... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, (BY EXPRESS.) FIUDAY, OcroaRa 2.-Our arrivals of Wheat are large; the trade is slow, and prices must be quoted fully is. lower for both old and new. Barleyis inquired for and brings full prices. Oats and Shelling are steady. Beans as before. LsaDs CORN, MARKET, TussDAY, Sept. 29.-The arrival of Whiat to-day is again large. Oats and Barley larger than last week. The beet ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. (BY EXPRESS.) JtrLY 10.-Our supply of Wheat is fair; the trade does not exhibit much life, but on advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. is obtained. Barley nominal. Oats and Shelling with other articles, without material varia- tion. LEEDS CoyX MZAR;Tr, JULY 7.-The arrivals of all kinds of Grain to this day's market are smaller than last week; Wheat of all descriptions has been ...

... TlO-2AL NAVKITSB LFEDS CoRN MA=Ei TUESDAY, MARCH 2ad.- The wind havin'grbeen contrary has caused snpzlie to be smaller, particularly of fine Wheat, whijh ias 1been in fair demnand and made rather more money. t'aere has 8a18 been a better demand for the seceno qualities at last week's prices, but no improvement in the inferior qualities.' There has been very little alteration in-the Priee of ...

... LOCAL M ARKEATS. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. (BY 13xPRHiss.) FRIDAY, FEDRUAtry 28.-We have a moderate arrival of Wheat: fine qualities are ready sale at an advaneo of Is. per quarter. Other sorts are fully as dear. Barley maintains its price. Beans in request, and fully realise previous rates. Other articles as before. IrEDs ForXTxinT FAIR, Ern. 26.-We have had a fair show of both Beasts and Sheep ...

... SUND.Y, FEB. 2-6 P-M.-The news by the Patrick d Ilcnry, connected with the progress of events on this side, being inauspicious to the maintenance of e. fictitious prices, caused a decline in prices at the , stock board yesterday. United S-ates Bank fell 2 . per centi.; American Exchange Bank, 1; Delaware v and Hudson, 1; North American Trust and Banking Co., 1P; Provideece Railroad, I; Harlem, ...

... S LEEDS CORN MARKET, FEB. 4TH.-The supplies of all kinds of Grain to this day's market are lar er than last week; fine dry new Wheat has been in fair demand and Is. per quarter higher; in the second .qualities thereo has been no alterationl, the damp anid rinferior qualities continue in very hlmted demand. Best Barley mruch the sane, but the inferior quail. lties are very difficult so quit.: ...

... IBALANCE 'SHEET of the subsoriptions for providing the means of defence for the onmouth prisonere, RECEIPTS. 140. £. s. d. Amount advertised ?? ?? ?? 123 8 4 March 2. R. Moore ?? ?? 0 2 6 3. A ComVIositor ?? . 1 0 City of London Charter Association ?? ?? .0 8 0 London Association of United Chartists, per 'Mr. Peate ?? ?? 0 a 0 13 B. L., F. S. 0. C., per Mr.Peate ?? ?? 07 A shop of piano forte ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. FRIDAY, DEC. 24.-Oar arrivals are moderate; the navigation is still open in this part. Wheat sells at an advance of Is. per qr. Barley in more request, and fully as dear. Beans steady. Oats and bhel- ling are rather higher. No variation in other ILEEDS CONA MARKET, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22. -The arrival of Wheat to this day's market is fsmaller than last week. Other kinds of ...

... - WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. 0(BV EXPRnESS.) FRIDAY, Novr.aetrm 13.-We have only moderatt supplies of Grain. Wheat has receded fully Is. pet ' Barley sells on the same terms, but quater.Fnaevr so ae n Ihall common descriptions are ae low salast lower prices are takeind Oats and shelling are var slow sale, and lower prices are taken. Oats and Shelling are vithout much lteration. Beyn3s ei steady. ...

... ie WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. (BY EXPRESS.) FRUDAY, DECEMBER 4.-Our arrival of Wheat is moderate, and wo have a fair show of samples from vessels below; tho sale is slow, and prices have declined 1s. per quarter. Fair Barley without much alteration, but second qualities are again lower and difficult to quit. Oats and Shelling unvaried. Beans and other articles as last quoted. LEEDS CORN MARKET, ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. (BY EXPRESS.) FauDkYi, OcoBEr 16.-Our arrival of Wheat is moderate; both new and old is taken off to a fair extent, at about last week's rates. Barley does not meet a very ready sale, and prices declined Is. to 2s. per quarter. Oats and Shelling slow sale, and un- altered in value. Beans as before. No variation in other articles. LEEDS CORN MARKET, OCIOBER 13TH.-The ar- ...

... TO THE SUBSCRIBERS OF THE DEFENCE FUND-MIS-CALLED STEPHENS'S. FELLOW CITIZENS,-Agreeable to the Committee's promise last week, I am directed to furnish you vith the balance sheet of the above mentioned fund, ai fur- nished by Mr. Thomas Fielden, treasurer, with a hope that those towns, villages, and hamlets, that have sent any money to Mr. Fielden, or given it to any person for him, (on ...