... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. MAY 24.-Thc favourable change of wind has brought forward the vessels from the South, which gives us a tol- erable supply of English Wheat. The navigation being closed, we have few buyers, and prices may be consid- ered nearly nominal; holders, however, do not show any disposition to give way materially from the rates of last week. Barley is Is. per quarter lower. Oats, ...

... THE CLOTHING MANLTS ?? T W. WOOL. .rc HEar WOOweaLd yTAie' London, Theursday Evensing Ire We are nowenabled WOOL thefavour of a Celebrated finarmiti its trade to lay before our readers an accurate statement of the rcal realized at the late public sales, together with a Spe thc priea s 0- various quallties. The total quantity offered v cationof tbe U- which comprised 6646 bales of Au fftraead, ...

... THE CLOTHING .MANUFACTURES. _ u WOOL. in THE WOOL TRADE, London, Thursday.-The wool St trade Is aleady. The imports In the week ending to-day, have been pa 2600 bales, of which 545 have been frotm Sydney, 204 from the Cape H of Good Hope, 946 from Spain, 483 from Germany, 134 from the Eaat is Indles, 300 from Russia, and the rest from Italy. | to FOREIGN WOOL, Leeds, Nosv. 15.-We do not per- ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, JuNE]. StIGAR.-The excessive high Price of British Plantation Sugar having materfalis. dimininshed the consumption, the grocer, purcrase with caution, and prices have consequently fallen Is. per cavr. MOLASSES.-This market Is dull, end last week's prices are barely srspporteri. COFFEE.-Piiantation, and other descriptions of Coffoe. suited for homne consuamptiosn, continue to ...

... e r -- T Br I -- I - A A C a (From the London New Price Current of Dec. 10..) 1. SUGAR.-..The Britisih Plantation Sugar market has pre- H 0,sented a dull appearance during the past week, at prices Gd. to V Is. under thosei previously quoted, excepting for good and fine E fly yellow sorts, which have maintained their former currency. F re Braosgo an6ieylowfthd6s. to 68s. low to mid- F 0. dn Ofs ...

... 'ox CI-- ys. LONDON, TUESDAY, OCT. B. SUGAR.-..The reduation In the prite of British Plantation tl .fSugar hats occasioned the grocers a'd refinets co tretlelisil Gd their srekls. and nor market has consequently heen moare 0, 3 siumatea. Thre total sales liave beets about 2,,d libes. and ja 2 terceg. Low to pood br'awn aire fiomr 6!. to Is. looter gosww for oojt,, holweyort hupport 'he prices ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, July 30.-The arrivals of Wheat and Oats to this day's market are larger thaa last week; Beans smaller. Wheat has been in fair demand and Zs. per quarter higher for all descriptions. Oats and Shelling have made rather more money. Beans little alteration. The weather has been very showery. since last week. LsBape CLOTH MARazTs.-The same amount of hosiness which has been ...

... HULL CORN MARKST, July 23.-Since this day week we have had repeated showers, but the last two days have been tolerably fine weather. The crops of Wheat are naturieg, and look lwell, bat generally will not be macha, if any earlier, in Hal- dernetws, thar la3S harvest. The Wheat trade was. firm at thie day's rarket, and line samples being cotparatively scarce, realised fully as much money. All ...

... LOCA: M KE . , i VESTERDAY'S WAKEFISLD CORit ' MARKE;T.,., There is a good snpplyof ail Gitaihere this iorn- ing There is a thin attedasiee~of buyers, and Wh~eat hae mlet eiceedingly' dull sale'at a reduction of is. per qi. upmonfine qualities, ard 2. per qr; upbn other descriptions. ,Qats sin unaltered. H;gh prieea hispe bean ~ed for Barley but the mnillers buy spariilr at an advance of ls. ...

... SATURDAY YEB 16, 1889. IC I Cf WVAKEFIELD CORN hlARKET. (BY EXPRESS.) P L AKEFIELD, PER. 15.-WVe have a large arrival all Grain here this morning, a considerable quantity of fi thich had been kept back for some time by adverse 8 a'ds. Good old Wheat and fine dry new are in fair nBrad, at the rates of last weeki but all other sorts are v tY dull sale, and scarcely support last Friday's prices. ...

... The LONDON GAZETTE of FRIDAY, Jean. 18. BANKRUPTS. BANKiRUPTS. AU the Oreetina-& of Commsissioners in Middleses are held at tie Commissiodmrs' Court, Basinghall Street, London. BODDY George Samuel, otherwise James Welford Boddy, late of the Royal Oak, Great Earl-street, Seven Dials, but now of the Duke's Head, Red Lion-street, Spitaffields, In the county of Middlesex. licensed victualler, wine ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET. Sta ii AUGUST- IS-Webhave agood reported arrival of Wheat to-day. Hal. y The weather during the week has not been favourable for the thal crops, but to-day Is fine, consequently Millers purchase spar- Ss ingly at barely the rates of Friday. Oats are rather lower. No tor, alteration Iu other articles. St AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN. bee Wheat. Barley. Oatei. Beauls. PesT. Rye, of ...