... CATTL E MMARK E Is. S DRIMIFELD, AUGUST 27. This market coming immediately after the fair, we had but little stock offered, and but few buyers present. Nearly all was sold. Beef averaged 5a per stone, mutton Cd, and lamb ?? per lb. SCARBRO', TirURSDAY, AUGUST 21. Although we had a good supply of stock at oar cattle market, the demand was inactive; no material change took place in the prices. ...

... I THE WOOL TRA E. During the past week these sales have been well at- tended, both by home and foreign buyers, and nearly the whole of the parcels offered have changed hands at fully the opening prices, which showed an advance of from Id to 1,d per lb, compared with those obtained at the previous auctions. The present series will be continued till the loih inst. Last week's imports were under ...

... .fLEVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING TiHE PAST WEEK. (From sell'8 Wekly Messeiger.) WrEsAr.T.-There was rather an increased quantity by land carriage samples from Essex, bat not so much up from Kent as the twO previous weeks, and the favourablestate or the weather had its wonted in fluence on trade ; for although the towvn millers wanted fresh thrashed qualities, they succeeded in purchasing all ...

... 11ULX SHAIIE MIAf TnuRSDAY, September d 1851 . S e , sNAME OF RAILWAY. ?? pgIE:S SE £ ;£ g 50 50 Aberdecn ?? ?? 9jt 9 20 15 Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley ?? I 25 t5 Blackbrn.. .. ?? pot t 25 25 Do.Do.3percentpreferene e 18 1 25 25 Caledonian ?? Stir 50 Ditto pref.7 and 6 per cent 7a 10 10 Cheeterand Holyhead ?? -15 50 50 Ditto pref. 58 per cent ?? 15 15 East Anglian (Lynn & Ely, & 25 ...

... TIHE CORN TRADE. (F~rom tie Mlar/:-Lwie ffpemij io -ioNo pearticular' change hacs taken place in the ?? 'ioc of cifftirs; since Our last ; purchasers of wheat ltilVNL' hoe~vtxcr, within the asat few (lays, actedt aith rather less it coniitdeuItC, anti, tas it is pcrobiablle that somewhat inr oereii idsupplies will bs brought forwcard by the growers ?? lhe D ci t. txvx orC three. wvekel, there ...

... [CONTINUED FROM THE SUPPLEMENT.1 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKF.T, FRIDAY, OcroOLERt 17. We have a good supply of most articles. Thafe is a i ?? fattendance of the trade aud a fair demand for wheat, bat the rates of last week Pre not supported ; we note the 16- dline about lis. per quarter. Fine malting barley brings full prices, grinding and secondary qualitke firm in valae. In oats, shelling, or bears ...

... IPRICES uF SHAREl IN LEED9,, JAne ,I There has been but little doing during tile ioet Wee the~ firmness manifeoled in lb. markets when we la. been maintained, pricee having giveO way in Bomle i.,, riaily. BARFI. QUOTAD PR1) Cr a L INXE S . ?? __ lfi 1l±'gate. Nott.& l30o01oij 2015itrminlhiatltit03±u121de, 4,r1o 41 4 3- dl lieteollire.3nnotiote l i e85 511 Cnteodutipn ?? 33~-7 14 -7i 11) 12) Di ...

... Iffaracto, 4zr,. 3n CORN. Irr )AAE.LANE, Monday, Sept. 2D.-There was but a mode- br rate quantity of wheat offering from our neighbouring 'e counties this morning, and fine samples of Engliol were r's cleared off by our millers pretty readily, at full the prices of Monday last; in foreign there was rather more doing at 8) previous quotations. Flour, unless in fresh sweet cOD. r. dition, ...

... iviaraclo, &C. CORN. MAREx LANE, Marci 10.-The quantity of wheat offering from the neighbouring counties was very small to day, and it was taken by the millers at fully last Monday's prices: With foreign wheat we were pretty well supplied, there was, however, altogether more disposition to buy at late 3 quotations. Floating cargoes of foreign wheat were held at higher prices. Flour in better ...

... (From the Manchester Guardian.) IANc~sxareBEs-Although some few of the letters re- ceived by the Canada represent the cotton crop as sure to reach 2,400,000 to 2,500,000 hales, yet the advices at largehave'at once strengthened and rendered more gene- ral the opinion that the supply must prove a short one. The consequence is art increase of business, and an up- ward tendency in prices at ...

... BRADFORD.--We cannot furnish anything new touch- ing any kind of English wool; it continues to be bought at dear prices, from the growers, and has only a very dull sale here. Colonial is very animated at the sales now on, and full prices are realised. Noils and broker are in good request, and late prices maintained. YARNs. -The trade is as bad as it can be. We regret that the spinners are ...

... I nticultural and fltgrlfal .1larkets. I COR~NMAK S HULL, TUoScDAW, FEB. 4, The weather lias been unseasonably mild, Wt en flional rain, until last evening, when a severe froth seta in ad stll cntines. It is to be hoped that this will have asnie beneficial effect on the trade, which has been lamentably dull of late. Oar farmers brought a fair supply of wheat to market this day ; the condition ...