... GOOLB, rptfp. 23.-A eirrer-Il. rind It. Psret, vwith rirtin, from Ilrkrnny: William wrrd Sarah Ann, prain l.Molon roll.-tis o5.) goodss, Rotterdinn; Londoes goojs, D)il;iriL 'i Writr lliam fierin IP P-) grod, Antw erp: Rtesnllitef6.s.), goots, IonddtO.,Saied-John WVetllso) vith goods, for Rotterdain; tV . goodle, Ant. -Irp Devn (i.e ), goods, Ghenrt Enrily.v r_,j c.os, 1Indonr Itbe- r1icr, ...

... SlllPPING. Il -ETT - ds --1 I .. 1 I ?? ?? _ GOLSept. 21,-Aemvedt-Alabata, with wood, from Lonion. -Sn iledc-Seret, with stone, for London: Vino. cool. f Walton; FHirm, cool, Southampton; ludnotry, cooit, Wells; Providonce, cotl. Wiebeach. HUILL, Sept, 27.-Ar)revd, Sept. 22-O0beon Scharping, from NTy. curleby; lm1opean ?? Hlarlinl;en; Emerald Islo lp.), lrmoen; PFine ?? Dunkirk; Seagnll RsI, ...

... CATTLE MAARKETS. IBARlNSLEY, Wedoesdony.-Thsero wast u fair- supply of best in the macistIC to diy. Bedf sold ait Os. to Oi. Gdl, per stoen, retail HCl. to Dlid. per lb. ; imot~on 7f. to bd , veal Scl. to Od., lamb lid, cork 7di. por lb. Eigoll pipts ecero scarce to-dey. nevorthlelss they were cheap. Small oeeoc solo 50 joe' itan ti. Q. each, atorro from l5e, to des, eachi, perkers Os., Cd. ...

... MEETING OF THE HULL TRADES' I - . ~ I.1 . CCOUNCIL. I Yesterday evening the usual monthly meeting of l the Hull Trades' Council was held at the Working P Men's Club, Lowgate; Mr. Ackrill, the president, in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting were L read and confirmed on the motion of Mr. Matson, L seconded by Mr. Carlisle. Mr. Clarke, the representative of the Operative Tailors' ...

... I TRADES' OUTJRAGES COMAISSION. I SECOND DAY.-MXhNCUW fER, ElaudT. 7liis morrnin-g the Court opened at cliven *'Oclock, MIr. W P. , BoLneTrs, solicitor, corlmonly c1aled the tineis' Atforney-Gesieral,' was in couirt to wastch the ?? en beiealf of the workmeursi uniorns ; Uir. It. .1I. Ii. COiBerr, solicitor, for the masters ; and Mr. EsNilesr JoNas, barrister, for tile Salford Brickmalkers' ...

... - I ?? 0- SIIARE AND PFIODUCE MIARITET&S (Fsiou OUB LONDOL) COaN rOE.) LONDON, Wednesday. Thej comlnetion (f the Consul Settleoent, taud thio ?? ol pieparatiotns for the fortuightly account of yfridiiy, I tve been Sufficient to oug'.g-' alsnost Ihe whovle! attt'itton of Operator's The traiisita- tirt i foreign stcek atid sharcs during the ?? tWO ?? havo tlt be'u nuinerous nor have the ...

... BALLYBOGOGAN (MOEATH), Wednesdlay.-There was a largocol- lection Of prime btockhr t-day, and very brisk demand for oev'ry- thiog good. Beef averagred from Nog, for inferior, up to 60s. ean Uis. forfitnisbedbeasta. Spsringere and mdcli, cowsin goa)d deconnd at Iroin £10 ?? to £20 per head, three-year-aid stores £13 ott. to Lid 103., two- year-oldZ£0 le. to Ell l5s., yearlings toff) £0, Da. to ...

... MONUEY MARKET@ SAtLE AND P1RODUCE MARKETS. Trtoy0':5 o Lon-nox COERESIPMDENT.) uoM LONDON, Wednesday Evening. The stodk ,,arkets have again been heavy. There is no a pparent ?? for this further clapso, except the Iontiu Pd gof business, if we except the uneasiness which otin ?? in reference to the pecuniary posi- tion of the p1ri1cipal ?? companies. The lower prices ib hourly arrive from Paris ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, F=DAY, Sawniunxal 20. (Messrs. -Dwns and Co.'s C-rcutear.) I1arvest work progresses, but it is far from being brought to a conclusion in this part of the country or the north. As far as threshing of wheat has proceeded, the reoult generally has been very unsatisfactory, both as to quality and yield, and there is now little doubt but that the crop will fall far short of ...

... COMMERCIAL ,ANI OUHR MARKETS. CORN. ?? Tuesday.-(From Keighley, Maxsted and Co's. Report 3-UP to Sunday morning R the weather continued very brilliant, when we bad a smart fall of r-am, since then it: be been. hot and dry; some fields of corn were clearedi last week in this neighbourhood in beautiful order, and should theoweather prove fine during the next ten days the bulk of -the crop will ...

... LO.Y.DON O.AZETTR, Tuesday, Sept, 4. 13ANIRUPTS. Notice of Aidjndication and First Meeting of Creditora, To Surrender at the Etankrnpts' Court, London. BImberger J., 0harterhouselane, shoe manufaoteuer, Oct. lo Blanchard W., late of Chelsea, blacksmith, Oct. a BlisS W. H., Oxford, oilman, Oct. O Cohen S., Dublin, Oct. 10 Collins A., Regent-street, preparer of photographic papers, Oct. 9 Dennis ...

... TR1ADES' UNION COMM1SION, SEVENTH DAY. MiAN rec Troi nia, Thursday. 'Wlilliaoeo Tdtov', examined by Mr. CfIANOMI.-I abrickmaker, at Nurst, near Aebton.- In 1801 wats inl bis father's service, Resides near the briekyardL Is not a member of the Ashton Drickmakere' Union. Ceased to be non 20 years ago. Gave up pa Itug because they ill-used him. In 1861 the men turn1 out end the masrters had ...