... COMMERCIAL MARKETS,,&-.c CORN MARKETS. (Fro0n Keighley and Maxated's Circular.) ?? HULL, January Ist. jDUnING the past fortnight the weather has been E mild and very stormy with strong, westerly gales; i the disasters at sea are numerous and steamers as well as sailing vessels are detained by the bad weather. t Imports of wheat are on a moderate scale and again v principally from Danzig.; the ...

... I iikkIAL- TRAVELLERs' SCiOOLS: HULL BRANCH. ON FRIDAY the annual dinner in connection with the local blanch of the supporters of the Commercial Travellers' Schools was held at the Vittoria Hotel, .when about sixty persons, were present. ; The Mayor (Ald Loft) presided, supported by the sheriff (Councillor Bryson), the Rev. S. B. Craig, incumbent of St. Mark.'s, Messrs G. Buekrton, J. Skilbeek ...

... I GAINSBOROUGH JAN. 1.-Only one lot of - sheep was shown, and buyers were scarce. Prices all w the same. Pigs a large show. Trade mcderately dt brisk. No quotable alteration in prices. ti LEEDS PIG, JAN. 1.-We have had a good sup- 1 I of irS, which met with a good demand. 01 .AETRAOPOLITAN, DEc. 31.-For the time of ti year there was a fair supply of foreign stock on sale n here to-day. On the ...

... I e The Pall Alall Gazette reviews the most promi- te neat features in the above question. An .asocia- ' tion entitled the Currency Reform Association has put forth a prospectus which brings out mnost of the worst fallacies which surround the question of 'ycurrency into very distinct relief. The programmo r' recommends the abolition of the privileges of the ?? of England, the completion of ...