... _I ?? CORN. (From Ellerman and Co.'s'Repoit.) HULL, MAY 14.-At this day's market we had a short supply of wheat from the farmers, and all fresh- thrashed parcels sold freely at the full rates of last week, whilst inferior sorts were neglected. In foreign wheat nothing doing, holders not willing to accept any'*. less money. In malting. barley very little-doing; grinding in request, but very ...

... , GIGANTIC FRAUDS ON TRE LATE LEEDS' I BANKING CONIPANY. 1 At the Mansiom House, London, on Monday,. be- Y fore the Lord Mayeor Edward Devillsw, a lingatist, '5living in Bromley, Kent, was charged with forging. and uttering a bill of enehage, in MKay, 1864; for 'a £1,120. Be was also charged with forging and ut. it tering several other bill's of exchange on divers otherr to days. The whole ...

... CORN. HULL, Tuesday.-(From Keighley, Maxsted, and Co.'s Report).-The weather has been more settled a during the past week, although in some localities very heavy thunderstorms are reported to have beaten down the crops; harvest has commenced south of the Thames in the early districts, but in our E neighbourhood it cannot be general before the third 2 week in August. Of wheat the arrivals are 6 ...

... COMMERCIAL AND OTHER MARKETS- I CORN. HULL, Tuesday.-We have a very short supply of English wheat from the farmers, for which needy millers had to pay the full rates of last week. In foreign wheat nothing doing, but holders are firm, and refuse to meet the' views of buyers. All Idnds of spring corn can only be sold in retail at prices in favqur of buyers, except barley, which is very scarce, ...

... COMMERCIAL AND OTHER MARKETS . UORN MARKETS. (FSrom Keigh'ley, Maested, & Co.'s Circular.) HtiUa, Tuesday, April 9th.--The weather con- tinues all that could be desired for agricultural work and the crops. Of wheat we have again a good arrival consisting of 2838qrs. from Odessa, 2566 qrs. Tagamnog, 1166 qrs. Galatz, 933 qrs. Ancona, 3966 qrs. Stettin, 2609 qrs. Danzig, and 498 qrs. from ...

... I TEE TRADE OUTRAGE INQUIRY AT I SHEFFIELD. I I e . . .- |Mr. Overend, Mr. Chance, and Mr. -Barstow, the examiners at the recent inquiry into the trade outrages at Sheffield, have presented their report to the Trades' Union Commissiollers. After referring to their ap- pointment, they proceed on the subject of rattening: -It is fair to the unions to say, that in the majority of cases where the ...

... COMMERCIAL MARKETS, ft. _CORN MARKETS. (Feron; Keighcy and Aftixsted'a t-- ?? * .) w ' HULL, January 22;. . '; IW The ,weathei eontinues 'wintery 'nd tbe' iniancl' rivers are frozen, so that alL traffic muiut now go by' bi railway; a good deal of ?? has fallen,' and many of' c the country rpads are almost impassable ; the Baltic; ports appear to be still sufficiently free from ice' to; fr ...

... E. ft CORN. e HULL, Tuesday.- (From Ellermann and Co.'s Re- ir ?? the past week the corn trade has been g more or less influenced by the weather, on rainy days it holders put up the prices of wheat, whilst fine weather of made them free sellers at previous rates. Rled Ham- Df bro sold at'62s 6d per q-., fine red Stettin at 63s 6d per qr., and a very fine lot brought 64s Gd per qr., all COlbs. ...

... CORN. HULL, Tuesday.-(From Keighley, Marsted, &Co.'s 2 Market Report,)-The weather during the past week has been cold and ungenial; yesterday the wind changed to the south, with a heavy fall of rain, and to. the temperature is now much milder. Of wheat the imports consist of 6,349 qrs. from Danzig, 1,862 qrs. from Stettin, and 247 qrs. from Hamburg; the near approach of summer causes millers ...

... WRECKS AND WrEECKgRS. Papers recently laid before Parliament show that the disgraceful practice still prevails of plundering vessels wrecked upon our coasts. Last summer Mr Gray, of the wreck department of the Board of Trade, visited the Hebrides; and after proceeding to the islands of South Uist and Barra, he reports. that that the people look upop wreck as a common right, and do not fail to ...

... COMMIERCIAL MARKETS, &c. CORN, M;ARKETS. , (Froen Keighley and lliaxsted'3 C-rc/aar.) - HULL, January 5th TiIE imports during thle past week Were good. The weather has been umusllally severe and winiterly, but on Sunday a sudden thaw set in which has countinued with rain anti strong southelrly willd and the temperature is quite mild again. Of wheat the arrivals consist of 11270 qrs. fromn ...

... MEETING OF THE HULL TRADES' I - . ~ I.1 . CCOUNCIL. I Yesterday evening the usual monthly meeting of l the Hull Trades' Council was held at the Working P Men's Club, Lowgate; Mr. Ackrill, the president, in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting were L read and confirmed on the motion of Mr. Matson, L seconded by Mr. Carlisle. Mr. Clarke, the representative of the Operative Tailors' ...