... R5VIEW OF THE CORN TRADE I DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From Bell's W~eek-ly 3Messeenger.) WiHAT.-The advices; from most markets held on Saturday teere of a firmer character; the supply of English becn short at on M~onday, a good steady demand was experienced as ic prtO o th pevous week, an very little remained marke. Th mercantswho bell ofrda very limited quantity, the local ticcild ?? wthe ...

... d t] b e. b t~ IT is satisfactory to find that the Russian war has not diminished the receipts of the Hull Dock Company during the past year. The gross revenue of that body in 1854 was 67,3301. 6s. ; in 1853 it was only 65,2621. 1Os. 3d.; so that there was an absolute increcase of more than 2,0001. in tho income of the Dock Company last year as compared with the year which preceded it. Of ...

... 1 ,1J1t 33pptllg *ntetigerare. PORT OF HULL. March 22-The Alert, Prittyman, from Shields, with goods, hound to London, baa been assisted in here by esoms fishermen, with loss of anchor, sails, &c, March 23-The Monitrose, Hiley, has again proceeded for Buenos Ayres. March 24-The Abraham, Slobs, from i'eweastle, with iron castings, has put in here With loss of both anchors and obables. The Carl ...

... (Fhram Lua. Night's Gal c.l.) l1i. Ds aton licaler in shares, Coloioani-strset. Lonlon. ylii I --ais; :43 stractor. 3liuldlesex, Westninster. ac' Ur:iir di,. bsotit al;ur, TipIton, (raLtfori. ¾ -i 0X ?? .. NV¾.t i3.o I,, j,. italfsrdl. and WI illiamli Jeffries, his. r ?? l an li rt.-li ii, )Vorcester, irozmaisters, trad- To '1i' I -c the firi[ cf the l'lhieiix iroln Cosapslly, at West 1 ?? C ...

... LIST OF BANKFR UPTJ2S. (Iy Fcetric Telegraph.) }lenry Beatley, rolinonerr l. Cimmbridge. 13,janmih Kenit beotel *keper, Noefoik-strcet, London. William Neellr1 Ainda Samuel White. silk nrmnfaeturer, Lonldon Rohert KeUlweay Mealde a, swine iterelinit, lonlono, Richardn Wa lker 'twntrr Wilbeachl St. ietoter, Cambridge. %iljjit,j D,;i inor a-;d shoernaker. Birminghamn. 1yamts Finbitro clo'h ier, ...

... MA RFK E T-S. WOOL,. THE WooL Ta ADlF.-Leistden?, y711 ;--adbu -Tile suppiy of Enlglish qualities has been limited, but -this has not actedI befcaly upon the demand, which continues most inac- tv.Te prices are nominally supported, but the market would decline if large sales were pressed. Down tegs are 12Ed toiS~d, Dwn ewes l1d. to ?? half bred hoggetts 1II d to. lad., half- r d w t e s l d to ...

... REPORT OF THE DEPUTATION FROM THE BRADFORD CHAM1BER OF COM- MERCE TO THE PARIS EXHIBITION. THY Bradford Chamber of Commerce, acting like the Leeds Chamber, on the suggestion of the Board of Trade, appointed the deputation whose report forms the sulbject of our present notice on the 1st of October last. The deputation appear to have done their work in a very systematic and corn- f plete manner. ...

... LEEDS DISTRICT COURRT OF BANKRIUPTCY. ci I' u ii: n Ii II a 5 a 0 1i II d1 k 5- D cm1 ?? it p Si r :1 SHARE TRANSACTION. - Mr. Richard Bisnuey, ed sharebraker, ofLeeds, made application to this Court, on Thursday, before Mr. Commissioner West, for an order to cause Mr. Finlinson, a gentleman residing at ileadingley, to enter into a bond for the suon of £427 ?? being the difecrence of account ...

... B1tADFORD CdA-Nli'X- 01 O,)Al1EPUE. rIEPORT ON THEC PARIS EIXHIBITION. A meeting.1 of the Counlcil of tile ?? Chant- ber of Comm~erce task prace yesterdafy eveflint'-, at the Office of the Secretary, Swvainf-o'SWCt. AMr. Aid. it $m4'ithl Pre- sided ;and there were present Msr.H lpeI lieblrenls, it. Mlilligan, jun.. Atkintson, Ducksett, GodlWinI, and Whitworth. Mr. Darliutol.tr ertrra ...

... I om1ilerctat 1dtark, &v. I I CORN MARKETS. HULL, TEB. C.-4Fromn Taylor and Bright's circular.]-- The month of January bee been marked by much quietude iil the corn trade, accompanied by a dccline on new wheat of about is per, qr. Holders of old have evinced much firmness, b~ut business hao been exceedingly, limited. There are many Clear esusee for the dustness now so general; the range of ...

... IW O THE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (Freon Bell's Weekly 3feRvyer.) wsT.Ashort supply wae bi ought forward at Mark-lane O od* but havinv-bad a day or two of very wvarm suinner. .e 5ther, the town millers purchased slowly, although they etlid the inest qualities at about is. per qr. unuler the rates ~ te jc~~ eek Th lageimports of foreian bad also ~5nene onthcmins o th buers ad as ...

... THlE CORN TRADE. (From Messrs. Taylor and Bright's Annual Circular.) At the commencement of a new year some short review of the trade during the past one may not be unacceptable to our correspondents, or without interest as a matter of record and reference. The year 1854 opened with a range of prices unknown in the short history of free trade, 85s. being about the average value of the usual ...