... COMMERCIAL AND OTHER MIARKETS. :1. CORN MARKETS. (Fromn Keiguley, Maxste, & Co.'a Circular.) HULL, March 12th. The weather continues cold with occasional showers a of sleet and snow, but without much frost. - Of wheat the arrivals consist of 2,444 qrs. from Stettin, and 133 T s q.s from Rudkjobing; the demand has ruled steady ?ydning the week for good old Baltic white and new lO red, and sales ...

... COMIAMRCTAL AND OTHER MARKETS. I CORN VIARKETS3. '7 (fson KeighldeP, 21oa~tTsed, &i Co.'s Circular. flu HUIJL, March 5th. lb The weather during the past week was very fine with sharp night frosts, which have been of great benefit in cheetring vegetation and drying the land ; the soing of 'Spring corn proceeds favourably. Of i wheat the arrivals continue on a limited scale, being confined to ...

... I COMMERCIAL AND OTHER MARKETS, I b ~~~CORN. (From Kcighlfe, Maxstcd, &i ?? Circulatr) HtXLE, Mtarch 19th. The weather continues winteily, but we hlave not had much snow in this locality. Of wheat the arrivals are again moderate, and mostly from Stettin, where the inlald lavigation is reported to be again inter- s rupted by ice; the demand on the spot has been to a I fair extent, and a further ...

... THE PROPOSED TRAINING SHIP FOR HULL.-INTERVIEW WITH THE FIRST LORD OF THE ADMIRALTY AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRADE. Yesterday afternoon a meeting of the Train Ship General Committee of the Hull Ragged and Industrial School was held in the Property Com- mittee-room under the presidency of Aid. Atkinson, J.P. The following gentlemen were ?? Fountain (in the vice chair), Ald. Roberts, ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISM iCORN TRADE. (Fromt the MarX, Zeni e ress.) Frost and snow, intermixed with cutting winds and sleet, have continued for another week, and the same sternness has ruled al overthte continent. No damage of a serious kind seeas as yet apprehended with regard to the growing crop of wheat ; but the rye a principal depepdenee abroad; seems to be injured, and the price 'is ...

... 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 ANT) OTHER MARKETS. in (From Keighflcy, MIaxsted, & Co.'s Circular.) HULL, Tnesday. 'The weather was winterly and m. stormy up to Saturday,since then it has become milder. Or. wheat our chief supply is again from Danzig; the art demand has somewhat improved, and although not of active, a good amount of business has transpired at bly fully late prices, not only from store, but for ...

... 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 ...

... ) 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. ...

... 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- . ...

... I COMMERCIAL MARKETS, &c-. | I CORN MARKETS. : (aFon eigphley, MXlated, & Co.s Circuaar.) )r | ' \; X IHULL, February 26th. °0 'The iveathel' daring the ?? hasbeoi Uidand fine. Of wheat the arrivals are confined to 14237 qrs, 1 from Konlgsberg, -and 49 qrs. from Antvwrp .the at improved tone reported in. our last issue has been, lt;' r- antd the trade has relapsed into its pretious lethargy in ...

... 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 ...