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... I C 'hi oA*arpets, &a. from 5s 6d to 6s per stone; of lean Beasts there was only I a thin show. Fresh Heolers andlu-calvers wvere in demand. t Sheep, particularly those of good quality, were pretty well i sold up at 6d per lb. Fat Lambs, 7d. YORK WOOL MARKET, Sept. 1K-We have had a good attendance of buyers to this day's market, with a fair supply of Wool. There has not been much business done ...
... REPORT OF THE WOOLLEN TRADE FOR THE MONTH OF. AUGUST, (continued.) I -- I o. We now fulfil our promiseeof.last week, in offering a for few condensed remsarkse on .two, im ate of importance to the flat Woollen Manufacturers, via,, the revived proposal of ?? on i ml. the Iraport of Foreign Wools,. and -the clothing ?? of the de i00 wools of our Ansiralism 'Co'~ldnes. a HlY Isa the 'Farmnrr'e ...
... 19rt of 3ull Inports, I Fromz ite 7/l to tle 12h September, bath include. t Gazelle of Milford, Phi lips, fiomn MigP, B IGO, 7 met-:3SI a buwnles flax Hloidnisess a't. Co. a-c: ts 3 Produce of Hull, Pool, from Hamburg, B 150, S men-SoS quarters wheat, Z taos deer horns, 13 bales svool Gee and Co. .irny of Hull, Frankibh, from Hamburg, B9228, I men- C 92 quarters wheat, 40D) quarters p0as. 36i3 ...
... Zbz Aurkets, &-C. I prices at present; but this can hardly be expected to con. tinue without an improved demand for most goods. There is nothing fresh to notice either in yarns or wool. IHUDDEISUFIBLD.-Our market here on Tuesday, was fully as brisk as any we have bad of late, nearly every description of goods suitable for the autumn and rioter trade having met ready sale at improving prices. ...
... . - ?? - - [CONTINUTED FROM TUE SIXTH PAGE.] the and WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. quo SEPT. 14.-The supply of Wheat is again short, and sin the best fresh samples have gone off at about the rates D mol of last week ; middling and stale descriptions meet Mu dull sale. Good new Wheat is in fair request, and V obtains up to 673. for Red, and 70s. for very prime a fi White. Oats maintain last Friday's ...
... LOCAL MARKETS: YESTERDAY'S WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET., The weather has been very fine during the week, and harvest is now proceeding: with great rapidity. We have short amvals of all Grain this morning except Beans, of which tlhere is 'agoo 'Good fresh. Wheat goes cif at nearly the rates o last week, lat all middling and' stale samples meet dull sales. The demand for Oats and Beans is limited and ...
... COMPARISON OF FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR WITH THE ENGLISH MARKET. The highest quotation of white wheat of the first quality atI E'laniburgh is 170 ridaollars current the last, which answers I to 52H 3d the qaarter,' and the highest quotation of red wheat I Fo the first quality is 166 rixdolars current the'lait, which anewersto 5lid the quarter, audtherel'orethe'mean price at tiainbmrgh of white ...
... LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPT. 11, B CORN-Mark-Lane, Monday. Our supply of English 0 f Wheat was short this ?? was nearly all of the new crop; the quality in general fine, and the condition S satisfactory. The market was cleared early, and at rather higher prices than last week. We experienced a good de. - mand for Bonded Wheat, at fully last Monday's prices. p SUGAR.-The market for British Plantation ...
... 5bippi-ay Intelligence. t PORT OF HULL. llLrr, Sept. °O-6 e.i.-Thirty sail from the Baltic r &c, are in tile uomber. ( THURSDAY, SFPTrmIIIE 13. a FosEiNo ARIrsi D.-Fortuna, W itterri, from IKoltlbrandt. Maria Pauline, Ilalilmau ; Anna Margaretlja, Arfsten ; Freundschaft, Brerkwold; Helena, Brcokwoldt; 5 Gebro- S ter,, Thormohier; Elizabeth, Kreger; Jupiter, Lindeman; i! from Altona. Frau ...
... Oe Markm, s. GRAIN IN BOND, Ec. Stock of Grain in Bonded Warehouscs, in Hull, on the 8th of Septemrber:- Wheat, 102,764 qras Barley, 1,019 qrs. Oats, 65,23t qrs. Beans, 23,936 qrs. Pea', 4,529 qrs. Stock of Grain in Bonded Warehouses, in Liverpool on the 31st of August - Wheat, 148,777 qrs. Barley, 1,186 qrs. Oats,7,959 qrs. Beans, 5,948 qrs. Peas, 2861 qrs. Stock of Grain in Bonded Warehouses ...
... ARK LANE CORN MARKET. S SoRT, 10.-From Wednesday to Saturday night there was cg a good deal of rain in and near town, and accounts frons Bs the north give a similar state of weather about the same 1, time; yesterday and this morning it has been fine. There Ir was a moderately fair supply of Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, for this days market, but of other grain from gn these counties the ...