... There is a large arrival of flour, wheat, and Indian corn P op sirce Tuesday. The country demand for the principal articles of the we trade has continued without abatement. At to-day's market, a large qu business was transacted in barrel flour, at an improvement of Gd. to an Is. per barrel on Tuesday's prices. Wheat voas held for an advance d of Id. to 2d. per bushel, and a moderate quantity ...

... PRICES OF SHARES IN LEEDS, . LONDON, LIVERPOOL, AND MANCUESTER. . ?? ?? __ z J.sa.n.nunD1-i^. * ' ' LE tr'EDS, Sept. 10, 1847. We regret ?? to note a further decline in the price of ehares dlnce our last, with no appearance of any immediate improvement. it Is to be hoped that asone ease may be afforded to the money market when 'the effeots of the harveat are fairly felt, bat we see no reaaon ...

... [FRox oun Lmoznxo COnBESPONDENT.1 Mi, Tlursday Evening. There has been a disposition to press sales of produce, ,4 buyers do not come forward freely. The stock of tea in London i35 o68y,OUO Ibe. against 31,748,000 lbs at this time last year. The deliveries this year have been 27,119,bOO lbs, against 26,04G;Oi0 lbs. p this date in 1-346. ?? market has been lower for British Plantation. ...

... I [CONTIwurD FROM TIlt SUPPLELENIR.1 I ?? - ?? - J-- - - - - -S- -4-- - - o WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, SEPT. 24. The supplies this week are pretty good; and there is fair display of samples from vessels near at hand. IL, have a good retail demand for wheat at a reduction o 2s. per qr. on new, of which the supply principally con sists, and Is. to 2s. on old. Alaltsters generally have no; ...

... Rational latn eomvpar. . - - - - - - - - 0o ¶I tBEZS OF Tlt NATYONAL LAND COMPAIM. FRl2DS,-OnNSmiday, the 12tb, I lectured.thwiee in Stotkport to very large audiences; en Mlonday the 1&hb. I alsO spoke twice in lhyde to equally good meetings j on Tuesday, the 14th, I lectured in SI~a. lybridpe. and had 8 bumper I addressed a chapel wu bi the Ashtonians on Wadneqaty, the 15th ; on, Thursday, ...

... CATTLE MAIRKETS. WAKEPIELD, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22. There were 500 beasts, and 0,500 sheep. Prices Beef, 6s Gd to Gs Cd per stone; nmutton, Gd to bad per lb. Business w as heavy, and a large part of both beasts and sheep remained unsold. ROTIEItHAMI, SEPT. 20. The show of beasts was very large, and there was also a large supply of sheep. Beef, 5s 91 J6 Gd per stone; mutton, 6d to 6od per lb; ...

... re- TO THE RIGHT HON. EARL FlTZWIiLIAM.-j. 0Bc bat MY LOotn,-When your Lordship introduced the subject Hi eta of Free Trade at the Master Cutler's annual festival, on Thureday pallP p0- last, and eaid- I want to have your opinion whether free trade is for i P the beat for all the nations of the world ? Be quite sure that you take rds would like to see the cutlery of Germany competing in Great ...

... fational baas compang., AruzoN-vNDnaaLYSE.-At a recent meeting one I paund. was voted towarda d6frayisg the expenses of t the Nottingham Election, and one pound towards de. 5 fraying the expenses of Mr West's contest at Stock- b port. CAMDBRWELL A1D WsAwouzz.-At apubliemeeting 4 held at Harrison's Assembly Rooms, Jist-lane, Wal- 4 worth, an Wednesday evening, September 8, Mr George Newman in ...

... 'THlE MANUFAOTURING DISTRITS. . -. I I , . . . I ti GREAT TURN-OUT ;AT ASEITON. ?? 'I In consequence of a keduetiob of lQ per cent. pro. RI popsd by the masternaannfncbcere ofoley, the fa spinners, on Friday evening (that being,:the time of ti the expiration of 'the notice,) whenthey All exceopf . iog portion of those employed by MrJohnBieckley, p agre toresistthe reduotionandleave their ...

... -ational goodation jfe Z a~ntbWD ?? a Forf~illforib'I: We feel proud in being able to say, that this Asso- ciation-is gradually and steadily progressing. The f opposition of oapitalists, and the counter power of d ill-designing men, put into operation to obstruct our i movement, tend to increase the interests of the n working classes, and to awaken within them a b growing desire to ...

... 5attonal Kant Conmpanp. u ; ?? .. . .. BLACRIusRN.-A.t ?? of this rranch, I held lb the Temperance Hotel, Whalley Banks, Mr Anthony Armnstead, our worthy dalegate to Confer. eucaat Lowbands, gave a most eeosring and inte. resting description of Lowbands Estate, and gave an elaborateaccountof the whole proceedings of Con- ference. A vote of thanks was given to Mr Arm. stead, and the other ...

... )n, ON the day of our last publication another 355 great commercial failure, greater than any which had preceded it, was announced in London,-that of the old- standing house of REID, IRVING & Co., the liabilities F, of which are stated at £1,500,000. It turns out that, notwithstanding the great eminence of this firm, of E. which the leading member, SIn JOHN RAE REID, Iad he been Governor of ...