... I WOOL. THE W OL TRtADE, London, Timrsda~y.-The imports of woduigthe week ending to-day have been 223 bales, of which 571 were from Germany, 43 from Ruscia, and 9i from Oatend. The I- public Bales At ties Hall of Cotnwerce have progreased since our last, if in ilite following order;.- if On ~eaineaday,' the 2nd inst., Messri. Daniel Hazird andl ?? Put up 1197 baiser3(4l. were Cape of Good Hope ...

... (Fromn the New oir. lEapress.) NeLV YoeRK, Nov. 26. We have never known a period when the exports of pro- i duce, :partiealarly breadltuffd, have been half as great to Great G Br! nin and thecontinent of Europe ats they are at tle presont time, so great is the demand, that there is not one-third of the number of vessels ready to take what is required. Forty large vessels are up for Liverpool ...

... I . LAW lNTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEE1N'S BENICH, DEC. 1. r (Before Mr. Justice EeLs and a Common Jury.) JEiFFtRY v. MAY. * Mr. Cnoerssna, AMi. DTrT, and lMr. DA usTOwV were counsel for ee the plaintiff; and Mr. AARTOT ~nnd Mii. CionirPToN for the ttefesu(iet. ry Thioa was an action brooglit to recover from tile de'elndant between is £70 and £80O, for hoard, lodging, and clotlies, furoisohed to ...

... FOREIGN INvknDs.-iFrorn Nov. 2i to Dec. 2 -Hamburg-- Vietoria, l)raper; IJlaonmnain, Sawyer; Ilell n Macgregor, ?? Roberts, lVoodbouee; l] cds, Mowle; Behgaid, W'har- ton; Amnindus, flich. Gefle-Twin Brothors, Moller. Co- ?? !iM;largacctha, Dahl. Riga-Tennent, llenkey- Victor, Mearns; Ivy, I'ostgate. Nvborg--Anuu Wilhelmina. 1lareon ; ieater, Petterson. Kiii-eui-ke'tic, H Bonass. Pllat ...

... RAZLWATS. LEEDs, Frid&ey, Dece 1]. The market ecotinues dull and inactive, and prices rre gaterahly daeclnisg there is little change to ntet Io the value of aoy pertilular stork, excpt in Glasgow and ?? whleh have run up from par to 20o. pram., Leeda and Thirsks preference are at 20s. ?? Lancashbire scrip at 2f1,. pram. TOOTATT BARBAB, & PLINT. ?? It will be undsrstood that the above letter ...

... [CONTINuED FROM TIlE SUPPOLEMIENT] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY, DEC.. 1i. Owing to adverse wiiads we have no arrivals from ?? Eset coast, which causes our market to be very bare of eamp~les, The quantity of wheat offering is inadequate to the demand, end an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. is reatfilo obtained. Barley is inl fiqir eus at an improvetoeet &f Is. per qr. Gate and shelling ...

... PRlCFS OF SHIARES IN LEEDS, LONDON, LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER. A~mAzwT8. LE EDS, Friday, Dec. 138. The Share Market bas remnained quiet during the week, and prices hive bleen without any ?? alteration; business being of teo biading, au etient to affect the quolatione, TOOTAL, BARFF, & PLINT. I ~*It will be, understood thelt-he above latter expresese the 'opinione cf theolfim wham'w ndnme'a are ...

... e e ?? e, WOOL. a3 Teim WOOL TRADE, London, TSArsday.-The market for wool has been progressing steadily, and at the public sales the buai- ness done is ns large as was anticipated, considering the time of year. The attendance of the trade is good, and tile biddiegs, at the prices given below, have been tolerably brisk. n The imports of wool into London during the iveek ending to-day If have ...

... 1tlh C6LOT'HING MANUFACT1'UiREs. WOOL. I Ttp. WOOL TRADE, London, T/tursrlay.-Tihe wool market ij Is steady. Thle inmports of wool into London during the week ending to-day have been I12 bales, viz.: 747 from Bomlbay. 294 fronm 0de-es, 3it from Constantinople, 21 from Ostend, and 2 from Ger- loany. C FOREIGN WOOL TRADE.-Lecds, Dec. I 8t1.-There bas been a fair average business done in foreign ...

... 0- es [F*H9 oula LONDON CDRIBSsPONDENT.1 V. Cifg, ThusrsdayEi, vtming. or But little businese has been done this week in the general )n produce markets, Ltsa purchases made being for pressiog wants only, as the year is now so nearly out. Front the preparations making, however, there seems to be a fair prospect of activity early In 10457. so It is hoped that in addition to our great staples, ...