... 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 ...

... Th'gE TEN HOURS' BILAL. (PrOM ?? )n The Ton Fours' Be has been again lost, but only by a 0 majority in vor of Ministers of 10. Another Intro. r d~ectionlwill probably carry it. *Public opinion is fast a1 ?? toward' its trluumpb. If nothing else had been b gained, it were worth the whole trouble which the bring- a1 fqrward of the questloO has given to those concerned I it to have produced the ...

... | 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 ...

... Of the income and expenditure of the Veteran Pa- triots' and Exiles, Widows'and Children's Funds: quarter ending Sunday, June 7,1846. MONEY SUBSCRIBED FOR THE TWO FUNDS JOINTLY. London: Mr. Knowles, Whiteehapel, Ss 6d; £. s. d. Mr. Marriott, Bow-street. 8d; Mr. Tobin, 2s 6d; Mr. Wilks, 4d; R. W., 6d; P. W. Bourne, Commercial Road, 2s Gd; Lover of Justice, Is; B. Wells, is; P. W. B., Is; E. ...

... Banhruptgr &t., PARTNEESOHIPS DISSOLVED. J W. L. and J. W. Lewris, Stroud, Gloucestershire, r mercer-J. Kilvert and W H. Evans. Bath, surgeons- Smith Elder and Co., Cornhill, ?? and Foster, Wolverhamupton, brush.manufaeturers-J. and G. I Gay, Queen-street-place, Soutibwark-bridge. merchants- t Sboolbred, Cook and Co., Tottenham-court-road; as far b as regards G. Cook-J. and E. Grisbrook, ...

... I EMOC0RATIO CommITTEE FOR. POLAN'S I bREGENE RIO, I RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE OF THE COMMITTEE. Collecting Book, £. J: d. Mr. Keen ?? .. ?? 0 a e Lowry . ?? ?? 0 6 0 Michelot 0 16 0 Whgeeler ?? 0 3 9 Milne ?? *- ?? 0 10 Ross ?? .. , 0 a o Woy ?? ?? ?? 02 11 nper 0 16 0 Ford 0 41 Clark 0 2 6 Cuffay ?? * 0 1 o Ditto ?? * .. ?? 0 1 C Harney ?? ?? 0 7 0 Milne (2ad account) ?? 0 a 11 Ditto ...

... Of tle income and expenditure of the Veteran Pa- triots' and Exiles', Widows'and Children's Funds: quarter, ending Sunday, June 1. 1840. MONEY SUBSCRIBED FOB TEE TWO FUNDS JOINTLY. London: Mr. Knowles, Whiteebapel, So 6d; A. a. d. Mr. Marriott, Bow-street, 8d; Mr. Tobin, 2s 6d ; Mr. Wiliks, 4d; R. W., 6d; P. W. Bourne, Commercial Road, 2s ad; Lover of Justice, Is; B. Wells, is, P. W. B., Is; E ...

... Of the income and expenditure of tbe Veteran Pa- pa triots' and Exiles', Widows'and Children's Funds: do quarter ending Sunday, June 7,1846. Cal MONEY SUBSCRIBED FOR THE TWO FUNDS ni JOINTLY. let Lzndon: Mr. Knowles, Whitechapel, Ss 6d; £. s. d. by Mr. Marriott, Bow-street, 8d; Mr. tic Tobin, 2s Gd; Mr. Wilke, 4d; B. W., td ; P. W. Bourne, Commercial Road, lat 23 Gd; Lover of Justice, is; B. ...

... THoRSDAY. Mr. JAcons, of Bristol, moved That the thanks T of this Conference are due, and hereby given to oue t Honourable Chairdlan, Thomas Slingsby Duncombe, a Esq., M.P., for his able, iinpartial, and praiseworthy conduct in the chair.e The motion was carried by acclamation, and the c Conference gave three times three hearty cheers, and * one cheer more. The IIon. GENTLEMAN briefly ...

... (From the PeWp's JourSlJ) The Tra Hoursv' Bill has been again lost, but only by a majority in favor of Ministers of 10. Another intro- duationi will probably carry It. Public opinion is fast travelling towards it triumph. If nothing else had been gained, it were worth the whole trouble which the bring- ing forward of the question has given to those concerned in it, to have produced the speech ...

... 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 ...