... -- - - - - , Cmwavd -al gufflliwico - - - - I YORKSHIRE; MARKTS RALIPAX, SATURDAY.-The demaud for wool is quiet, but prices are iirm. The yarn trade is a trifle brisker, but Etill remains below the average in activity. In goods the market is dull but steady. HuDDEsRsOE, TUESDAY.-Business has been very quiet in every departrnout of the woollen trade. The local wool trade is more active, and ...

... ffMakint~c1 &WHOW94 I yOEKSHU MA UARBSB HALIFAX, SATURDAY.-In the wola waresmae thero Is km0 autivity than for some time pasl bt o w uleay. Yarns for export wre just now iot nU atred mlter, but de. home demand eotansul Won,~ brisk. .Am = ?low^the g des given out m l0 small wam tles or mmedlate delivery. HUDDEROPLELD. TMDnAY.-Bl15InSS5 has been Much watetr. Te jhpping trade coctinues very ...

... -~e~M ~0~xc~ I (gollrCial Natcllitigaft. MONEY MARKET, SHARES, &C. be al'?l Throughout the week there has been a good demand for! on. A money. hut the supplies being very abiundant, rates have ho bel tot exceeded 2j to . per cent. The stock markets opened oon-ul exceedingly dull, but have since improved in, tone without, adopti Iaowever, leading to any activity in business. The intro- merits ...

... S0mmeialX SNtegtieo. MONEY MARKET, SHARES, &c. There has been a imited demand for money during the week, but the rate boa been tolerably firmly maintained at 3 per vent, with, however, transactions on Thursday at 2j, and, In exceptional cues, even at 2i per oent. The stock markets at the opening showed some sensltlvenesa, but they have since Improved In tone, and a moderate amount of business ...

... AIDON E fECOAL T lhi resulted tcrs, ad an advance of prices tii, the rnijners resolved to ask 127 but the employers Would not ;'ay fternoon, t tand dthley ye of coal la. ysr totnhiivin~g ten tblcE coNEFACTIONS. T ~ent gifts to the poor of Birmingham by Mr. l'gc sn~if 6 nagf e will hereafter be hononrably 11,009joiO woodyhaee now reached * b 0fJed ?? whim, according to a ~rice~ .t~~o~ens~ntn te ...

... MANCHESTER AND SALF ORD TRADES' COUNCIL, I - ?? The third annual report of this council has just been published, and the members are congratulated on the con- tinued success which has attended its operations. Its labours have, it appears, been conducive of much good, its financial position continues sound and prosperous, whilst its numerical strengthisincreasing. Inreviewingtheopera- tions of ...

... Tomillmial JIMMUDolve. MONEY MARKET, SHARES, &c. There was rather more inquiry for money at the begin. aing of the week, owing to the Stock Exchange monthly settlemont, and the maturity of the ordinary engagements !f the 4th occurring simultaneously. Supplies, however, wore very abundant, and rates were barely maintained. rho stock markets have been dull as regards business transacted, but the ...

... LONDON PRODUCE MARXET .FRuAir. Su .Oueumeoy steady. and fair business. Luapsugar in oom demand, at previous worth. Pieces cautiously dealt in, anodighly CoFForsc.-Plantotln Ceylon sold wtith fair ispirit in auction, and rates above last F~riday. ?? emnail, and In 8001e cases sound oouunoa oongou sold under Is. Id ~ ~ ~ ~ junll RsG'z.-P5'eniO'5ratee reqiuired. but bosinesa small. Tls~row.-P.Y. ...

... ?? ler__a__ ll igenfe, 01 MONEY MARKET, SHARES, &C. it The demand for money had been decidedly languid, and bi with ful supplies the tendency of rates has been down- fa wards. At this time of the year, however, It is not ex- a pected that the Bank will reduce its minimum, at least not just now. The stock markets, almost without exception, h have been extremely quiet; but there has been no ...

... . cardulum YOBEMMWIR MAIKEM I JWFAX, SMFURDAY.-The goodS trad raie s ,AA wool there Is a fr Inquiy, eVpciW fee th bite 60HUG14, ana prices are firmner. EUxwnuerruw, )TUMDAY.-BUS las bee Unmn- of quiet both InI the himpping and home-brade houses lie yarn trao n very fiaR ?? meat of the aj4lnncrs we running full ftme, knowin ?? higher Plces VWil haveto e padoa eon atho wincey tcade be~sioto move ...

... I YORKSHIRE MARKETS. .AIFAv.&X, SA~rucenAx--Busineas here in wool, yarns, and pieces is inactive. Quotations for wool remain uan- .changed. There is less confidence, owing, no doubt, to recent failures. . IUDDERSF1ELD, TuErDAY.-Therb has been a good attendance of buyersto-day. The inquiry wasprinclpally for spring goods in checks, stripes, and plain twists. Stocks are not very well assorted ...

... I Iut tI TTATT Ax SAT,&.-Businusis Istill exceedingly ft Hkul'Ax, ZdATInuiry MY be obseved for yarwe, but Ush prices offered are tooI h l clot 5pi11112 tohceopt. lti AWl LEEDS, TVISDA .N- th 1*1 al te nto la cautlono Noabl, purchaser only buying by Al WMr on a veg Immediate requlremnents. Rates a0 am I quotabayuc red. At the samie time, 111 understood N thtseeal classes of goods Which ame ...