... THE FISHING( TRADE OF HULL -IMPOR. TANT MEEL'1NG OF SMACKOWNERS. I On Wednesday evening a crowded meeting of smackowners was held at the Whittington and Cat, Commercial-road, for the purpose of taking into considerationi the disadvantages under which they t laboured in carrying on their trade, owing to the lack of adequate dock accommodation and railway facili. I ties. Mr. Toozes was called ...

... 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 ...

... THE SHEFFIELD TRADES' OUTRAGE I . I COMMISSION. )tes SINGULAR CONFESSION OF' MURDER. *The enquiry was resumed by 'the commission on [snSaturday. The first witness cslled was Dennis Clark, the mnao. whom George, acdas Putty, .trShaw said had receivedfrom Broadhead the three pint necans of gunpowder with which to ?? up 'a non- nee c ?? h okda h ?? h okda h n8g, Tower Wheel, and, after ...

... ISORTHR-lEASTrFN RAILWAYY CUMi'ANY. 'The twnvlty-sixth half-yearly genleral nueting of the shareholders of thle NorthlEartorn 10xiiwa^y Coam- rsny was held yesterday at the Do Grey Rtooms, York, lMr. H. 13. T1IrOcOS SONI cha irman of the company, prssidiiig. The sdvertisomeiit c'alling the meeting having been read and the usiual routine business transeeted, The ?? muoved the adoption of the ...

... HrIL TIIAD]i? IIEPORT, TIWsnAY.I (Messrs. Jclklrsnani and Cos, ?? Molet .Rs'port,) 8.d. 8.d. W.eAIT ..EDF~IshI yibito (oldl ?? s qr. S2 O toes Do. do. (newl , ?? ,- 09 -3 0 Do. red lo ld J. , ?? o0-54 o Do. do. (nowv) ?? ,, 2 0-OS o Dugl~i, mnixed and white . psr00 lbs. oo 0- 070 lionigoboro anid Stcttio n'iced . ?? ,, - , 0002 0 D~o. do. rol ?? 0 ?? and lUpland, vwhito ?? , 00 0-0 05 Do. do. ...

... TH LEONDON WOOL SALES. ! The second series of -sales of Colonial wool for the pre- sent year commenced on 16th:May, and terminated on the 29th June. The following were the quantities cata- logued:- Port Philip . 62,387 Montevideo .. 860 New Zealand 28,012 Buenos Ayres ?? 40G Sydney . ?? Spanish . ?? 321 Adelaide .. .. 19,417 Odessa . . 297 Cape ?? .. 29,663 German .. . 27 'Van Dieuen's Land. 8 ...

... MONEY MARI T| SHAERH AND PRODUCEOS JM- (Fo ?? C~Onnns1Orwma.) Loiwmce Monday Evening. The Stoak Markets have not shown so much strength or animation as might have been expected from the fact that the Luxemburg question is definitively settled, by whioh the -peace of Europe is secured at least for another year,. But until a strong propos~ition for a general disarmament is; favourably ...

... MiONEY MARKET, SHARE AND PRODUCE MA.RKETS. (Faom oun LoN4oN CoOnIoTPDT.) Loceoer, Monday. The only important influence affaoting the markets is the weather, and this being exceedingly fine and seasonable, stocks and shares have been very buoyant. The current quotations also are low, and there is con- sequently considerable induoement to business on this aocount. Console have all but touched ...

... GOOLB, rptfp. 23.-A eirrer-Il. rind It. Psret, vwith rirtin, from Ilrkrnny: William wrrd Sarah Ann, prain l.Molon roll.-tis o5.) goodss, Rotterdinn; Londoes goojs, D)il;iriL 'i Writr lliam fierin IP P-) grod, Antw erp: Rtesnllitef6.s.), goots, IonddtO.,Saied-John WVetllso) vith goods, for Rotterdain; tV . goodle, Ant. -Irp Devn (i.e ), goods, Ghenrt Enrily.v r_,j c.os, 1Indonr Itbe- r1icr, ...

... ]3i?ADFORD CHAMBER OF OO?I?ERCE. Yesterday a meeting of the council of the t Chamber was held in the rooms, at the Jflschange-bnild- e iasgs, Mr. .I±con FIEIItUINS (one of the vice-presidents) in the chair, The other members present were Messrs. Seebe, H, H. Wade, Joe. Addy, 8, Scott, B. Hell, Fields, F Hoffmann, Joe, Craven, and A. C. Ohurton. The subject of the frasedulent winding of wool ...

... LONJJONY OAZETT.E, T\,~day~ I BAI]3NKmrPTs, I BINIAN PVTS, ?? Notice of Adjudication nod Fpjrt jIotionvi(p.j* 'T20 Srrender ait the ulaourtorxo Coort, lsoxl-14 Artnoftroog A., P'Itoototn. April 1!, oit ?? A. it, ltit or Ilarliltte com,. ic'1 '1 ?? Co he~ A. A,, iat of liNer, bil dol.r A. iii 1.,i Dougno . H, Ctarlrhoi'osquiar,. medimol 'tub1AiIn,l J~ofod tFotdngonstreet, eaddler, ?? I,.Jti i ...