... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...