern ?? 98 Dover ?? - ?? 9817t Mancheater and Shelseld . ?? ?? Midland ?? 135i ...

... (From our Lou7on Correspondent. ) LoNDoN, Thursday Evening. Although it is expected the Bank return this evening will be of a very satisfactory character, the Directors of the Bank of England have not effected a reduction in their rates of discount this morning. It was not anticipated 'in influential quarters that an alteration would have been made, owing to the upward tendency in the valuc of ...

... CORN MARKETS. (-MinQ ieigldey and Mazated's Cirular.) HULL, August 14th. Ten weather continues unsettled, but not sufficiently so to prevent harvest work where the grain is ripe; a few fine days would make harvest general in this locality and enable Farmers in the Southern Counties to gather what is still left in the fields ; it is pretty generally estimated that the crop of wheat is not heavy ...