... I C 1 ~ . were WOOL. edoa Trio WOOL TRADE.-Londo55, 77iursdo~y.-The iroports of Bi bdwool inot Londosi lost week were large, amounting to 35,56 bales, of Le which I1,7 were from Bombay, 943 from South Australia, 760 from All 3for Sipain, 1119 from Port Philip, 195 from Van D)iemen 'e Lend, 642 from an rthe Algoa Day, 827 from the Cope of Good Hope, 182 from Germany, ral and the rest from ...

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... ?? -nft Tl f STTPP relrT l [CONTINUED FROMI TNE SUPPLEMEZIT.] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY, OCT. 2. There is a very large arrival of wheat, and a good supply of other grain to-day. We have a steady demand for wheat, and we note prices 2s. to 3s. per qr. above the rates of last Friday. The inquiry for barley becomes more general, and the stands are cleared at Is. to 2s. per qr. ad. vance. ...

... [Fittoa ouB LONDON CORIESPONDENT.1 City, 2'hursday E veniat. '3cUAII.-The market has become dull in the face of Heavy arrivals, and prices are rather in favonr of the buyers in most lortances. In WVest India the transactions do not exceed 1300 hhds. and;:ierces at 6 i. decline for low qualities; Barbadoes sold by auction at-..33, for extra floe, O0s. to sb. for good, and i5s. to 493. for low ...

... [CONTINUED FltO~t THE SUPPLE1IE.T.] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTERDAT, OCT. 9. Our supplies of wheat continue large ; the demand is not so active as of late ; but holders evince mucl ftirm- ness, and in the business done, last week's prices are nearly maintained. Barley is Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer, and maltsters are searcply able to supply themselves. OAts are slow sale at a reduction of Ud. ...

... ITHE CLOTIHING MANUFACTURES. - ?? WOOL. re THE WOOL Titnso.-Londlon, Thuersdcay.-The icmports of wool into London duriig tsie sveek eclding to-day hlave beon ,51 bales. a Of this quanctityv *U bales were frormn Port Acleloiclo, 215 from Ger. uy oany, 3 frocu Savauilla, and 485 from Bombay. Tie quontatins a established at the public sales, and so fully given last week under 0 . this head, are ...

... , LnaDS, Friday, Oct. D. The s hare market continues to decline, and the prices of all stock have fallen during the week, In niost instances to a conal- darsbie etente; to-day things are a shade firmer, particularly new East Lancashires, which are now nearly as ligh as the old shares Liverpool, Ormskirh, and Prestons, also are alighely recovering from the rununou depression of the last few ...

... I The Corn Trade has been very active during F the present week, and the previous rise has been every v where maintained, but there has been no farther rise of any consequence in the principal markets. ft On Monday the price of wheat was said to be Is. to tI 2s. higher in London, but neither the trade nor specula- 9 tors were willing to comply nith the advance asked, and a] on Wednesday it was ...

... CW-.1MIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. [Faoi oun LOmDOri CORR1SPONME;eT.1r City, 2'lTharsrchqy Erenqg. The produce markets continue firm, with a steady)d- ia'ad for most of the lending articles of consumption; prices hboe ?? generally ituproved, and present large stockis nppear to checl a0y speculative demand. Tallow and Cotton form an exception to tires3 remarks; a large amount of business having been ...

... COTMMERCIAL INTELLIG ENCE. [FRost OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENIT.1 Citr, 71111irsdcsy Eveninqg. Thle condition of tbe London markets for general pro- duce see --NVlIolesirile at Tres -nt, arid free flor speculutive inta- eaces, if wve except too prominent nrticles, cotton anod grain. The former Is sensibly influenced by the reports from the United States, weirich ire no doubt of au exaggetated ...

... ,man RAIlWAYS, the LEEDS, Friday, Oct, 30. The Share market has been more animated than for some fight weeks past, and prices are tolerably well supported. At the York re and North Midland meeting, on Monday, one new £25 share woas tern created to every old share; and at the York and Neweastlemoeetinglj mne, new share to every £20 share was the proportion given. We have ght hod dealings in the ...

... [CONTINUED FROMt TIUE SUPPLEMIEe1T.] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTEIDAY, Oct. 30. There is a good arrival of Wheat and Barley. Fox Wheat there is a steady demand at last week's rates. Barley makes Is. to 2s. more than last week ; but at this advance the trade is slow. Oats are hcarce, and ad. per stone, and ahelling Is. to 2s. per load dearer. Beans make full prices, Per qr. 60 Ilbs. per Bushel. ...