... COMMERCIAL MARKETS, ft. _CORN MARKETS. (Feron; Keighcy and Aftixsted'a t-- ?? * .) w ' HULL, January 22;. . '; IW The ,weathei eontinues 'wintery 'nd tbe' iniancl' rivers are frozen, so that alL traffic muiut now go by' bi railway; a good deal of ?? has fallen,' and many of' c the country rpads are almost impassable ; the Baltic; ports appear to be still sufficiently free from ice' to; fr ...

... COMMIERCIAL MARKETS, &c. CORN, M;ARKETS. , (Froen Keighley and lliaxsted'3 C-rc/aar.) - HULL, January 5th TiIE imports during thle past week Were good. The weather has been umusllally severe and winiterly, but on Sunday a sudden thaw set in which has countinued with rain anti strong southelrly willd and the temperature is quite mild again. Of wheat the arrivals consist of 11270 qrs. fromn ...

... SHIHPPINU GASUALFUIES. A NOUTI SHIELDS VESSEL ASHORE. A telegram hns been received in Shields stating that the 'brig Symmetry, of North Shieklds Capltainl Newbam, beloning ~to Meesri. Dale, was on shore, on the Swedish Coast, near to t Bbonho,; and it is feared wfill become al, wrveck. Thalle crew are savred. The SymlletrY was built in 1801, and was en a voyage from the Baltic to the Tyne with ...

... HARWIOIH,-POat in-Bernardo, Fox, from Genoa for Hull. LOWESTOFT, Jan. 12, a.m.-Sailed: The General Havelocc (ss), for Slunderland, having been supplied with ?? Roseberry, brig, 294 tons register; and the Rock Scorpion, schooner, 98 tons register, were offered by public auction this morning, as they lay on the beach ; the former was bouaht in at £300, and the latter sold for £120, to Mr. M. ...

... HULL DOCK COrMPANY. M- - I AJXNUALREPOST. - The following is the 93rd annual report'of the Court -of Directors of the Hull Dock Company, intended to be read at the general annual meeting of the pro. prietors, on Saturday the 2nd day ci February next;- RAVE NUE ACCOUIUT. The Board of Directors have again to congratulate their proprietors with regard to the highly satisfactory progress of 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ICOMMERCIAL MARKETS, &o. CORN MAR=' TS. ! (From. ieighly and Mbusted's COrcuian) HULL, January 5th The mild weather of the early part of last week has given place to a more severe winter than is generally experienced in this country; snow has fallen heavily and local traffic consequently impeded) the in-land rivers are still free, but will soon be impeded by ice if the present cold continues. ...