... I Eas WOOLLiN MARKCETS.-A gradual and pro- gressive increase is taking place in the amount of biasiness doing in this district, and we are glad to have to say that every succeeding market day shows a continued improvement. We have seen less stocks of goods in the Cloth Halls than even now, but we hesitate not to say that three months ago, there were more than three times the present qiantity ...

... LEEDS WOOLLEN MAJIBiETS.-A gradual and pro- greesive increase is taking place in the amount of nlbieine dottig in this district, and wo are glad to have to say rhat every succeeding market day shows a continued imWrovement. We have seen less stocks of goods in ;he Cloth Halls than even now, but we hcsita'efnot to say that three months ago,there were more titan three times the present quantity ...

... ?? , . ?? -~-t ?? ?? ,- . ?? ?? I LONDON SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY. SErr 4 -There was a great change in the generall state of trade to-day, for which it is difflalt to assign a feasible reason. Except for Beet the butchers purchased very sparingly of all kinds of moat, the which even a reduction of, in some cases,4d per stone failed to counterast. As the former description met with a ...

... 35anIhr to, St. BANI(BRUPrS. From the London Gazette of Friday, Sept. 2. John Elliott, Chichester, builder, to surrender Sept. I 11, at two o'clock, and Oct. 3, at balt-past twalve, at the Binkrapt's Court: official assignee, Mr. Whit. more, Basinghall-Btreet. Albert BDker and George Lockwood, Tottenbam-sourt New-road zinc-manufacturers, Sept. 13, ot twelve, and Oct. 10, at half-past one, at ...

... 3 Mantwrupol, Wc. BANKtRUPtS. From the London Gazelle of Fridap, Sept. 2. John Elliott, Chichester, builder, to surrender Sept 11, at two oclock, and Oct. 3, at half-past twelve, at the Bankrupt's Court: official assignee, Mr. Whit. more, Baielughall street. Albert Baker and George Lockwood, Tottenham-seonr New-read, zinc-m nufacturers, Sept, 13, at twelve, and Oct. 10, at balf-past one, at ...

... a LONDON SMITHFIELD CATTLE MABBTI, MONDAY. SEPT 4-There was a great change in the general I state of trade to-day, for which it is difficult to assign l, a feasible reason. Except for Beef the butchers purchased very sparingly of all kinds of meat, the e which even a reduction of, in some cases,4d per stone E failed to counteract. As the former description met . with a ready sale, the heat of ...