... *tipping Patc1li-gEnce. PORT OF HULL. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, M.Y 13-Wind at lumber Float, North, light. Bar. 30.45.--Off Humber Float. Outward, at 4 A.ta.-No. 2101, Active, B.B.-Off llumber Float, Ianuard, at 7 AkN-No. 2407, Francefska Maria, D. galiot. Laura, schr., of Cuxhaven. No. 2535, Stourbridge, schr., at 11.30 A&l.- Wind, noon, at Ilumber Float, North Last, light. --Off Hum- her Float, ...

... HA MBURIGII CORN MARI .ET._ Qn± A 1 n 'VI . -n m -- STAPT OF TIIE (RAINT Mifl IRET AT IIAMiiURGII, Auguist °7O IS41. (Suir .i-lad exclusiviey £ ,r ihe ailt ?'ncjj t.t 537IMA-Th-, woasher for the L ot f Iiei hg o c Ine with foil huxeclioes holdera Hl .i brat veri more diii- pced to sel', ill CrioCIII ii-of whichl cozisiloiab]L puloelia-ss ave ir iade. Oi Iitalonday laor, after the arrival of ...

... sraze ant Crommerce. FOREIGN COtIMERCE.-It happens, that while our cora. mercial intercourse with the countries with which we have been dealing oln free trade principles has been gradually declining, the trade with those countries with which we continue to deal oni the old system has been gradually in. creasing. The trade with Russia, for instance, wvhich in 1827 was £1,408,970, in 1836 was £1 ...

... CITY, WDNESDAY EVENINGs.-Although matters in the manufacturing districts, if we except the woollen trade, have not much improved since our last, the funds have vorn a firmer appearance, and prices have risen nearly -r per cent. The corn speculations, it is expected, wvill soon be brought to an end by the beautiful weather . To- day, consols opened at 89g 1 for money, and 901 'a for the ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENINO.-Commercial matters. -We regret to have to announce several failures in the city; a sugar-baking establishment, and a drug establish- ment, are amongst the number. The failure of Moutefiore, brothers, for debts amounting to £100,000, has excited great interest in the commercial circles; and accounts from St. Petersburgh state the failure of a silk merchant to the ...

... imprntd. AFRICA. FAlcon, Turner, fm Africa, with ?? barwood, Agett aul Heminiw 'y-Q Dk Antoinette, Itosel, fm St Lorsi3, with 1570bg gum, Mocatta Brethtes-K Dk Magistrate, Turncr, fm Africa, with l275ek nalmoil, Ite'ony 30 e'ephant teath. W Rotheram and W A and G Maxwell-W Di Hardware, Rieken, fm Africa, with 345 ck palm oil, 8 L Tret- ?? Vk RAST INDIEE. Assam, M'Alpine, fm Calcutta, with 595 ...

... Xiberpoof 4-Jrired Current. not TIIURSIAY, SEPT. 16,1t84i. Will COLONIAL PtiOlDUCO-Ti dent nO for Pianala's Suiners Iiotq won less ontnoateod, thoogiqt aitC,, I issin so ho- loetitif, coed, waltnnting t, ,bmtit 51 Ii bldo.., irodi rg itt ihd-. Its tiere a of I mun c,. wtt'elt oc-coffier dt byw-cii ia nl'ue~d y; tlequ lily ye consis ci 1f miniding to good m'dn C~lii. and the twi,4, w.. dis- t p ...

... St LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE Two o'clock, September 24,1841 I2 We have bad a steady demand for Wheat since Tues- ) day, at full prices. In other articles there has not beer IgO much doing, The duty on foreign Wheat is to-day ad. vanced to 2s. 8d. per quarter, and will be 10s. 8d. on this lce day week. The duty on Barley is 4s. 10d,, and on Pease 2 Is. On Beans it remains 5s. per quarter, but ...

... uliberpool ?? Curni-A. THURJISDAY. APUIL 1. toil. , [Duty paid, exceptt ochlwre rpefc%-d in bonld.] D. 11-A addilt on of 5 Pur cent. on the ricnxed ratea of duly. arid 'if 4d. per galhur on all spkiris, bioleon, ptlyublo on antd afler the 15thi of Alay, 11441. IF DIINUTr1RIi tSING. f rO~ AiLLINGa COLONIAL PRODUCE. INDIGO CONIalnued. a. -9. 8. d1. CocOA perieat, in tind: duy Ioude, oid, to hune ...

... Aio rer ?? has been very little business done in Buttor during the past week. The shippers ask higher rates, which the dealers not only refuse ti comply with, but are reluctant buyers st former rates; and w. qute the marlet dull at therates of thie day sennight. Bacon, lams and Lard arc in fair requebtat our f quotations. BUTTER, per cwt. LARD, per cwt, 5. n. . . .Belfast (oldi ?? 9: to 1)4 ?? ...

... LIVERPOOL OORN EXMAHANGE. Teeoanv, At r.cL t. lt0tl. ec Ve havo to report another weols of complete inactivity in the corn trade. Choice aonples of Foreign Wheat hatve been held at i1 former prices, but the demand has been quito trilling. se)ile in- el erior qualities of both Foreign and Irish hove been olfering full Il. ner bushel lover. Several cargoes of mealing Oals rom Ire- land, and a ...

... I. GN~ . 1 WUL IU.R I I .I . B REVIEW OF THE BlRITISH CORN-TRADE, A i; [From thse Muerk/-Lone Express, March 8.] a of The reports respecting the appearance of the wheat plant so continue highly satisfactory; indeed scarcely any complaints nI have as yet reached us; up to the present period the farmers' ar prospects are therefore all that could be wished. The high prices which have recently ...