... _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, 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 ...

... REVIEW.OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE ?? .. .. . - I (From the Mark Lane Eamress.) The extremly fine and warm weather that has ruled Jfor a week has wonderfully changed the face of the country, and been more forcing to the young wheat than was desirable. Should this return, the harvest will be much earlier'than at one time expected, a point of great importance at a time when stocks have run ...

... I CORN. 5 (From rKeigtley, Maxoted, d Co.'s Report). t a HULL, Tuesday.-We have had andther week of fine fweather, but the easterly winds have not as yet , entirely disappeared, and on Thursday night there was rather a sharp frost. Of wheat, the arrivals con- . siat of 5,989 qrs. from Stettin, 1,354 qrs. from Galatz, s 653 qrs. from Hambarg, and 1,407 qrs. from San Fran- Cisco, this latter ...

... IY v _- A . . _ IHULL, May 13th.-FOREIGN--A? 2ivals. Londos (S), Leggott, Dunkirk; Deva (ss), Brown, Ghent; Annie (ss), Wright, Rotterdam, all for Goole; Alexander, Strandstrom, Faro, locust ?? and Smith; Aster (ss), Foster; Antwerp; Edith (ss), Cawcutt, Rotterdam; Argo (ss), Nicholson, Christialita; Albion (ss), Dossor, Gothenbur~g; Shamnrock, Longstaff, Havre, sugar, Goole; Christian, Ronne, ...

... I ' I The sudden change fromsummer's heat to almost the depth of winter's cold has been an unexpected check to the progress of all vegetation, and already a yellow tinge on some of the growing crops shows the effect. The apple blossom wilL be now in jeopardy, and, had it not been tolerably dry, might have followed the fate of the pears. We have renewed proof since the opening of the year that ...

... I LATEST ETS. HuLL LINSEED, Thursday.-There is a little b enquiry for linseed on the spot, and ome fine tte Sea sold to-day at 62s ; also, a parcel good fair Rzk- Petersburgh at 5Ss per 424 lbs. For arrival tratir, tions are still limited, but rather more er'ffi lower Baltic seed. Cottonseed very firen f 13s 9d offering for fine samples on coast and 93 manded. Linseed oil dearer and 36s (Gd ...

... SPI- - I i sI3EI1PING- DI HULL, May 17th.-7Oo=,N..inwads Sulan Holbrook. Hamburg. Outeacdo: Fraur E hard, Brevig; Carl, Thygisen, Porgrunde -'el Sonne, Nivaa; Alfield, Akersen, Gefe- i Nielsen, Bandholn; Noraicap, C* Be o PioOj0 It Ariel (as), Brteiuger, Stettin, Inewards, MAyner 's Aberdeenshi e te) Smith, Rouen,- Hurber f tb ,. hee, Stettin; - Zfolk (ss), Brance, Poura ero ()r IGal- a one ...

... I CORN. HULL, May 7.-(From Messrs. J. Ellerman and Co.'s circular. )-At this day's market we have a fair supply of English wheat from the farmers, who held firm at last week's prices, which needy millers had to pay for picked samples to supply theirwants. Foreign wheat quiet, and rather easier to buy. Barley, beans, and peas sell in retail, at former rates. Oats are better to sell, and fine ...

... I _TEEBANKRUPTCY ACT AGAIN. The following statement of adcounts with respect to a local bankraptcy has been put into our hands. It is merely another specimen, though certainly a rather perfect one, of the admirable operation of the act of 1861. What can be worse than a law which produces such a result as this it is difficult to imagine. RsEacpTs.-From property, i190s. 10s. 5d.; debts, £2 13s. ...

... I RIMVUiW OF TViE BRITISh CORN TRADE. I - 0.(From the: aterk L~tis~e Epress.) l i The weather during the past week, though variable, has been spring-like and growing, the meadows and market gardens ell ihkowing great progress, and there have been dry intervas for norter tillage, where, they are still greatly in arrears. The young wheat l that oulived the thangeF, has also made rapid growth, ; ...