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... E YESTERDAY'S WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. We have large arrivals of all Grain this morning. There is a fair demand for gooa dry. Wheat at last week's prices, but damp parcels are difficult to quit. Fine Old Wheat is in good reqksaiet; 'tOats are fully as dear. Good fresh dry Barley goeg'off at the rate of last Friday, but middling descriptions meet dull sale. Beans are without alteration. LEEDS ...
... LIVERPOOL COTTON 'MARKET. Tuesday Evening, March 6, 1638. The cotton market has continued extremely heavy since Friday, and the estimated sales in the three days are about 8,000 bogs, at a reduction of fully .h on all American de. scriptiosn. The imports reported since Friday are 18,812 boles from the United States; 760 from Egypt; 490 from Pens; and 141 from Smyrna;-total, 20,203 bales. The ...
... 13ort of -jult Imporms From the 24th Febiuary to the 12nd M.arch, both ilchzie. Speedwell of Hull. Lancaster, from Dunkirk. B 74* 4 men-414 bales Sax. R. Terry and Sons, agents Hopewell of Sunderland, Walker, from Caen, B 71, 4 men-353 bales cloverseed, 28 tonls linseed cakes. S. Westerdale, agent. Lady Rowley of Penzance, Wright, from St. Mi- chaela, B 72, 7 men-67] boxes of oranges. J. Brod- ...
... I fbe Martkett, &r. GRAIN IN BOND, &e.. Stock of Graio 'and Flour in Bonded warehou, in the Uuited Kingdom on the 5th of February :-_ Wbeat. 576,7561 qrs. Barley. 3S,791t qrs. Oaft. 248,989i qrs. Rye. 11,3S8S qrs- Beans, 5,299a qrs. Peas, 21,531f qrs. Flour, 166,7s9 esrts. Stock of Graln:=dFlourin BondedWarehouses. inLondoa on the 5th of Febraary:- Wheat. 276,168 qrs. Barleyr. 9,58 qrs. Oats, ...
... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE, MONDAY, MARCH 5.: Much rain has fallen during the past week, with very variable winds, and unsettled weather contiuees. The quan- tity of Whcat on sale this morning from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, weas only moderate, bat there was a fair supply ot' Beans and Barley from these counties, wlst of English and Scotch Oate a very limited ariival. has been reported; ...
... March S-Much rain has fisllenl during the PASts Week, I--with very variable w~inds, andusmsettled weather continues. 'rhe' quantity oif Whea on's this mornilng fromr Easer. te Rentj , and S uffolk was onl y mod erate, utlr wsafi *.supply ?? and Barley from these counties. whilst of ?? and Scotch Oasa very limited arrival has been its reported; many ve-ssels are, however,. ~initbis mornling it ...
... 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 ...
... FROM FRIDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE, March 2 I BANKRIPTS TO SURRENDER IN DJASINGHALL-STREET. J. WYATT, West Smithfield, machinist, March 12, April 13, at hald-past ten. Att. Dodd,'Billiter-etreet, Leadenhall- street. J. S. HOLDSWORTI{, Lower Edrionton, corn-merchant, March 16, alt half-poat twelve, April 13, at eleven. Att. Adamson, Ely-place. J. GRINHlAM, Clerkenwellbgrecn, licensei-victunller, ...
... PRICE OF TALLOW IN LEEDS.-Feb. 27. I]A_ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -- Iect ?? JMA ?? S . r. ar-wD Wr ?? s .1 Per stone of 14 lbs. . ?? ?? Ss. udL s I IN LONDON.-Fcb. 26. 1, In rluantlties of 8 ?? ?? ?? - 9s. Ild. .I SIrPToN CATTLE MARKET, MAscu 5.-We have a full fair, n. and no alteration in prices. Fat, 624; Lean, S87; Sheep, r.1,72-0. el WAREFIELD CATTLE MIARXFT, March 7.-We had only a scanty supply of ...
... eDipping intelltagme. Lv PORT OF HULL. Is We have been favoured wvith the following communica- rs tions from G. Moon, Esq., agent to Lloyd's:- ts In our last paper we stated the loss of three vessels, coal *r laden, on the Stoney Binks, two of which being nearest the 1. beach, a very considerable portion of their wreck was r, driven ashore, and would have been taken care oC for those a. ...
... cormmrata KilTtelffuctia. 0d LONDON~, TUESDAY, M111RCH G. Lt SUGAR.-British Plantation. Since our last wve have 'ehad several arrivals of British PlanitationiSugarfrooaDense- ta rara and Berbie; the nmarker Is, therofore, much better e supllledtaiifosomeimepat. Thtotasales of week aeonly 800 lhhds., at a decline in prices of 6d. to Is, per y cwt. s* leauritius. The arrivals of Mlauritius ...