... Leeds, Feb. 15. The shara market has shewn much weakness during the past wreek, and prices are generally lower. It seems to be generally expected that the London and Northi.Weetern, and other old comn. panies, will shew a 4onstdsrisble falling off in the approaching dividends. ?? t 0 31 at 176 155 10 Stk 15 120 25 25 56 25 20 26 12 122 1261 125 50 17 65 25 121 100 5t 60 22 32 20 10 so 25 50 ...

... [CONTINUED PROM THE SUPPLEMENT.] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, JULY 12. The arrivals continue liberal. An advance of 2s. per quarter is required on wheat, which millers reluctantlY comply with, and the business limited, yet holders ?? considerable firmness. No alteration in the value of spring corn- and the demand in retail. Per qr.601lbs, per BnMW Nraw. OLD. EXrTA. EXTR WHEAT- 5. B. U. S. ' ...

... [CONTINUED FROM THE SUPPLEMENT.| WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, f FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11. The arrival of wheat is good, but less than for sooel weeks; there is considerable firmness evinced to-day, and though no advance is obtainable, there is decidedly more inclination to go into stock. Common qualities of barley are difficult to sell, and cheaper; good sansples maintain their previous value. Oats and ...

... PI{IUJS id'SHARES IN LEEDS. Oin 0- M QUOTHD PatIO. EFnl, Fr.a, I 7,.r'Weekriay d gio8Ant'gate. Nott. &BOstOnfl ilto did 61to Bd .. to ..O San1 1 2( 10liiigimn dley 7A- 8ip 7a- ?? PiN e2(1 2o B~irm. and Oxford Juoc 27 -29 27 -20 pl Iace e 1 2ii Birkerthead L'Shire, & B air it 20 7/4 Boston. Stain., U1 Birral B. air .e '171 176 Bulcktinghtnsiire ?? -171 17k-17i to Mil ?? ILI 7- 8 On' d 10 1) ...

... CORN- - A CT M S 1, [CONTINUED FROM THE SUPPLEMENT. - ag VWAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, It. FRIDAY, MAY 31. L. We have a good arrival of wheat here to-day, with a fair ;e quantity of other grain. Holders of wheat are firm, and I for the beet qualities Is. per quarter more is obtained; ay other sorts about the same aq last week. Barley slow sale2 except for the best descriptions. Beaus rather cheaper ...

... ?? OUR LONDON CORRaSPONDSNT.1 LONDON, Thursday C No public sales of sugar, coffee, or the otiherxIidu- staples will be held until the Sad of nesi month, consee linU 6 markets are exceedingly quiet, and business is limited t; p;. tran~atlontt,1 . SAtR Ia dull, and Coryss' fairly supported. d Gnsitm FRuiT.-The Christmas demand hag been extenair, for all kinds. The arrivals of oranges from the ...

... | GERMAN WOOL REPORT. (From our own Correspondent.) BERLIN, 23rd Dec., 1810. Since a fortnight ago things have changed here very much in the wool trade. The certainty of the continuance of peace at present, as well as the fact that our stock of wool Is very light, bY produced a considerable rise in prices, and if there be the least do- mand coming, it is almost certain that the owners of wool ...

... [CrONDlr4UHD FIOR THE SUPPLEMENTl WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FEIDAY, DECEMBER 27. -We are to-day only moderately supplied with all Articles' The buaines' passing in wheat is very limited end OiF exeept the best qualities are sold on easier- terms. Bsrley is not offered so freely, and for fine heavy qualities better Vice are obtained, and other descriptions meet rat more, attention. Oats and ...

... THE LONDON TRADE, [FRoM OUR LONDON CORBESPONDENT.1 en CiMy, Tlersday EtrniV. 3p- The transactions this week in the Colonial ProducI he markets have been to a fair extent, and without the least appearmrce of epeculation. The supply, nevertheless, Is l0o large, and holders or meet the demand too freely to allow of an advance in pries, and IT, some articles are even lower. At the public sales of ...

... jAIartsot0, At. MAES.ItAs5 Wednesday, July ?? supply of gag lhalt graitr continues exceedingly smals and , liettleig arrivals oa also small, but theft has been' very 111 business ?? any description Of grsliii. Wheat .falIy realised Monday'S prices, and Flortasigs is -held witiz Increasing firamess,. although thle demand is limited. Goo frshheny otaare in request. The ~ents ee1 cool and ...

... .r tIaua. ?? n THE Cc'UF-sTREET SAVINGs BANX.-The Attor- ?? has withdrawn the further prosecution r of Mr. Hughes, of the Cuffe-street savings bank. I The Duke of Devonshire has made a reduction of s twenty.five per cent. to his agricultural tenants in 0 Dangarvan, on their half-year's rent. 0 THE Loss OF THE EDMOND.-The mayor of . Limerick received £20 from his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant ...

... THE LAOEY FUND. re 7 T- TO THE CHARTISTS OF THE, UNITED 0, lKINGDOM.. 1e BEtOiER . 6HARTISTS AND DnM0oJRATs,-- le, Several weeks have elapsed'since we apprised in you of the formation of a committee for the X' purpoe of raising unds to defray the eox id penses of Mrs. Lacey. and her family to,. her t,. husban4 (W~illiam 'Lacey), at, Launceston, in I Australia. At that time the comcitt .p- m ...