... CO2MMAERCIAL MARKETS, tic. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From ?? Mark LaneExpres8.) The improvement in the weather has put farmers into spirits; for though much heavy land is yet im- practicable, the lighter loams and open soils have worked well, 2nd sowinginspringcornhascommenced favoura. The condition also of samples has Inuch improved, while markets generally have assumed Ia I~ore ...

... 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. ...

... HULL DOOR COMPANY-AENMUAL MEETING l THE annual meeting of the above company was held on Saturday last, at the Company's Offices, High Street.-Mr. William Wright, the Chairman of the Company presided, and there was a large attendance of shareholders. The notice eonvening the meeting having been read by the Secretary. The Chairman rose to move the adoption of the report. In doing so ha ...

... j'CoMMBLROI pAD OTHER MARKETS. * .t^ ; CSORNii4r HULL Tusda.- Fro Eleriann and Co.'s Cir. ?? day'8n market we had hardly any wheat oferin' bX the farmeirs the few samples shewn were ?? h mill rd~ers resisted held for 3s per qr. avance, w ted consequently syarely anything doing;; the little which changedXb~nd~ was at is to 2s per qr. advance. changed~r Saudy;Teendh cag i h Forein what Miot ...

... CORN MARKrTS. 3lnet (From)7. }ciKghley anc ALaxsteJ'a CLrcular4) sKe, HULL, January 29. he Since our last a rapid thaw has taken place, the eel snow and ice have quite disappeared, and the weather 'he is now mild and spring-like. Of wheat the arrivals be this week are only moderate, but quite sufficient for ek the demand, which is of a most retail character, all liE exceit the most needy ...

... ¶rilE YORKSHIR[ I3ANKING COMPANY. The following is the forty-seventh half-yearly report of the directors of til Yorkshire Banking Company, which was adopted at the general meeting of shareholders, held at Leeds, on Wednesday, the 6th day of February, 1867:-TrI presenting their I half-yearly report, the directors hate to congiatu- late the shareholders on the continued prosperity of the bank's ...

... I _TEEBANKRUPTCY ACT AGAIN. The following statement of adcounts with respect to a local bankraptcy has been put into our hands. It is merely another specimen, though certainly a rather perfect one, of the admirable operation of the act of 1861. What can be worse than a law which produces such a result as this it is difficult to imagine. RsEacpTs.-From property, i190s. 10s. 5d.; debts, £2 13s. ...

... BITISH PORTS. BarXniA3f, April 21.-Arrived: Pickwick, Putt, from Hull for Malaga. CowEs, April 21.-Bradford, Bradley, from Hull for Torquay.-Put in: the Eliza, Laverick, from Grimsby for Torquay, with loss of jibboon and fore. DET=, April 20.-Arrived: St. C ran, Halliday; from Hull for Malaga. 21-The Blonde, Harding, from West Indies for London, was in collision with the Harriet Wade, from ...

... I COMERCIAL AND OTHER MARKETS. j sale CORN. Y HULL, Tuesday.-(From Keigbley, Maxoted, and supl. c6o.'s Report. )-The weather continues mild and fine. dem Of wheat the arrivals are on a moderate'scale, consist- hiigh ing of 1,303 qrs. from Stettin, 949 qrs. from Danzig, to 1' 749 qrs. from Danish Islands, and 4,789 qrs, from D other ports. The trade has continued in the same and sluggish state ...

... HULL. MARCH 14. -Fereign Arrivals: Sea Horse e (as) 'Riches, Rotterdam ; Watkejren, Johanesen, IRiga linseed ; Annie (as), Wright, Rotterdam; t Walter Stanhope (ss), Soulsbv, Antwerp, both for e Goole; Prince (ps), Roach, Dunkirk; Alert (as), of Me. Innes, Amsterdam ; Tiger (as), Lidemore, , Ant-werp. Departures: Sea Gull (ps), Dtnipace, s, Rotterdam; Alster (as), Foster, Antwerpo; Swan- . ...

... COMMERCIAL AND OTHER IMARKETS. I i CORVN. e HULL, Tuesday.-(From Keighley, Maxsted and s Co's Circular).-The weather has become colder, but as yet we have not had any frost ; at St. Petersburg the navigation is closed, and very stormy weather has 's been experienced] in the Baltic. Of wheat the if arrivals are large, consisting ofq8,449 (Irs. from Odessa, f 4,667 qrs, Alexandria, 1,442 qrs. ...

... SPI- - I i sI3EI1PING- DI HULL, May 17th.-7Oo=,N..inwads Sulan Holbrook. Hamburg. Outeacdo: Fraur E hard, Brevig; Carl, Thygisen, Porgrunde -'el Sonne, Nivaa; Alfield, Akersen, Gefe- i Nielsen, Bandholn; Noraicap, C* Be o PioOj0 It Ariel (as), Brteiuger, Stettin, Inewards, MAyner 's Aberdeenshi e te) Smith, Rouen,- Hurber f tb ,. hee, Stettin; - Zfolk (ss), Brance, Poura ero ()r IGal- a one ...