... TILE LONDON TRADE. a 0 [FROnd ouR LoNDON CORiCESP0NDENT.1 a CITY, Thuarsday Eveing,. The Whitsnn-holidays have interfered with business, the produce markets having only been re-opened for public Sales I, yesterday morning. The cessation, however, has had the effect of bringing forward numerous sellers, though not more than proportioned to the wants of the trade, as regards tlls principal ...

... r.AlAT~lltlRA DUAA VU1?R..no I:$\fGUSTI [CONTINUED FROM THlE SuPPLEMaENT.1 WVAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, JU-tE 1. The arrivals this week are moderate of all articles. There is a poor show of wheat, yet the trade is slow and prices unaltered. Oats and shelling meet with little inquiry and are rather lower. Beans in fair demand at late rates. lI barley and other articles no change. Per qr.0f ...

... 'T'HE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES. \ WOOL. f THsss WOOL TItADE, London, Thusrisday.-The imports of f wool iuto London since our last have been much more limited, as was to be expected after such large recent imports. There have been 57 lu bales from Van Dieman'e Land, and amaller parcels from Germany, ga &C. hI The public eales closed on Saturday evening, Messrs. Hall, Simes, 4i .acomb, and Milaroh ...

... AMERICAN COMMERCE- THE ICE TRADE. I IT is interesting to observe the new branches of Pe) trade that spring up wherever industry is tolerably den 3free, and the addition made to the enjoyments of man- mi kind by an unrestrained circulation of the products of every country and climate. Steam navigation has not by a little extended our command over the products of ani various climates, by ...

... IPRIUCE OFt SHARES IN LlE.EDS I I ?? Baul W QUOTED P'1f11.IS. Tltr I ?? t ~ LIN B F 27d1, 0hosday, Friday, Conls Ma2 11Hag. 31, June 1. I10De ?? £ 06 £ £ £ ?? 6 20 6Am'gato. Nott.& Boston 2 to 410i 3t 1040 . to tisdt1 rf 2 10 Bir~minghtaxnandl)udley 4 - '4 -5 p P ?? Indi. 210 211 Birm. and Oxford JuIIO.' 240-232 240-20 .. n di 31 20 loirkeuihoad, Lottire, 0.; Exchl.~ . ?? 13-3~13 ?? d 20 5Il ...

... PRICE OF SHARES- - LES iPRICE OF SHARES IN LED * ?? Ju11e 5101. D We have to report another inac tive week b te oshaereda market. Prices of most ?? Of stc a ecosdrda nominal, so little busiileBB is doing hore. O, TOOTALs B3ARFF, & PLINT. ar QUOTIID Pytreys. BuswiisS AN Doxn. y .9 LiNES riay hredayl Friday. 50 M ida £A £ I 5to 412 to ful 6Am~gate. Nott.& Boston to41 - 2 11 iirilsghmafdldudley 4 ...

... -4-- BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. MONEY MARKET. NOON.-Consols for Money 9]j A, and Account 918 j d j P, Tbree.aned.a.Quarter per Cents. 9190( 1; and Exchequer Bills large and Small, 47d. premias. YESTERDAY'S SHARE MARKETS, NOON-London and North Western 126 ; Midland 68 8; caledoulan 26 j i; Do. Preference lli; Eastern Counties 81; Great Northern 10d; Great Western 781 71; London, Brighton, and South ...

... ROYAL EXCHANGE, LoNDoN, Tlkarsday Ecening. We have seldom had a more striking exemplification of I the neceosity of consistent legislation in the matter of commerce, than that exhibited before the Bankruptcy Court, when Messro. Cruikehank, Melville, and .Co., applied for their certificate. This firm was engaged principally in the West India branch, but had bus; nees with other parte, and ...

... CORN AND CATTLE MARKETS [CONTINUEDeROSITHE RO I'PLEMEN T.1 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, JU11 8. The arrival of wheat is small, yast as millers ?? dealings.to immediate wants it is.equal to thle denaludi' we have a steady retail trade at last week's prices. little doing in oats and shelling, and both rather Jid Few beans wanted, and barley now very little hiqUire; , ?? qr.6V11bg. per Btg Nrw ...

... :RI~SCURET N ONON - rranged by our correspondfent expressly for the Lcede Mercury'.) WooL. Australlian. S imon and Silesian. Per lb. . d. ad. Per lb. a. S. s. d. st clothinK**I I to 111 1ot & 2d Electoral.. 2 9 to 3 1 nd aud 3rddo ?? 0 11 1 7 spanish Leonesa .. 1 6, 2 0 ?? . 0I, 9 British Merino, washed. South Down ?? 09 9, 011 FLAX. Perton £. £. Perton, £. £. igaP.T n - * .* - . 33 to 40! ...

... [Faoas oun LONDON CORtRESP-ONDFNT.1 CITY, 7t~ursrloal Evening, The markets have been rather more freely Supplied with produce this woeek I and although a fair business has beon done, buyers have been met rather mars liberally In the Matter Of Pri cee for the leading staples, The deliveries for consumption are good. SUGAR'.-Inl British Plantation there has been a very IIcli bs,,. fleas this ...

... WOOL. Tnr WOOL TRADE, London, Thursday.-The imports have been very small since our last, comprising only a few bales from the continent. The market for wool is steady. FOREIGN WOOL TRADE, Leeds, June 8.-No great deal of business has been done in foreign wools during the past week. As usual at this season of the year-on the eve of the new clip-buyers for the most part limit their purchases to ...