... sV. lry V5r. W. Irs. ?? ter hn est of J. ird 810 to of 'mn of ick o11, lry 'gs, 311, of P. gh. 'us 2th eph th, tio Irs. sall - Dll, eg- ons ct, of ?? :ls$ Ar mee 'lio red to his the ect or, liss hat .rd, son Ad- ) ol- vn, Mr. Ard oar 44, cvir 3ck Mr. MIr. tle the mr- dy, ard )hn .de. ly, ;he* aw, sq., end ord, Mr. str. D. his ks, iCe- D Lrk, lier 108- m.,, ber, ell, ,rn; LEEDs, Ttuersdacy, Dec ...

... [CONTINUED FROMI THE SUPPLEMENT.] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, _ YESTERDAY, DEc. 18. From the frozen state of our navigation the supplies are exceedingly limited, and the quantity of gr~ain in warehouse is insufficient for the demand. Wheat is esgerly taken at 4s. and barley 2)s. per quarter advance. Oats are Id. per stone, and Shelling 3s. to 4s. per lead higher. There is usrer inquiry for beans ...

... (F ror ?? Mew Io sk IIe'eraed) Since the arrival of the A chalice from Liverpool, with com- mercial advices to the 4th instant, there has been a very gradual but steady decline ia quotations for all hinds of breadstuffs, and speco- lators have kept themselves rather quiet. We cannot satisfactorily nccountfor this sudden colaps6 In the markct, or in the operations of these speculators. There ...

... | , - - [COINTINUED FR10M THE SUPPLEMEINT] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, TiiURSDAvv, Duc. '24. Though the reported arrivals are small, there is a il:. shlow of samples from vessels near iat hand. \We Ercperience a livelycdemtand for wheat and barley at the fallitricesq last week. Oats and shelling continue scarce and quiteu dear. In beans or other articles no alteration. Por qr. 60 lbs. per BtsiteI ...

... COMMERCIAL INT.Fl'LLIGENCE. [FRost OUR LoNDOss CORREcsoPONDENT.1 Qity, 2'lNersday elEenbig. 'Ihe business done in produe tliis weelk has been restriet- ed, asd except as regards certidu arlicles of favourite corsumption at Christmas, such as fruit, there is likely to be a ?? reduction of sales from this time until the new year commences. Accounts from America state that the tobacco crop in ...

... C51NIERC1AL 1NTLLLIGENCE. lie ?? OUR LONDON CORRF.SPIONDENT.1 d1- City, Tbotsday Evening. During the present week the produce markets have been )n dull, and prices not very well supported. It was a happy circum- Y sttance that supplies generally tre abundant. se SUGAIR.-The uaiket bsa been dsll for all torts, asd there have y been lower rates accepted where sales have beets pressed. The n ...

... PRICES OF SHARES IN LEEDS, bONDON, LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER. RAIZLWAYS. LEEDS, Friday, Dc. 4. There has been less brisiniess doing this week, and prices in many cases are not so firm. The Leeds and Thirsik Company will issuel percent, lireforenlces hares, to provide for the corntenipisid ext onsseoas-in the proportion of one £33 share to each of the present X50 sbares; tine now Btock coons Out ...

... CORN AND CATTLE MARKETS, [CONTIDunD FROMt THE SUPPLmiEINT.34 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTER1DAY, DF.C. 4. The supplies of wheat and other articles are only mode. frate with the exception of barley, wbicli is good. We ex- 1,perience a healthy demand for wheat at rather improving f prices. Barley of the best quality maintains late rates, other descriptions are sold on rather lower terms. Oats ...

... By. WOOL. ial TiIB WOOL TRADE, London, Thrsday.-The imports of lot wool into London during the week ending to-day have been 1.304 no baie, of which 153 were from Alexandria, 9419 from Sydney. 11 fromt no Rio de Janiero, 116 from Russia, 17 from Germany, and 6S from New ?? York, The market for wool has been firm. .0n FOREIGN WOOL TRADE.-Leeds, Dec. 24th.-There has o been less doing in foreign ...

... LMITERPOOL CORN MIARKET, YISTFr.liAY, DEC, 4. The demand for shipmnct to Ireland continues, and fur- Hlier cousiderable purchases of wheat, flour, and Indian corn, have been made since Tuesday, at the extreme cu: reucy of that day-lI some cases It has beesn exceeded. There is also a good local demand for consumption. Thistl morning wheat again met a free sale ; addi- tioual purchases were ...

... I I i I I t II I I 6 i5 t? I I i (FRuOM Outn LONDON COItRESPONDENT.1 City, Thurrsdoy Bvening.. The business done this week in the produce markets has Vot been extensive, but Sugar has been rather firmer. The chief °$isacstions now are by private sale. Consumption goes on an- ?? most articles. Fruit is high, on account of the contrary b clekilog arrivala. SLOktr-The market for British ...

... I / t 111 ?? (7mtr2/' Oand Inl/Iidler.) (Froni thec Nel Yor Couiterr (lnd Inq(niidei) N'aw YoRIC, 1Mlonday, NoV. 30. There seems reason to anticipate that it, order to morc revenue, the Presidlisot's Messoge will recommend that duties bo imposed on some articles now free, and especially on tea I and coffee, and that ssaid duties be laid avowedly as war duties, and to cease with the occasion ...