... YOREsHIRE.-There was a slight improvement at the Leeds cloth halls last week, more business being (lone. For winter goods there was a fair average deniand, In the foreign woet trade prices were unvaried, but the deneand was limerited. The Englisb wVOD rerarket was flat. In Tuesday's market there vass no alteration to report. At, Huddersfield, on Trresday, the market was dull, and in the ...

... r I GARDyX5' & CO., 21, SrC8A tsy STRT ETs Driluted mid ?? weer Iite>D.s rnd FBIDAT. b5 GFt>.R;F! i'rTRASI .11; fs), 183, T-oxc:rw. Gtrs^^gw Crehit price £2 p>r a:, [z:N1 7.rSel: ?? ff^}-£2: 7d. Fett to :r y HsFut3e in TA1171 ...

... MARKE TS. LONDON CORN 7AXCIIANGP,, SEPTEMBEt2 2. At this day's market there was a fair supply of 3rglish wheat.e hieh - nas quictkly cleared off at 3s to ds per qr. over the Crsrrenos or tiis dca se week. A sirni:ar improvement was deetanded on free foreit, and a e large business might hare been trasaeted at 2a to Is more aor. t. thrro was a more lileral show of new barley, and the price ruled ...

... BANKKRUPTS.-TuasDAY, OCT. 6. Edward Beney, late of Southborough, Kent, licensed vic- t ua11er. William Dlullet, of West Peckham, paper manufacturer. Wlliam Gseorge Gras~mith, of Romscy Extra, Hampshire, brewer. William Maw, ofBirkendead, builder. Samuel Page, [of Nottinghami currier. Henry Parratt, of Bristol, coach builder. John Burton, of Liverpool, auctioneer. William Beamer, of West Derby, ...

... Etc ; R-larlmo. ENGLISHI. LONDON COlRN-EXCIIAIGE FRnAY, OCT. 23.T11,o receipts of Wheat into this port siuce Monamy have bciln l[st moderate, and the few parecis of Essex Wheat fresh up since that day were not readily disposed of, but no alteration in ;i'lne Caln be quoted. We cOlltiIeIC to be but shortly supplied with barl-v wehich commandis it rcady sale at the extIT lnotatioos of (iuiH. day ...

... BELFAST CHAMBER O COAMERCE, A )MEETING of the council of the Belfast Chamber of Comnmerce was held in the Secretary's Chambers, Ulster Bank Buildings, on Tuesday, Robert MI'Dowell, Esq , tile President, in thb Chair. Theodoro Bozi, Eiq., presented his commissinn, np. pointing him Consul for Spain, at this and tile adjoining jiOlts. Robert a lbraidi, Esql., also presented a com- liSsion, ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGF-Oct. 2. There was little English lheat fresh up for this morning's market, which found buyers at is. to 2s. over the rates of Mon- day last. The saute vas readily realised in free Foreign, but it is sparingly offered, and generally held for a greater advance. A few thousand quarters of Polish Odessa in bond have been taken at 53s. per qr. SMITHFIELD-Oct. 2. The supply of ...

... flarhet iltdelliellce. CORN EXCHANGE, OCTOBER 12. This morsittg there was a good show of wheat fresh up Ifrom Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, the geweral quality and condition of which, was about the saille as last wyeek. Tihe' trade openled ithout much activity onl the part of the millers, but a good progress was made in sales later in. the dl.y, at au advance of is. per qr. from this day weck. ...

... DREADFUL MIN'E LXAPLOIsfOY- TIIHREE LIVES LuST. On the morning of Saturday lost It, i tl''3 Oi West Bromwich were thrown into a stan- o it ment, by the report that an explosion o! . :01 h i l. !l p'ace ill one of the coal-pits of tie Il Ml . Lvttleton HIMo. Great croftds of pr ln i proceeded to the mouth of the pit, wili*lt half a mile from West BTroIAti II oni* ?? ) l' r' ltl iirririotr it ...

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... j i frey [BY EXPRESS.1 the The following appeared in the Evening Glo,-onicle ?? of yesterday : her BOMBAY, SEPT. 15. ?? [ROMr oua co500st'ONDONT-I t of There is hut little intelligence of consequence to seed by 'd a the present mail. The country is generally tranquil, and no event of' marked importance appears to have occurred. we The G;overnor-General and thle Comma~nder-in-Chief are s abou ...

... FREE TRADE AMEETING AT DLWDP I - - . . to Yesterday evening, a publc meeting, ?? h *-Provost, agreeably to a numneroupy-iy.5~ned ~ Y it held in Bell-street falil, to consider the, ?? !r. rialising her Majesty's goveronsent to ro-pricety of to of the sliding scal!e, and to prohibito Istll~dthe frnel`lO 1-during the present scarcity. Thle Proy m ,ro lie SUP ported on the right by Mr. Duncan, ...