... YESTERDAY'S WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET Wheat is in fair demand at an advaece of Is. qr. Oats go off slowly at much the same prices. Barley is in demand and fully as dear. Hard Beans are in requests and rather dearer, but t soft samples are difficult to quit. LEEDS CLbTrH MARKETS.-In the Colourea and White 'Cloth Halls, on Saturday, there was a very limited demand for every description of mann- ...

... COMPARISON OF FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR WITH THE ENGLISH MARKET. The price of white wheaten bread of the first quality at Paris is 67J a. theloaf of two kilograinmes, which is less than 6i the loaf of 41b English weight, and the price of bread of tho first quality in London being 10d the loaf of 41b, the dif ference is 75 per cent that bread is dearer in London than in Parie. The bighest ...

... LOCAL MARKETS0 YETSTERDAY'S WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. tj Three or four vessels got up during the short thaw we had, but the frost having returned with great severity, the canals are all closed again. Good New Wheat is taken off to a fair extent, at fully the rates of last week, but there has been very little 'demand for Old. Oats are fully as dear. Fine fresh Barley is very scarce and rather ...

... [CONTINUED 515051 THeS SIXTH PACE.). At G. hill Oct WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. Th OCT. 5th.-The supply of Wheat is again large, 3 and there is' a reater proportion of new than last week., lug1 Old Wheat is in demand at the rates of last Friday, but Ac. new is slow sale, and rather cheaper, and diamp samples Cal are very unsaleable. Oats barely support last Friday's Timi prices. We have more ...

... BANKRUPTS. BREWER Samuel Kilbinton, of Brighton, in tbe countyot Sussex, librarian and bookseller, d. c. to sur. Jan. 18, Fev 20, at 12, at the Town hall, Brighton.-Atts. F.& C. Cooper, BrIghton.-Petltioning CreditorAnna Shackle, of Brighton Opinster. BREWER William, of the city of Bristol. corn Merchant, to sur. Jan. 24, Feb. 20, at 1, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol.-Atts. Baynton & Son, ...

... Tbe gaaAes, vc. YARkiIOVrH, July 14.-White Wkheat 64s to 8s. Rd 62s to G6s. Barlcy 3Bs to 32s. BeansSs to 38s. Peas 32s to 33s. Oats 22s to 30s. Flour 48s to503 per 280 lbsr net. LODON AGRICULTURAL MRKM. MARBK-LANE. July 16.-Thte qrantity of Wheat on sale from Essex, Rent, and Sufolk, was limited at to.day'a market, and there was a very short supply of Barley. Beans and Peas from these ...

... Zoe -fl-flattm, tc. I Devuns 3s to 3a 84 per stone, estimated weight when fat, Lambs 20s to 26s, shearlings 30s to 368 each. Figs more plentiful and the turn cheaper. ROMNSEY, Sept. 8.-There has been a good supply of new Wheat and some old this week ; new Wheats varying from 60s to 65s, and old 70s to 7, 2s per qr. A few samples of new Barley have appeared, quality and condition good. ...

... I fe I arkets, rr. ey, U1, LONDON AGRICULTURAL MARKETS. lie MTARK-LANE, Sept. 24.-The supplies of Wheat from for Essex, Kenit. and Suffolk, were onlyr to a moderate extent id, at this day's market, wvith a somnewhat increased quant ity of Barley, Beans, sod Peas, from these counties, but only a ire mnoderate fresh arrival of Oats as \well English and Scotch at- on Irish. There was a good ...

... I Mosr MJRKET A.VD CITr IN TELLIGENCR. I _ - WF.n'tSfrAY, HALF-PASr ONcE. Consols for the Account are 92J j. Exchequer Bills are 54 56 pm.: and Indian Bonds 55 57 pm. Spanish Bonds are 19J ; Portuguese Five per Cents, 27- -, and the Three per Cents., I1R8. Colombian Stock is 274; Mexican 294; and Brazilian Bonds are 7JJ 74. Belgianare 10241 103; Dutch fiveper Cents. 102V-, tbe Two-and-a-Half ...

... I - -A although held for rather more money; the mneura? Lulitv otering to y was ant choi tln& agreat putt w uic sTpconsiti*Of d~lt tyt. - Malt was fu£1y at dear, and choie Cheval ier for. Old }e t4 ht on advanee of 1?per qrand-taew were foly aa t e . steady demand Tor both sorts. There wrn a fair trade in Oat to the eonsumr, who e ot puel purchasing like the dealers in the expeelations of bett ...

... I ~S -, THEt WOOL TRADE.-Lond4on, Thursdayseflsfnig. cc w The public sales off Colonial Wools are announced to cdtimofltt as on the 22nd Instant, and up to the present hour about 1,500 bales have been decrlared, conaisting of some fine fleeces and Wools ina- parted from the flecks of the Australian Agricultural Cempanly A small portion of Foreign Woeols have 'also been announced.- Bus iress Is ...

... REPORT oi THt WOOLLEN TRADE FOR THE MONTH or NOVEMBER. December 1, 1838.-We cannot report so favourably myof the past month as of October; nor would it be reasonable ltto expect that we could do so. November Is, in more than one h respect, a gloomy month, and the one just closed has maintained M-Its character,-fully as to the state of the atmosphere, and quite ieas much aLI to the state of ...