... ?? F THE TRADE AND PROGRESS OF H ULL IN 1871. n - S During the past year a vast increase has takenplace| in the trade of this flourishing port, and great credit is due to many of the firms in 'the town for theientet- prsizng manner in which they have contributed to this result. Hull numbers amongst her i'eons same of the shrewdest business men of the day, whose AaEsms are familiar in most ...

... CO MliE JlJIAL AND Lil-li iR M',ikETS. Hokt Ml ' T'n3=i'o5Kinly axeted, and Cos k'et LiA~t~tt). --I'lhe mildi weather uf the early ?? tof ief~t Wffek has been succeeded by sharp frosts tyld sable snow. The Sound is still blocked by ice, but npvatral steamers from Fillau for this port are o ~ rying to make their passage through the Belt, havn !rc lsadeci from Korsoer onI the 27th and 28th inst ...

... PEICE.S OF ENGLIS1 & FOR-0E1IGN STOCKS. I HULL. ThUasnAY FvyjI1 , (Supplied by W. WEST & SON, Stockbrolers, Hull.) London Closing Prices, Consols for Money ?? -1 ?? 91 Pr ies Account ?? . -91- ?? Caledonian .. ?? 87a-84 Great Eastern . ?? 391- 39i Great Northern, 124 -125 Great Western . ?? 71j- 72k Lancashire and Yorkshire ?? 1341- 135 London and (ihatham ?? , , 13 - - 13£ London and Brighton ...

... [ 0 gmi tr and otaer a faaketo. % - CORN. CROWLE, Friday.-There was a poor attendance at our market, at which there was a steady demand in ith favour of the seller, Oats, beans, and barley were DM rather lower. Line fetched 6s 24 per stone; linseed ~ks fromt 60s to 64s per qr.I era BRaDuNGTsrON, Saturday.-The small amount of %te business done in wheat to-'day was at fully laset week's DM ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE la; JAN. 17.-Foreiqgn.-Arrivedi : Neva as, Alexan. im. dria; Fairy as, Hiamburg; Starling, Antwerp ith (Goole) ; Margaret.. Boulogne (Goole) ; Is.bella, ins Buenos Ayres (Goole); Emily Ellen, Maza. ve. gaii (Goole) ; Delosss, Alexandria;Challenge, Galli. Ced p)li; Pantber se, Hamburg; Skelleftea as, Land. led acrona; Ellen as, Ibrail. Sailed : Minerva so, Ham. aid burg; ...

... I COMMERCIAL AND OTIHER MARKETS. I CORN. HULL, Tuesdaq-,-(From Keighley, Maxeted, and V Co.'s Market Repooft.)-The weather became cooler and broken, okl Thursday last, but as yet there has not 11 been luch tSin; the harvest except in the late dis- trictH. -is nearly finished and housed in the best , possible eondition. Of wheat the fresh arrivals consist of 2,455 qrs. ifrom Danzig,Z and 138 ...

... I Qrimeuciai aub otbea faidcto HULL, CORN. HULL, Tuesday.(From Keighley, Maxsted, and Co.'s Market Report). -The fresh arrivals of wheatare entirely from Konigsberg, which have met with a somewhat improved demand at the currency of last week, and the quantity left over being in a ?? compass, holders insist upon and obtain full prices ; old warehoused Danzig being held relatively higher than ...

... I (rOmmeumil anb ottt othkets. :: CORN. D -axowE, Friday.-W eat sold at 14s to 16s per load Beans, barley, and oats only found a dull sale. Line 7s 4d per stone; linseed 57s to 63s per qr. IWAKEFIELD, Friday. - Improved demand for ,foreign wheat generally; holders insist on Is. on small lbusiness passing New slow, and prices unchanged, except finest is. dearer. Fine barley in good request; ...

... S:IPPING INTELLIGE?4 CE. *,ARfiVAL OF A HULL STEAMER AT CRONSTADT.- A Lloyd's telegram,, dated Cronstadt 18th inst., states thatthe.steanmer Marsilen, of Hull, bad arrived at that poit. The-navjiaat ion ea. Much, ice in the GUlf. p~ 0:S LXS 3rE~N Daow~sE:D.. L: 0loyd'sjtelegram states ithat the' stener Faulconier; while- off Pen- ?? of . Biscay, .on the 16th. inst., ran down a% french ...

... GREAAT Aiy Tis YO =HIRE I- ; I.-, ;1 ?? O , 'T E . ,4 I .. The Centra! News correspondent at Barnsley say nearly every colliery in'thisJ district b 'working' full time, aua last week on~e .pit'wa radvertising in the~ local papers for ifty colliere, 'guaranteeing constant emlployment. , * THE, HAPPY LAND. CKA-PZL DISPUIT. . - The numno eaned against. M, Shurples in cwn- nection with' the' ...

... SHIPPING INTELLLIGENCE Loss OF A I£AIL STEAMER,-Information received by telegraph from New York, on Tuesday, reports the I total loss at sea of the Pacific mail steamship City of San Francisco, from Panama to San Francisco. ?? passengers and crew were saved. She was a large vessel of over 3,000 tons, built in the States in 1875& WRECK NEAR SOUTrPoaT.-During a heavy gale on Monday morning the ...

... Comercfai ant otterv Aaavrke. _ _ I I ?? ?? of ?? market ?? k~` a. wih 'NuIWWO~ASrr, T isdy -Wet railvn uet u di:bolderrfirds,~ and b ite niss 'nig t1~ sr Fixnw a slowsl Balyg i ?? h MAWC-LANE M,nay-heeaaafirtednc iw at thiin mrningya makt u'l~l nlinto J. a 3. shown to purcaewea nthsae'd obth r,, ,English and forinwratbotasivek ,io. a Btitre'y','bgKAi-s, ad'e, eetlee nvle d Oats -were ;dd ...