... IJHULL. Tr4TTR1nAV R-rn xl UlD, 'IHURSDAY EVENING. (Supplied by Wm. WEST & SOlf, Stock-brokeis, Hull) London Closing Prices Consols for Money . ?? 93- is Account (April) ?? 93- Q RAILWAYS. Caledonian ?? 82J-834 Great Eastern ?? 31 -31 fi-reat Northern ?? 0-1016 A . ?? 101.-302J Great Western ?? ?? 47 -47 Lancashire and Yorkshire ?? 125 -125 London and Chatham ?? 18- 18 London aud Brighton ?? ...

... i~ ENGLISH & FOREIGN STOCKS. I r ICEHULLG THU&DAY EVENIGF. I (supplied by WM. WEST, Stock-broker, Hull. London Closing Prices CGnsols for Money ?? 4 941 Account .. , . ,, ~ ~ RALWAYS. ?? 103j-104j Great Eastern ?? 31- 32 GretNorthern ?? - ?? ?? 1.0 -112 A ?? 6-17 47j-4 Great Western ?? . 48 Lancasuire and Yorkshire . 127-128 riondon and Chatham,..,.19t- 19. London and Brighton. . 5 3 59.- 154 ...

... THE JURISDICTION OF LOCAL MARINE I BOARMS. fl- I-I . .t ?- 0 Wednesday the Hali Marine Board met at the Shipping Office for the purpose of. investigating certain charges against Capt. K. K. Scns, late master of Messrs Wilson, Sons, and Company's screw-steamer Albion. Aid. Atkinson, J.P., was in the chair, and the other members present were Mr T. H. Travis (stipendiary magistrate), Captain ...

... | EVIE~wW 'OF 'THLE':B3RI.TISHl: . COUN.TRA I ?? (Froin the' 'Mtlrk e Ex;press)'x THX opening of, the week was fairand genial, but there kwas a return of - much rain at the close. The at spm stvhe tliuned the early frdut, and given Late n tyello 3looktto hea whhet on -the clays, but, as we do not hearof'mnuich rmsplant, they may recover in fine weather.' 'The longer days and brisker breezes ...

... Crontunerciat Marketoi, oc. CORN MVARKETS.N HULL, APRIL 19. Su (Prom Keighl fey, Maxofed, .0 Co.'s Cir'cular. G The weather continues to be seasonable, and in every way Sil favourable for the country. Imports of wheat are larger tha~n of lat, andconsit of 5,117gre fom Dazig, 1,000 qrs from Su Konigsarg, nd 65 qrs Iom Haburg;the former has bean BI shippd inconsquene offear of blokade, which the ...

... I HULL- PRICE CURRENT. I CORRECTED UP TO LAST EENNrG LI XSEED-B ak Se, Vr L A. T ?? s2 17 0T 0 OO Do EastIndia do .. 2 7 0- 5 0 0 ?? Egyptian . O O 0 0- e O Deo Peterab urgil n e. 21 06e- 218 S Do Archnl . ?? 210e 0 - 0 0 0I Do Rig! , . 2 10 0- 212 Do llanland KonlgsberF, 2 10 0- 2 12 0 RAPESElD- ...

... T HEa HUtL ECXAGE- PANY, | L ,IWMKITE. he . AWNAL .EET:iG. las On Monday last the annual imeetin'of this corn- a angs'hoeld at the Exchange building Mr T ng) W Mint presided.; The attendance at the corn- en mencemernt of the meeting 'Was very thin; but dur ad ing the proceedings it -was conisiderably increased. to Mfr W H Mines readtlie ropoiti which Wa as on follows*- a h ' i ; ?? the general ...

... LeeDS, May 21.-The Coloured market this morning has been moderately attended both by manufacturers and mer- chants, and their transactions have been limited. The White Hall has also been quiet. Witneys and heavy classes of goods gener ally have found purchasers. Rates continue firm. HUDDERFIOELD, Mar 24.-There has been a fair attendance of buyers to-day, but business generally has been quiet. ...

... ~~ - ~ -o-liX-ll -wertat -fi tX CORN MARKETS. HULL, AueUSr 216. FErom Thomas Bennay agon Co.'s Circuslar.J Arrivals of wheat are moderate, about half from Dantzic and A remainder froni Montreal; the barley is chiefly from Denmark, oats from: Sweden, and of other grain tha supply is trifling. The weather, with the exception of a few showers, has been favourable for harvest work; a good deal of ...

... | 1 ?? CORN MARKETS. I RTD-tTn~T~rW.T+MVT>~TOl5 1 A1A1|F BIRM1INGHAMs, YESTERDAY. --Short supply of English wheat, which, was firmly held at last week's prices. Millers began by offering much less money, but could not succeed in effecting any reduction. Barley and beans Gd. to 1s. per qr. dearer. Oats and peas un. altered. MArCHESTERI, Yesterday.-Market well attended. English wheat slow sale, ...

... ,Vtippillg fntelitgellce. TIME OF HIGH WATER AT HULL, Morsn Tide. gen.dTide. Feb 26 Frlday ., 30 past 8 45 past 8 27Saturnay ., 1 . . 9 17 ,. 9 -28 Sunday ?? 31 .. 9 62 . 9 ,3rd Sunday -29 ?? 11 .. 10 32 10 L n Lent. Mar 1 ?? f 6 .. 10 22 11 2 Wednesday 5.. fi I 3- Shursday.. 30 .. 0 15 1 nsFE. 19-AnazveD: Crosby, Bein, Oporto; Eaglet, Manby, I Valencia; Cognati Mimbelli, Fiscovich, Marianople ...

... I (ornm the Mark Lane ZxpressL DURING the past week the strife between winter and spring has been renewed, with a doubtful issue ; but as compared with January we certainly get thicker into it as the days lengthen., This is, however, far better than that it should bedeferredtillnature, already premature, was more advanced ; and the timely check upon vegetation has. been as much welcomed on the ...