... LEEDS CORN MARKET, SEPrmwEuIn 22.-The ar- rivals of Wheat to this day's market is large, chiefly Foreign ; other kind of Grain much the same. New Wheat has been Is. per quarter lower ; the demand not so good as last week; Old (both English and Foreign) has been rather lower. New Barley from Yorkshire has been sold from ;l7s. to 39o per quarter, 54 lbs. Oats Id. per stone lower; Shelling very ...

... LREDS COn MABEET, TUESDAY, SE.T. I.-The arrivals of Wheat and Beans to this day's market are smaller than last week-. Oats larger. There has been several showers of rain during the past week, bat nothing to do anj harm to the arvest ; it ii quite general with us. Xine fresh Wheat has been Is. per quarter, other descriptions 2s. per quarter lower, no demand for the inferior. Oats have been one ...

... LEIEDS CORN MABRME, SEPT. 8 -Tile arrival of. Wheat to this day's market is larger than las: woverk, and a large show of samples, chiefly Foreign It'm vessels that are near at hand, or other kinl ?? Grain smaller. There were several showers of ran lasI weekl, but nothing to do any harm to the harve.t. Fine fresh old Wheat has supported last week'a price, in the inferior scarcely anytlieg duma, ...

... LOCAL& MA RKETS. LnESn CORN MAR.KET, SEPTEMB5R 1STII.-The ar-t rival ot W'heat to this day's market is very large, d chiefly Foreign. Oats are larger. Beanus smaller. f There has been a fa~ir demand for both new and b fresh old English a~nd Foreign Wheat at fully last fi limited demand. New Barley has been making a from 40s. to 4'2e. per quarter. Oats full ?hd. per d stone lower, and Shellings ...