... 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 ...

... 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- . ...

... ) 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...