... CORN AND CATTLE BIJARlK E'1. rstm ?? _A.. _ A ?? ?? I [CONTINUED FROM THE SUPP1LEMENT.| WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET FRIDAY, MARCH 14. The arrivals to-day of wheat and barley are rnoYiera:e, The wheat trade is steady at the full rates of la.st weEk.: inferior sorts bad to sell. Good heavy barley in desi:di.: rather better prices. Oats and beans make more sEr5 Shelling Is. to 2s. dearer. Per qr.6elb3. ...

... P OS I'S CRI PT. ROYAL EXCHIANGE, LoNDON, T/ssorsday Ereni'sg. THrE IoNEY MARtKET, overflowing as it is with the in- creased supply of tbe precious metals, Is3uddenly rendered impassive by the extraordinary political events of the ?? few days. The funds, under the influence of the political crisis at Paris, have been subtjected to violent fluctuations. Early in the week they maintained the ...

... 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 ...

... E C 3 THIE CLOTHING- MANUFACTURES. GERMAN WOOL REPORT. VIENINA, JuIy oth, 1852. The so-called Waitzner wool fair in pesth hag just terminated, with as favourable results to tie sellers aO its predeces- aore of Breelau and Berlin; prices for all qualities retaining an up- ward tendency throughout. It can certainly not be denied that the bueiness in the mnanufac- lured article has been with ...

... I 1ii CLOTHING MANUFACTURES. GERMAN WOOL REPORT. (From our own Coerrespondent.) BseRLIN, 24th May, 1852. Veylittle business has been done ins the wool trade ther patm ato account of the low stock (which offers1 8rllo choies) and the approaching summer fairs. In about I6 day shte lielnfair will take place. The weather is very ,isal for tire Clip-Warm5, and now and than rainy-and it Is st the ...

... TE L G ; THE CLOT1HIN'G MAIuNUF'ACTtURES, WOOL. s WOOsL TnLADI -London, Thursday Esce-isn.-Tlhe iri;; r r of wool Into London during tie week eniding h-day have bee:. ?? bales, of which 2,312 were from Sydney, C48 Iro nu Va\d D nr. r Lud, 540 front the Cape of Good Hope, 31 9 from ( iernv, the ermhnider ?? t South Autralita, France, &c. T i-s tq tog the putlic eates of wool commentced at the ...

... Po 0 S1 C I PTf. ROYAL EXCHANGE, LoNDON, ?? Errenai. r The six weekse' average prices of groin are ' per quarter for wheat, 283. 4d. for barley, aed 18, 44 dr, Tne week's average for wheat is 42s. 82i., and the sales aoe y if quarters. i. A large failure in the colonial trade is reported at Go1t, e. and the liabilities are stated iD the telegrasphic dispatch at £ ,. , d Thie, itis hoped, ...

... 8 ?? ID ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCI. a . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ UTRDPRICES. BUSINESS e QOW. L I DONE. S ?? Thu~rsday(, .Fridao, r ruly 30. ?? Ao ug S A 511 50 Aberdeen ?? 14 tol4i 13JI:e14v Ill I 81 Aosngare.Nott.& Bont0I, 61- 7 Bli- 61 3' 132 all Bijrm. and Stator Valley . . 31 26 Birkenhoad, Llshire, N Clieshirt4.1unction ?? 29- 9 di 94- 9 dI to t27i all Do. Chester & Birk. 192-101 109-103 i 5 22 17.1 Do. ...