... CORN.s HIULL, Tuesday.-(From n J. Ellermann and Co.'sI Report).-Since our last Tuesday's report the weather l has been very fine for the growing crops, which has I not been without its influence on the trade; small re- tail sales have been made at last week's prices, but to I sell quantities less money would have to be taken for u wheat as well as spring corn. In linseed rather more doing; ...

... THIE SHEFFIELD TRADES OUTRAGE COM- I MISSION. I At Sheffield, on Friday, the Commissionem exami- ned several more witnesses. Michael Thompnon, for- merly secretary to the Scythe-grinders Union, admitted having been implicated in the outrage at Dronufeld. He paid money from the funds of the union for the support of the wife of Needham, who was convicted of the outrage. He made no entries in ...

... j'CoMMBLROI pAD OTHER MARKETS. * .t^ ; CSORNii4r HULL Tusda.- Fro Eleriann and Co.'s Cir. ?? day'8n market we had hardly any wheat oferin' bX the farmeirs the few samples shewn were ?? h mill rd~ers resisted held for 3s per qr. avance, w ted consequently syarely anything doing;; the little which changedXb~nd~ was at is to 2s per qr. advance. changed~r Saudy;Teendh cag i h Forein what Miot ...

... - ARCHANGEL, July 11.-Imanuel, for Hull; Her- mine, Christian, and Ellen and Christian, for Grimsby Roads. BBUGES, July 21.-Dunkeld, Bald, for Hull. AOLNSTADH, July 18.-Nile (ss), Gray, for Eull. DAFLEWIC, July 20.-Lady haveloek (ss), Preston, for Ljondon P Ocea~n King (s8), Hunter, for Hull. ELSINOIIE, JulIY 20.-1! Hemptemacker, from Hull for Dantzic; Johan Daniel, Iudustrie, Vereia, for Hull ...

... CORN. HULL, Tuesday.-At this day's market we have a 1 small supply of wheat from the farmers, which met a ready sale at fully last week's rates ; in some instances fresh-thrashed picked samples brought Is per qr. ad- vance. In foreign wheat very little business passing, at the rates of last week; holders prefer landing rather i than accepting less money. Several. purchases of Dan ish malting ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...