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... ?? - - o_ -- - - - - _1 I WOOL. TIr WOOL TavADE.-Londoon, Tblursdahy.-Tlhe transac- tions in the wool market have been Bsunmed up since our last by the various brokers, and we are sorry to find tirens malkirg no better report, though during the progress of the sale, it was clearly per- ceived that there was a decline. | Messre. Sisies ascribe the dulness to the uncertainty as to the operation ...
... - Upl 1t ;O SHARES I . - I I IN LEEDS, LONDON. LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTERL I. T is a 0 4 e t y 0 1 I I tI 3 3 I rI b i II I tI t I 7 f I 3 a I 0 r I 11 i a c 5 *RAILWAYS. . . ?? Fridag, Jmule 5. As we expected, the Corn Bill passed its second reading in tbe Lords by a large majority. The good etrects whielh were atllipaled frow ?? ?? lstauce have hitherto been neutralizvd by the uuf3avourable ...
... COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, [Filool OUR LONDON CoRTasooNDTENT] City, Thursdaojy Evening. The W hitsun holidays have caused business in the pro- dace marliets to be comparratively restsrited this week. Stjosn.-This baving boon a partial holiday we cannot report a very active market for Vest India snmples, but the market is not week. At auction 94 hintst 6 trcs. new Barbadoes sold at 5(is. ad. to ...
... [CONTINUED rlOoM TNE SUP'LESIEN-.] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY. JUNE 5. We have again a most limited arrival of all grain. Then wae a steady inquiry for immediate consumption for fresh Wheats, and such were taken off at last week's prices. Barley nominal. Beaus sold slowly at previous rates. 05t3 in tolerable request and fully as high. Shelling steady, I3 Malt no alteration. Per qr. 60 ...
... TuIE war between the UniLed States and be Mexico has produced an immediate and serious effect bi on the trade between this country and America. The u mercantile houses in Leeds and the West Riding of a' Yorkshire, engaged in trade with the United States, a! iare contracting their shipments, under the impression Il not only of risk by sea, but of probable monetary and t commercial derangement ...
... CORN AND CATTLE MARKETS, [CONTINUED FttOt TIHE SUPPLEMIENT-.] of WAKEFIELD) CORN MARKET, . ~~~YESTERDAY, JUNI 12. We have a rather larger arrival this week. Our markds to-da- was but thinly attended, and as the quantity of fresh r wheat offering was extremely small, it sold easily at previous e prices. Barley and Beans each in limited request, without alteration in value. Oats being very ...
... | b Ing LEEDS, Friday, June 12. V, ers il Since our last we bave, bad a considerable decline in the h the prices of all stockl'?owlng to the uncertain state of politics, and the It lie apprehension of a charge of Ministry; todny, however, the market II has ?? more firmness, particularly in Huddersfield and Shef.T 'IS- fields, Leeds and Dewsburys, West Rid:ngs, and Matlock and North b ...
... COMMIERCIAL INTELLIGE , CE. [FRO1 OUR e LONDON CORRtEcsPONDENT.] ICty, Thsarsdsals7 Eveu:,isg. In the produce markets the transactions bsince our list have been perhnp3 of a mora satisfactosy character, though still extremsc'y limited. The West India P'roduce Markets have been is. flaenced piricinally by the very unfavcurable accounts just roceivsl from Jamaica, and tihe other ilamds ...
... I THE GERMNAN2 WOOL FAIRS. 31yeslau, (rd 3uen, 1840. It is maany years since we saw so sudden a change in the price of wool as we have seen this year, from high to low prices; and though a tall took iclace last Oct., no one was prepared to witnessesuch a reduction as that which has taken place. The cansee of so serious a fall have been caavassed s0 often, that it wonld be quite super- fluous ...
... good deal lie been done. _. . he . . .e WOOL. I TilE WOOL TRADE-Londons, Tithrsday. - The market I for wool still continuas quiet, and from the large arrivals We may 9 expect having sales in July. Daring the week ending to-day. the imports of wool into London have been 10,955 bales, viz,, 2,521 from Port PhilIp, 1,1C5 from Syd- - ney, 3,114 from Van Diemen's Land, 304 from South Australia, 2 ...
... [FaRo OuR LONDON COURESPONDENT.] [Ff.031 OUR LXONDON C rOESPO?{DBNT.] City, 7,11trsdoay Eresing. In the produce muarkets this veek, the transartiosls ?? the whole have been satisfactory, but such it the hcat of the weather, tlat the attendance of merchants on 'Change is rather less tho. might have been expected, most of the heads of firms who can be absent preferting to remain at their country ...
... PRICES OFSHARES IN LEEDS, LONDON, LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER. ar * ?? Priday, June 19. r The market continues stationary, any slighst movement of il; that may, have occurred in prices being for the better. There hosel Id beeb a large bu21iness done in Eastern Counties (York Extension) Al S. shores, which hove odivancced to 11 prom. London and Yorks, Tr despite of the Success In committee, are ...