... i~ ENGLISH & FOREIGN STOCKS. I r ICEHULLG THU&DAY EVENIGF. I (supplied by WM. WEST, Stock-broker, Hull. London Closing Prices CGnsols for Money ?? 4 941 Account .. , . ,, ~ ~ RALWAYS. ?? 103j-104j Great Eastern ?? 31- 32 GretNorthern ?? - ?? ?? 1.0 -112 A ?? 6-17 47j-4 Great Western ?? . 48 Lancasuire and Yorkshire . 127-128 riondon and Chatham,..,.19t- 19. London and Brighton. . 5 3 59.- 154 ...

... TRA.DE OUTRAGCES. 1 |XTE RD4INTAR DISCLOSURES. ,The F'ree 7 a^ce, a Manchester journal, contain- +'the followi' | remarkable statsisent,- as to the sups PS'Qn of evidence by the MSaxieh6Bter brickrahkers- ,ifted before the TWades' Outrage Commission .Liinchester ' ?? Therevelatior which have already been made to .ao Examin'ers, and which have been reported in i 'the daily paters; 'the ...

... I - - -- ?? to CORN. A HULL, Tuesday.-(From J. Ellermann & Co.'s Re. ?? the past week the corn trade has been fa very lively, and a large business has been done at im- irip proving prices, and nearly all our large holders have co cleared out, so that our stock of wheat has not been so ad low as at present for many years. Barley has been at( rather easier to bay, except choice samples of fine ...

... I CORN. HULL, Tuesday.-(Frogs J. Ellerman andc Co.'s Report.)-During the past week the corn trade has been very quiet, and to effect sales of wheat holders would have had to accept less money, which they re- sited, consequently we had very little doing in either wheat or any other kind of grain. At this day's mar. ket we had a fair supply of English wheat from the farmers, who refused to ...

... | I = = = = I CORN. HuLL, Tuesday,- (From Keighley, Maxsted, and Co.'s ?? weather has been *on the whole favourable this week for the northern harvest, and farmers in this neighbourhood are busy: preparing their land for autumn sowing. Of wheat, our imports are only moderate this week, comprising 5,421 qrs. The market has been very firm, with a constantly rising tendency, deliveries from the ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIMES. rEGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1867. Tni annual meeting of the Hull Chamber of Commerce was held last night. Taken as a whole the review of the commerce of the year given in the report, and still further illustrated by the speeches, was very satis- factory. A series of great calamities bad befallen the nation, and ...

... COMMERCIAL AND OTHER MARKETS| * CORN. to HuLn, Tueaday.-(From Keighley, Bmaxated, and Co's Report.)-The weather has now 'become quite to autumnal. Of wheat our sopplies are moderate, con. 3d sisting of -328 qrs Stettin, 38S5 qrs Danzig, 2,008 qrsl Alexandria, and 102 qra frorm near ports' the advance kir of 2s to 3s per qr quoted oast week has been followed 4s by a further imnprovement of 3- ...

... ELECTION OF A SECRETARY. On Friday a general special meeting of the pro- prietors of the Hull Dock Company was held at the Dock-office, for the purpose of electing a secretary in the place of Mr. W. H. Huffam, who has been com- pelled, through failing health, to retire from a post which he has lilled so praieeworthily and satisfactorily for such a large number of years. and whose services have ...

... 4AT sT a CORN. ]raR rNXGHA , Thursday.-Fu suprly Of Englio wheat, which realized an' advan~ce of 2a per qr; buyer, wouldnott comPlY ith the rates Lemanded or foreiga Barlen Is td 2s per qr dearer, Oats, bens, and pea., all held for more money. an 3 Y d M, NDcOSN , Thursday.S The mrarket was well at. tended. Astrongtone was apparent Englishuwh, 3s to 4f per qr, and foreign Is per c ental d a 2s ...

... Yesterday the 29th annual. genera'i meeting Of the C~ Hull Chamber of Commerce was held at the Exchange- for buildins under'the chairranship! of tile president. wl~ !Sr StephenWest. Amongst thermembers Preseutw pa ,noticeci Mvr C M Norwood, MV.P., M~r 1-I J Atkinson, of Mr W Wright (chairman of the Dock Company), Mr;Ac Win Brown, Mr W BrysonMrl T W Flint, Mr F B3 ' .Grotrian, Mr H Oxtoby, and ...