... | 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 ...

... ) REVIEW OF T.E BRITISH CORN TRADE. I (Front thte Mark Lane Exprnes.v) The pnst week has brought us a continuance of wi!.ter, with much snow from the east. Previously to the fall, a fair extent of beans and peas was got in but sowing will now be hindered, as well as other field- work. No harm comes to wheat in steady dry frosty weather, but with such rapid chanc'es no good can be X expected. ...

... BIRMINGHAM.-lThe reports in reference'to the state of trade in this town are more satisfactory; there ie n1o approach to animation, but the tone is better, and in- dications of a further and general reaction are appa- rent. BliaxDro0an.-Though there was rather a better tone pervading the market at the beginning of the week, there has been little disposition in any department to do business ...

... U BRITISH PORTS. 3 DURG ENESS, Feb. 23.-Off : Karen and Lovise, S Rodlgeard, from Hull for Malaga. .DEAn, Feb. 23.-Off: Prins Oscar Fredrick, Graff 9 from Grimaby for Barcelona;* Cornelia Louise, Craze- - mier, from Hull for Seville. 5 RAMSGATEb Feb. 21.-Off: Axeistad brig, Thomsen, . for Bordeaux; Hiram, for Seville, both from Bordeaux. FOREIGN PORTS. ALMERSIA, Feb. 14.-Anived: Patrician, ...

... 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 ...

... : T-ntv. I~T-1, Q1a Do- . HULL, March 30.-FOREIGN-A7r st-uls : Minister Thorbecke (as), Steekama, Kampen; Gloria, Nieman, Marseilles, oi3cake; Pacific (Ss), Alason, Steetin' Henriette Johanne, Hansen, Laurvig, ice: Camilla' t Haaverson, Arendal, timber-J. Bilton and Co. ; St Petersburg (Fs), Martin, Pillau; Pickwick, Putt Malaga, olive ?? and Smiths; Harlequin (is), Cuttill, Hamburg; Sado (s6 ...

... n Si' 1, HULL, Tuesday (From J. Ellrman and Co.'s ral at ?? our market this day we had a fair supply Ce d of English wheat from, the farmers which met a BLow' es-ale at Is to 2s per qr decline. Foreign wheat met a fes it fair sale at the full rates of last week, particularly the d finer qualities. English barley freely offered at is per D qr decline; in foreign no alteration. Beans and pes ...

... I THE HUtLL AN;D LONDON AGENCY OF THE DANISH STEIAl NAVIGATION COM- IIPANY. On Monday, at the Vice-Chancellor'wCourt, be. fore Vice-Chancellor Sir Wv. P. Wood, an- applica- tion was made by Messrs. Saligreen and Carrall, shipowners and' merchants at Hull, ndier the winding-up of the Anglo Danish and Baltic Steam Navigation Company. They applied that their l names, set dow!n for sixty-shares in ...

... ICOTABIERCIAL AND OTHER MARKETS. CORN. HuLL, Tuesday, (from Keighiley, Maxsted and Co.'s ?? weather during the past week was rather unsettled, but not sufficiently so as to stop harvest work entirely, and a good breadth of corn has been se- cutred, although it must be expected that the condition cannot be so dry as that previously gathered; further dry weatheris still needful to save the crops ...

... r 3BIRMINGA, Yesterday.-Linited supply of English wheat, which sold at an advance of nearly is per qr. Foreign Gd per qr dearer. Barley rather cheaer. ats nly taken in retail: Be0ans quite as dear. Peas neglected, ]IANCHESTFU Y r - Fair attendance at market, better inq 5 samples of both latlegl pandforeign ber and advance of is per qbrte otssed.Fourh hel more firmly, but onylmielemn oats anld ...

... 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 ...