... WAKEFIEL5ED CORN MARKlET, - YESTERDAY, ?? 13. The supplies of all grain are moderate. There is a fair inquiry for fine new and old Wheats, and such sell at Is, per quarter advance ; common aorts are still neglected, The best samples of Barley sell freely at Is. per quartermaiore money, and other descriptions are better sold. Bcans are held firmly at previous rates. Oats and Shelling each ...

... giarkrt Intelitgniff. ?? LONDON CORX EXCnIANGE, MONDAY, MAtcU 0.- Supplies of every description of grain svere short to day ; the trade dull, and interrupted during the early part of the morning by a thick fog. Fine white English wheat brought Is. per quatter beyond the currencv of this day se'nnight, out no advnnce couA be obtained on red, and, where affected in condition, it was difficult of ...

... 0 WOOL. TaE W OOL. TRADn.-London, Threamq ?? imports a of wool into London during the week onding to-day have boeiz 1,294 P bales, of which 809 were from Odeona, 223 from the Cape of Good 1i Hope, 143 from Germany, 99 from Sydney, and 18 from Italy. n FORERIG W6OL TRADE, leeds, Mscarch 13.-Foreign C wools have not been in muech rsquest during the past wvoek, and osl a limited amount of ...

... * PRICES OF: SHARES IN LEEDS, LONDON, LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTEL RAILWAYS, LECEDS, March 13tlr, 1848. Sinee we last wr'ote the marlret has taken a more decidedly lower toen, and prices have been werse ; In many cases It kee been imnpossible to makettales. Yeeterdsy and to-day rasher moreI llrmness has been shown, but there Is no sign of buoyancy or asimation as yet; it is, however, satisfactory ...

... I oarket Intellitaem LONDON CORN ExcIRANGE, AMONDAT, MARCH ?? Supplies of every description of grain were short to. day;- the trade duill, and interrupted during the early part of the morning by a thick fog. Fine white Enlglishl wheat brought Is. per quarter beyond the currency of this day se'ninigbt, bat no advance could be obtained on red, and, where affected in condition, it was difficult ...

... I ,Cadt~ ftthe~ LONDON. SECOND QUARTERLY ACCiotNT Of the income and expenditure of the. Patriots' Fund, and Exiles' Widows' an'd Obj dren's Fund: quarter ending Sunday, Mar;ch 1846. 8 INCOME. MONEY 8UB5C~1BUD FOR TER TWO F01DB JolarLy Marylebone Chartists (being a sum ori. £ ;inally collected for Mr. Cooper while mi Zffotd ?? ?? ..7 Mr. eir, Imilton Scotland ?? ?? 4 o Mr. George White, ...

... Bankrupt0, &c. BANKRUPTS. (Frot Tuesday's Gazette, Maric 10, 1846.J William Harding, Efs vird-street, Portmnan-square, ?? Jaines Harris, High-street, Southwark, ?? Sewell, Great Dunmow, grocer- Edward Morgant, Lisson-street, ?? Pritchett arid Joseph Peckover Oridge, Oxford, glove manufacturers, Irapers arid grocers - William John Idenden, Limehouse, ?? Frederick Brew- ster, Bath, chemist - ...

... [Ftolf ?? LONDori COURESPONDENT.] City, Tkursday EBening, The statistics relative to the consesmption of produce during the last few weeks, or say since the beginning of the year, are very satisfactory, and there is no reason to coroplain either of the quantity of the leading staples imported either from our cold. nies or foreign possessions. Coffee scarcely maintains its ground. The following ...

... 3ankrupt0, &X. - - ?? . . -. ?? ?? . . BANKRUPTS. (From Tuasday's Gazette, Mahro io, 1846.) William Harding, Edward-street, Poritnan. square, D ?? James Harris, Higb-street, Southwark, ?? Sewell, Great Dunmow, grocer- Edward Morgan, Lislon-street, ?? Pritchett And Voseph Peckover Oridge, Oxford; glove emanufacturers, drapers and grocers - William John Idenden, Limehouse, tailor- William ...

... - 3anutrupt, &r. ?? ?? - - ?? . ?? - 1. . - , . ?? ?? , - BANKRUPTS. (From Tuesdays azette, 3raroh 10, 1846,) William Harding, Edward-street, Portinan-square, ?? James Harris, High-street, Southwark, linen ?? Sewell, Great Dunmow, grocer- Edward Morgan, Lisson-street, coach.builder- Samuel Pritchett and Joseph Peckover Oridge, Oxford, glove manufacturers, drapers and grocers - William John ...

... YESTERDAY, .MARCH 13.- , .3 ?? i h latmrlar The improved feeling noticed in our last circular has contihund throughout the present vrwe&l-although the -isse bu s been confined to very moderate limits; holders show their Cotton with mruch low feedom, and hiv in some instancescomamanded an tdvane Of Aj perTh. on oear 1oss w 's y-w Y-th 4 Is Pt, how- ever, s0 genl p to. warrant an aliteation In ...

... Barktt J1 t :gnift. -- LONDON CORN EXcHANGE, MONDAY, MARCH 9.- Supplies of every description of grain Were shsort to. day * the trade dull, and interrupted during the early art of the morning by a thick fog. Fine white Vnglishwlheat brought is. per quartcr beyond the currenev of this day se'nnight, but no odvance could be obtained on red, and, where affected in condition, it was difficult of ...