... i HULL, MARCH 6. - -Scarcely a score people were at one time' present in the cattle market this day, and the supply of stock was of a correspondingly limited character. Indeed, the only department in which business was transacted was, as usual of late, the pig market. No change in prices can be recorded, the market still being exceedingly firm, at the high prices which have so long ...

... (From the Mark Lane .xprea). THE last week in March has proved of an April character, with more warmth than generally fall to that month, and vegetation as a consequence has already advanced. The forward fruit-trees, which were threatened by several severe frosts, seem to have g one through the ordeal with little or no damage. Springsowing has proceeded as opportunities presented, in the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... | ort A meeting of the creditors of flamred's Bankingwh of Company, convened by Messrs. Lace, Banner, wl a Littledaxle, Gill. and Bacrdewell, solicitors, at the root i~s request of a largely interested insurance company, to b cm- wahl nusaa theLawvAssociationflooms, vari an- hut reporters for the press were aot admitted. Mr. whi1 the Ambrose Lace, who presided, stated that the com- Chs pany he ...

... Lee1 at the Mo. ly Why re er 3h; or tie hie' his ad, in ita ra. lb. As ith nrk Mn. rth ler of by EIEADING`S OF THER'L JOAMEER. Slaturday Fb 17.-Noon, 29.10; MidnIght, 29,98 SnyFob, 18.-Noon, 29.99; Midnight, 29,99 HIGH WATER AT LIVERPOOL. MORNING. EvzmNIN. HMrony. This ?? P.1 To-nrorrsw ?? 22 ?? 46 ?? 8 ARRIVED, Crecian ?? (wtcoono sOG Thrisy, Stewart ?? mlpsss)MCae,'rira, Barbara Pepperell, ...

... I CHAMBER OF COMMNERCE The monthly meeting of the Chamber Qf Com- j |merce was held yesterday afternoon at the office, Exchange-buildings Mr. Meade-King in the chair. The minutes of the bome trade committee included a recommendation that a deputation should be appointed to join the American Chamber of Com- t merce, with reference to an application to the d roostmnster.General to alter the ...

... LA-TEST AND TELEG:RAPHICNES e: 81 COMMERCIAL. N LONDON, FiUDAY. It Specie imported weel, ending- 9th May, xwl,ooo0; d exported, £192,000, ci OhDoh WooI, SlES.-These sales continue 41 vith fair spirit. Couipetition well supported at 1' rates established yesterday. Owing to the panic, no transactions have been reported in British rai]way securities, and prices [ are nominally quoted the samue as ...

... SHRIPPING. READINGS OF THlE BAROMETER. Sunday. May 13.-Four p~m., 30.11; MIdnight, S0.1t Monday, May K4-Four p.m., 80.11; Midnight, 30.20 HIGH WATER AT LIVYERPOOL. - ?? EviCNING. HEraEM as B.H. I. H. U. P.I. in TisDy ?? 39 9 . - ?? 20 I ?? 2 ?? ?? be 70 ARRIVED. iii ?? ~33. Sarah, ?? ohi ?? L, Bogart, Sholaber, Mrei nw hp.,.ld Aipalachicolal ?? Hac Halton Castle, Williams. lm ewcakon City ...

... LrVERIPOOL EXCHANGE, WI.NESDAY EVE3NING.mr tthe Business on our Exchange to-day has shown lC ID3: renewed activity; and it is highly satisfactory to notice that owing to the veiy fair trade demard 4 large sales of cotton can easily be effeoted withot I occasioning iny general or appreciable decline in . prices; and this at a juncture when the obvious difficulties in the way of holding cause ...

... -LIEviRPOOL EXCHANGE, d TuESDAY Evmwsro, o ed Although the improvement in the cotton market 20 hb has srstained a cheek, the generel tone and aspct of commercial affaivs become more and more . In, encourro;ng; and the steadily maintained course ,k, of improvement in plices of stock exchange nd securities showts how completely the publicnind . 2- is recovered from the recent pa-wc apprehensions ...

... COMMCIAL LONDON, WEDNmSDAY. The following were the sales reported on the ?? exchange up to one o'clock to-day :- t sflISH AND FOREIGN RA}IWAYS. Grest FAstern - ?? - : ?? 61 V GreatNorthernA- ?? . ?? d30 i Great Western ?? ?? .Lancashire and yoerklslye .1204 20 * ar London, Brighton, and South Coast.. . 94 l Loudon and North-wester ?? 1161 171 de London and South-western . .h 92 p 31anchester, ...