... b I HULL, THUItSDAY EVENING. Supplied by Mr, Wm. WEST, Stock Broker, HulL London Closing Prices Consols for Money ?? got-a Account, February ?? R.ILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam ?? 9 9 Caledonian ?? 1-20 Great Eastern ?? 33^4 Great Northern ?? 119 -21 A ?? 129-30 Great Western ?? ?? 534-4 Great Western, Canada. 14 Grand Trunk, Canada. Lancashire and Yorkshire ?? 128 91 London and ?? 41 London ...

... 4 _ _ CORN. HULL, Tuesday.- (From Ellermann and Co.'s Re- ?? the past week we have had splendid weather for the crops, and harvesting has now become general in this district; a good deal has been secured in first-rate condition, and samples shown are of a fair quality of wheat, as well as of barley and oats. The trade in consequence id very depressed, and prices are lower for every article. In ...

... COMMERCIAL AND OTHER MARKEITS. j I -. _ _ &I l M~~~ORN. AHun, Tuesday-(From Keghley, Maxsted, and Co. 's Market Report).-We have- had a week of win- terly .weather. Arrivalsof wheat are again large, con- sisting bf 7,602 qrs from D3anig, 1,735 qrs Stettin, 2,334 qrs Adelaide, 3,606 wrs Odessa, 1,400 qrs Ibrail, and 646 qrs from other per s. The trade has not yet recovered from its depression, ...

... HULL CORN RETURN.-SEPT. 17. Qrs. bsh. s. d. 2 s d. Wheat .. 106 0 ?? 327 12 6 ?? 3 1 92 Oats .. . 8 0 10 8 0 ?? 1 6 0 GAINsBOROUGH, Tuesday.-A moderate show of wheat. Last week's prices fully maintained. Barley in good supply and in excellent condition. High prices were readily made. There are great complaints of the yield in wheat. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday.-Large attendance and good consumptive ...

... 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. ...

... BIRAnIrGHAXo -The reports in reference to the state of trade in this town have been rather suore favour- able of late ; but orders come in very slowly, and for the most part they are for small rjuanti!ie, of goorls. BRAUDFORDf.Tlhe past week has beers chala.cterized by quietness in every brandh of the worsted trade. The operations in wool, though perhaps loose iroquesit than of late, have in ...

... THE RESIGNATION OF THE SECRETARY OF I THE HULL D)OCK COMPANY. The following is a letter read at the meeting of directors of the Dock Conaany, on Monday,-in which Mr. Huffam announced his resignation as sEcretary:- Hessle, 14th August, 1867. M lly dear ?? very serious indisposition with which I have recently been visited, induces me to take the very earliest opportunity of placing in your ...

... I HALF-YEARLY MEETING. e. On Friday the shareholders of this company held c their twentv-seventh half-yearlv meeting at the Da t Grey Rooms, in the city of York. There was e I numerous attendance of the proprietary. The ad- p vartisement convening themeeting having been read c the seal of the company was affixed to the register X of shareholders, H. *.Thompson, Esq.,the chairman a' of the ...

... I CORN. HULL, Tuesday.-(Frogs J. Ellerman andc Co.'s Report.)-During the past week the corn trade has been very quiet, and to effect sales of wheat holders would have had to accept less money, which they re- sited, consequently we had very little doing in either wheat or any other kind of grain. At this day's mar. ket we had a fair supply of English wheat from the farmers, who refused to ...

... HULL, APRIL 13th.-FonmIGiN-A-rrivals: Patriot, Hodgson, Alexandria, cotton seed, Eyre and Co. Teresa, Levrena, Odessa, linseed, Edwards, Eastley, and Co.; Arild, Thore, Engelholon; Caroline, Ofver- berg, Landscrona, oats; Liberta, Gudmundsen, Hel. ' singborg, barley and oats; Alten, Sodskende, Gott. land, Stubbekiobing; Knuthenburg, Frantzen, Band- holm; Maria Kirstine, Rasnussen, Nakskov, all ...

... CORN. ILONDON, Wednesday.-The weather continues all that could be wished for the growing crops, which are nearly everywhere spoken of satisfactorily. The effect upon the trade has been to render buyers extremely cautious, and sellers more disposed to realise the smaller sU pplies coming to hand than to send them to store. From most of the country mar- kets since Monday prices eome fully is. ...

... | I = = = = I CORN. HuLL, Tuesday,- (From Keighley, Maxsted, and Co.'s ?? weather has been *on the whole favourable this week for the northern harvest, and farmers in this neighbourhood are busy: preparing their land for autumn sowing. Of wheat, our imports are only moderate this week, comprising 5,421 qrs. The market has been very firm, with a constantly rising tendency, deliveries from the ...