... LEEDS.-There was a little more business done at the Cloth Halls on Saturday and Tuesday in fine and middle qualities of cloths,'but in losv goods there were less Sold than for several weeks past. Prices continue about the same, and the stocks in the Cloth Hails are lower thau usual. There have not been many wholesale buyers in the town this week, but there have been numerous drapers from the ...

... {Crabr' -M*obvnent!. A BARNSIEY FREE TRADER. Mr. Pigot, manufactucer of linen by steam, is at- tempting to take advantage of the depressed state of trade by proposing to take sixpence a cut from the tick-weavers. This advocate of free trade intends giving his worlipeople the benefit of Peel's tariff by anticipation. The weavers have resolved as soon as a revival takes place in the trade to ...

... ICU Oust readers will learn with exultation that lb thc second reading of the Corn Importation Bill was p: carried yesterday morning, in the House of Lords, by cl the decisive majority of FORTY SEVEN. After a ai debate of three nights their Lordships divided, when ce the numbers were as follow:- For the second reading ?? ?? 211 Against it ?? - 164 q a Zajpority for the ?? IN our deliberate ...

... LEEDS,-There was a little more business done at tbe Cloth Halls on Saturday and Tuesday in fine and middle qualities of cloths,'but in low goods there were less sold then for several weeks past. Prices continue about the same, and the stocks in the Cloth Halls are lower than usual. There have not been many wholesale buyers in the town this week, but there have been numerous drape, from the ...

... CATTLE MIARKBTS. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY. The past week's imports of live stock from abroadhave been again liberal, they having consisted of 30 oxenfroni Prussia, 10 ditto from Hamburg, 190 oxen, 50 cows, 473 sheep, and 3 calves from Rotterdam, most of which have come to hand in fair average condition. To-day we had on offer 30 beasts from Prussia, together with 220 oxen and cows, and 140 ...

... COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE I (Psoosis ouR LONDON COBRiESPONDMNT. Mtly, Thuroday EeningV. The produce markets have been steady this week, ?? not sO lively as last week. The wool ssles begin on the 14th iost. SuOAn.-The market for Britioh Plantation sorts has bee, particularly quiet this week, and the sales are of no magnitude The Supiply is nevertheless small. Barbadoes at Gsection brought 543. 6d ...

... miarket *iteugeiwc. J w ?? o ?? uss THE CORN MARKET. the The arrival of wheat from the northern wheat districts fro in England during the last week was moderately large, uin but byland carried samples the show of this article in wit Mark.lane for sale from the metropolitan and from the A home counties was smaller than was generally expected, the Still, however. the demand was exceedingly heavy ...

... ffortbwming Ateetllo0 THE GIIARTIST CO-OPERATIVE LAND SOCIETY. and transacting other business connected therewith ore held every week on the following days and places :- SUNDAY RVAMWe. sot ?? Hall, 116, BlackfriAst4O~d: ,t halfps six gbo'lockkt e aiseliU, 1, Turn- 5galnlane: at 511 o'1oeok. -l 8nw1r'at the jpsrthefliuml Club RoeomsA 12 St-Mtartin's-laue at balf-pst; seven.-Smesae' Zown~: at Mr ...

... ;Oiar-ket Intellfgairr. SMITHIFIELD MARKET. There w~as at good show of beasts in the market this morning, and thle generality wvere in very good con ditino. These was also a- crowded asttendiance of butchers. boils Lions tue msetropolitanl and cotral dis9tricts, echo were less diary in purehasicig titan oil Friday loot. Tie iarli et was, consequetitly, nmore than ordinarily, brisk, acid somec ...

... ~~~CATTLE MARKET'S. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY. I - . ATLE2IRK-S During the past week, the imports of foreign stock into London have consisted of 24 oxen from Hamburg; 76 oxen and cows, together with 200 sheep, from Rot- terdam, and 47 cows, 28 oxen, together with 105 sheep, from Harlingen. At Hull, about 150 head of stock have been received from Holland. To-day we had on offer 76 oxen and cows ...

... :, IEMERCI.A.L, en V.'s.IiGENC.rCE. ! F xOM OUR ?? (A ?? I Car, (ley hursduy Evening. TJIE artiolle of produce ?? ?? this heald, Eii will bc Geon by the deta is givef, hbve .ot tb-C l icry vtivLe, for nO one at prerent buys Iieyond imuiedllats Fili.' i. oake being kept low. Ywe eh 11 nO doubt, however, eo00. W.OM1 I' 1Dls ?? in thiii reel ecr. I l.-eipecting Sugar, the folloting vi .mt ...

... 'tDipping latelfigelice. for PORT OF HULL. f-1 pOREIGN ARRIVED. Stoc AraIL 233.-Apparanceu, Ohison; Aibrica, Erlendsen 'it frout Sloclkholm. Daisy, Christensen, from Aarhuus li Louise, Abreris, from 1onfgsberg. Aolus, Steffen; Rapid Thb 5anrtins; Apollo, Chirsner; from Alemol. Alva, Sulten 18tr frosm Grossenaslel. Activ, Evensen, fromn East Rice. Maria, the Kroger, from Altona. Aurora, ...