... I QUOTED ALL AS DUTY PAID, EXCLUSIVE OF COMiMISSION. W HEAT, per qr. of 6O flb. per busua. English white, ?? 0 0.2 2 0 ?? .. 2 0 2 20 English red, ?? 15 0..117 0 ?? 1 150I0.,1 10 Dantzig and Koningsburg, ?? 0 00..0 0 0 ?? .2 0 0..25 o Lower Baltic & Hamburg, ?? .. .. 0 0 0 Old.113 0 ..117 0I BARLEY, Saatle, per nimp. qr., newy 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 Old . 000 . 00 0 Danish, Riga, &e., new 0 U0 ?? 0 0 0 ...

... F,YU LL S.HA R E SHARES TflenAy, Pebrary 27, '85* 5 3~ c NAME OF RAILWAY. CLOSty0 PRIlcS 50 50 Aberdeen.. 1£ la 20 1s Birmaingleam, Wolverhampton, and Dudley 65- w 25 2,5 Boltn,Clthroe,&W.Yorkshirc 5g.. o . ex di,. (late Darivene 25 25 Do.lateCitteroe,&N.Westrn 51-. O 25 25 Do. Do.dpercentrpreferenice tIS1 Stk 59 Caledonia.. . ?? I_ l 0 10 Ditto pref.7 eend 6 per cent. Ssa.. 50 50 Chester and ...

... Last week's imports of wool were good-viz., 43 bales from Rotterdamn, 6 from Antwerp, 61 from Ham- burgh, 716 from Taganrog, 38 from Leghorn, 67 from Smyrna. 36 from llavre, 135 from the Cape, 21 from Alexandria, and 1000 from Sydney. The private con- tract market was well supplied. Selected English qualities are in fair request at fall prices. In other Ichids very little is doing. LUnDs. ...

... I BRADFORD,-ThEe demand fur wool continues but slack, and the same may be said both for yarns and piece Igoods. Thle prices of yarns and goods, too, are niuch complained of as being unremunerative. Many houses are reducing their operations, being determined to wait till times are better.' HALIFAX.-Great dulness prevailed in our Piece Hall on Saturday there wasscarcely any inquiryfor worsted ...

... ?? ant Zonmicufal nat lufRets. I I I CORN MARKETS. HULL, TUSsDAY, DECMauBER 23. e Again we have to report a quiet week in the corn trade, mild weather, and small arrivals. Oar today 's market was of a holiday character; farmers brought a large supply of vw heat, some of which was only in mid- ing condition, and went ofO at the prices of last week. .i Little or nothing doing in foreign wheat. ...

... I Agriatitural ano QD0111111cufal Alflarkets. CORN MARtKET~S. HULL, TttSsoAY, AUUoST 26. Harvest is flaw in full Progress in this locality, and reports are favourable as to the crops generally :Pete- toes, hoswever, are not so Well spoken of as last week. Arrivals, though moderate, are beyond the niecessities of t~he trade, whieh in every brasch is excessively dull. To-day there was a moderate ...

... EVIEVW OF THE CORN TRADE DURINU THE PAST WEEK. (Fronu BeU's Weesly Meueager.) WHEXT.-The supply at Mark-lane on Monday was not so large from either Essex or Kent as during the two previous weeks, and there being a good demand frsm the town millers all was cleared off at an advance o fully is. per qr. generally, and in some instances for choice white the improvement in value was rather more; ...

... BU1LL PRICES CURRSENT. QUOTED ALL AS DUTY PAID, EXCLUSIVE OF| Io CoMMISSION. WHdEAT, per qr. of 60 lbs. per bush. English while, new ?? £2 00 Old ?? 2 0 0 Englili red, new. 1 15.. 150 Old ?? Dantzig and Koningsbuig, neo ?? 0 00 Old ?? 1 .19.0. 0 Lower Btaltic & Hamburg, new 0 0 0. Old ?? 1130 BARLEY, Scaal, per imp. qr., new 0 0 0 Old. 1 40 Daniib. Riga, &c., new 0 0 0 Old- 4 I 0 Gii ndig, ...

... arglatltural ant Qrotnmmu'tal n1 arfuts. CORN MARK ETS. HULL, TUESDAY, SePrEcoljIE 0. The weatiler continues favourable for harvest opera. tions, and rapid progress is now making. Arrivals are moderate, but fully equal to the requirements of the trade. At to day's market we had a small supply of English wheat, farmers being busy with harvest work. More samples of newvshowing, q'rality and ...

... 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 ...

... T hON ON, JM 1. T It;i N T. ~se~ :~esyuth .E -i> ' 3 0 r t s t d i l ~ T ;N TOYXIJU>. JIF13. I St- SaXn-O114UQS1SIRa!: tKil. a-rlol s. 2.d. d.j .. t,, 1 lll s ?? , ni rtoll. £. L ,, ?? ,1!iy it1' Crlv f ir so- :s. £ e- .. - ?? . ittot ?? .. l; eto .31 r~ . : . ?? } LdS ?? ' ?? ;p : * ,- ,d, M,9.8 . 2 ?? 37 : ., : . ?? .i; ,I:i ?? 32 l i b,, !5 U ' I l d. i ?? 61 tce. ,, 6' 10 ' ~ ;~ ?? ...

... 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. ...