... LOCAL MAARKEETS. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. (BY EXPRESS.) FRIDAY, MAY I.-There is a fair arrival of Wheat this week, and several parcels of Foreign offering to pay duty to-morrow: the trade is firm, and last week's prices are maintained, but no great extent of business done. Barley is in great supply, and all qualities are 2s. per quarter lower, except grinding, which realises as much money. Oats ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKBET (BY EXPRESS.) FRIDAY, MAY 28th.-Our arrivals of Wheat are very moderate: the trade ?? slowf without va riation in prices from the rates of this day se'nuight Barley is steady. Oats and Shelling as bteore. Beanarather lower. Little passing in other articles, LEEDS CORN MARKET MAY 26.-Tbe arrival of Wheat to this day's market is rather smaller thar last week. Other kinds ...

... q , ;7s- Tu. SocrPwOnOt A Ou.;-Siwe writing our .ct acout, ?? I aI bee: augmoeced ia a :-omnerci'po nt of 'Ay by the strike of thy ' Whbollee -t the, w ert ia the twb. extensive es- -blisbikteaitao If~iw& Holle,. zingard, and Crat- hse~u ! vho 'eaiploY ikt'ii ¢0 ii-:that department. c:5hiey' Ieft . the tuillae bita body> 'd were receired gwith tho aoc'cii',inaflorw- kthe other time-ante, ...

... LOCAL MAIRKETS., WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. Bt EXPRESS. FRIDAY, MAY 2-2.-Our arrivals of Grain are more moderate ?? week. Our millers do not buy fully, in consequence of the coiipetition by American Flour in the Lancashire markets. The Wheat Trade is nevertheless very firm, and last week's prices ob. tained. Barley rather more in demand, but no alte- ration in prices. Oats and Shelling steady in ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. BY EXPRESS. FRIDAY, MAY 15.-We have a good arr O Wheat to-day ; the trade is extremely lanuid the best descriptions have declined fully Is ard quarter; other sorts difficult to quit. b - Per 'Oats trequit. harte minal. Oats are ad. per stone, and Shellney tC. quarter lower. Beans as before. No alther Per other articles. ratito in LEEDS CLOrT MARKET.-There was not tbe S ...

... LOCAL MARKETB4. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. BY EXPRESS. 5,1 , FlUDAY, MAY 8TH.-There is a fair arrival of Yf Grain forthis day's market. The Wheat trade is In steadywithout alteration in pricefromlast week a 'andno disposition to urge sales. Barley goes o li slowly, and malting qualities continue to recede is |there are now very few buyers. Oats and Shealing a are again dearer. Beans realise fully ...

... REDUCTION OF WAGES-MEETING OF THE POWER-LOOM WEAVERS. , This Boiough ie about to be excited to a lamenta- ble extent, the cotton manufacturers who employ I upwards 5,000 power-loom weavers having given . notice to 4.000 of that number of another reduction in their wages, the effect of which will be an abate- ment of twopence in every shilling. The attempt will be resisted to the last, as will ...