... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... CORN.s HIULL, Tuesday.-(From n J. Ellermann and Co.'sI Report).-Since our last Tuesday's report the weather l has been very fine for the growing crops, which has I not been without its influence on the trade; small re- tail sales have been made at last week's prices, but to I sell quantities less money would have to be taken for u wheat as well as spring corn. In linseed rather more doing; ...

... - _ .EREm 1 It67 I i MANCISTEiI Thurtrelda, m having been manifetily M dispositio00t passing, though still far fro , vgeneral than, forsome tneci heavy, hs hce l ee rCC' have been n ~ 0 Pastiand mlproved.0j have been mo e frel pain. At Livep,4t from abroad have agarinbeenlan-r oft InUdian coto, fair of l'sl l`(ro %ve Only Moderate of other beautic2 an&i b ean wh Teat, which- alnlu8laY .-Fair ...

... COMMERCIAIL AND OTHER MARKETS _ _ _ _ _ . _ . ?? I CORN. Hunt, 'Iikesday.-(Fe'om J. Ellermann and Co.'s Report. )-We have anothear dull week to report in the corn trade; tha little business done in wheat as well as spring corn has been of a retail character, at pr-ices in favour of buyers for nearly every description of grain. At to-ilay's market we had a large supply of wheat from the farmers ...

... I COMMERCIAL MARK1( &a. CORN MARIKO. (From Xeigeilsy, Maw-.steA to*; Circi/ar.) HULL,.Febrsk.y 12th. Ticu weather continues very Mild and stormtr, the o rain causing disastrous goois in many localities. g Arrivals of wheat aret tbisfal, consisting of '3775 qrs. t from Dantzig, 1400 .qrs. from Santander., and 105 qrs. * fromHarlingen; the ?? noticed for the last a four weeks appears to have at ...

... I THE TRADE OUTRAGES 'AT SHEFFIELD.. I EXTRAORDINARY REVELATIONS. 11 The Commissioners appointed to investigate the CE subject of the outrages attributed to trade uni6ns, Al and alleged to have been committed in Sheffield and el Iits neighbourhood, held their fjrst sitting at that el town on Monlay. Mr Overenti QOC., opened the T proceedings by explaining that the-'object of the al Commissionw ...

... ! I . . i tub ?? ! ~~prio CORF.. (From Keighkky, axmted, s Co.'s Report). oneD HuLL, Tuesday.-The weather is unsettled, rain to-d having fallen almost ever7 day, and the temperature Pric is too low for the season. There has been an improved to 11 tone in the wheat trade, farmers' 6upplieslare small at ston nearly all the agricultural markets, and stocks at the seaports are quite insignificant, ...

... DEPLORABLE STATE OF TRADE INS AMERICA. Employment appears to be growing scarce in the ' United States. The correspondent of the Times 1 says that in all the large cities there are hundreds j of young men unsuccessfully seeking employment as merchants' clerks. Not long since a New York merchant, engaged in but a small business, adver- tised for a clerk. The salary was mialt the work required ...

... yMFOR IRON WOREs AND SHIPBUILDING I V, if . COMPANY (LIMITED). iS . -s n a. . 0,4ODfonday a meeting of the creditors of the above was held at Glover's Hotel, Mr. J. A. Wade cothe a - Among the creditors present were the 3fhe D0 - hMessrs. K Wade and Sons, Mesrs. Allott d Thelwall, Messrs. H. and W. Croft, Meesrs.Ward Od Oliver, Mesr. Blakeney 4nd Co. Messrs. W FrO, and Co, Messrs. Camnell, ...