... (FDe os the Afarh Lane dc press.) BRITISH. With much wet this week the clearing of the harvest has been delayed, in the northern districts more especially. But the meadows never had a more fresh or luxuriant appearance, and tho root crops have continued to grow vigorously. W e coldially endorse the sentiments of a daiy contemporary in its Monday's leader, as to the immense benefits derived to ...

... I SHIARE AND PRODUCE ARtKETS. (Feod OU l0,LONDON CoaMrsPoNDD T,) Lowros, Saturday. The Stoelz Markets have been steady, and, in spite of a restricted business, quotations have geno. rally furthor imlproved. The funds remain at yester- day's priceS, ?? the likelihood of their going much if any bigher is very slight. Englihll railways are flow the chief resort of both investors and speculatorS ...

... HULL CORN RETURN.-SEPT. 17. Qrs. bsh. s. d. 2 s d. Wheat .. 106 0 ?? 327 12 6 ?? 3 1 92 Oats .. . 8 0 10 8 0 ?? 1 6 0 GAINsBOROUGH, Tuesday.-A moderate show of wheat. Last week's prices fully maintained. Barley in good supply and in excellent condition. High prices were readily made. There are great complaints of the yield in wheat. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday.-Large attendance and good consumptive ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TAE CORN TRADE. I The Mark Lane Express says with much ?? this past week the clearing of harvest has been delayed, in northern districts more especially, but meadows never had a more fresh or luxuriant appearance, and root crops centinue to grow vigorously. We cor. dially endorse sentiments of a daily contemporary in its Monday's leader as to the immense benefits derived to the country by a ...

... co w TRADES' 0 AY. I I -1-- - . -- I MAricnmEn, Sept. 18, After ou1r report v55 dispatched1 yesterday, WtIIUISr )srA l,(clihaau beaten by brickimakers, aes Wi'hOlloinv irs, th.,te fur Alr. Ashworth's son,) was'cx- is iesippossil n e attacked by three men on a dark Urnined. rSI leis i t 11(5 ealr Mr. A81hworth's house, He maght in August, f tile h ueadi, and remained insensible las truck n ...

... ] 0On Saturday last Mr. J. A. Yorte, registrar in bankruptcy, sat at York Castle and hoard the aipplications from the following prisoners for debt, to bo adjudicated bankrupts, and assigned to their respective baunkruptcy or county courts for hearing:- ISAAC MARSCEN, publican, Gildersome, was in prison at the suit of Mr. David Newton, auctioneer, Brainley, for a debt, including costs, for £0? ...

... I CORN. MAcitESTEn, Thursday.-The weather since our last report has beei rather more favourablei , r ,he gathering of the the crops in the neighbomrhood. During thc same period trade has ruled very firm, V with an upward tendency for most articles, but the business passing has been confined to the imiae(liate | vwants of purchasers. The foreign arrivals at Liver. tool havo this wvee1 been only ...

... i 1 ?? ?? BANOAGIIERt FAIR, Wedneeeday.-There was a crowded fair, tsar. ticalarly of buollockso, which were in great demand, end good heifere Bold well. COsditione in both merallent. Thrree-year-old hoilers sold at from £12 to £18; twogyer-old, freon £10 'to £12; yeerlings, from LiO to £0 LOS. Dallocing-thrseyoar-olds, from £12 to £17 l~i. ; two.gar. olds, from kg to k12 los.; one year eind a ...

... IHE ANCT[E$r't TRhADES OUIRAGEsS I ME 'Ai i NQj(UIRY.I NINTH1 DAY, ft MANeoIMS'rEl, Saturday. tr/ h.,j.iesaid, On &aturday last, he &sqeirrrf M r.ll Wood, the landlord of the served a brt]111101 iblic-house, in Long Miligate, Man- Crown and Cusilis Pt books of the ]trickmakera' Club. cstr t rrcd d no give Up) the books without consent, besud i (la urn h. After cenulasse l it R ,o the. ?? sllik ...

... MONE4 YMARKiEkT ,SflAliE AND PIRODUCE MARIfE TS. (FsROM OLT' LONDON CO3325SPONDHNT.) LONnON, Tuesday Evening. The course of business in the Stock Markots has been less P,`tisflctory than was the case yesterday. Then the belief of operators was that the public wag doing more, arni knowing the incentive of higher prices ?? efforts -were made to keep the market firie by s Pecuatlve purchases. ...