... B1tADFORD CdA-Nli'X- 01 O,)Al1EPUE. rIEPORT ON THEC PARIS EIXHIBITION. A meeting.1 of the Counlcil of tile ?? Chant- ber of Comm~erce task prace yesterdafy eveflint'-, at the Office of the Secretary, Swvainf-o'SWCt. AMr. Aid. it $m4'ithl Pre- sided ;and there were present Msr.H lpeI lieblrenls, it. Mlilligan, jun.. Atkintson, Ducksett, GodlWinI, and Whitworth. Mr. Darliutol.tr ertrra ...

... LONDON GAZEITTE, FBIDAY, Jan. 11. is- ro La- ?? rn At 1II tht ?? in iaddlesexaoil held at lihe W e. Coninissioearr' Court, BoioatsreLouton. bi ANDERSON %aenader, of Stoon-britlge, in the county Of Worceotor. iNnkeERO ?? a.2 n rts2,a i at the Court of Bauk- d, ?? Sl.Aiebote tuurbridgc; nd Wright, 1501' Creof anhtritecotyof Lancaster, artiets' er ooumntor.Jn4nd e,.1.a1, tthe Court of B~anb- at ...

... LEEDS DISTRICT COURT OF BANKRUrPTCY. fo, BUIESOF THErl WEEK. d. (Before Al r. Commlrissioner AYr~oN:.) 'at TUESDAY, Feb. 12.-G. Simpson, Church Fenton, chicory uler- st chant, audit, dividend. and proof of debts, at 11; L. G. F. Mauks or ad J. Liuley, joiners, HIorsfortb. last examination, at half-past Il. le (Before Afr. Commrnissioned WEdrr.) TatU1oRSDAY,. Feb. 14.-W. C. Turner, York, ...

... MARK ET S. 5LIVERPOOL WOLREPORT. R Ti (Fromn thte Mocnthly C'ircular of Mlessrs. Perkines & Robinson, 46a. 0 June Second.) I., Daring the past month the demand for wool bas eeoca- Orl 5sionally flagged, staplers and consumiers halving actd vry e cautiously; there lasa been generally rather a quieter feel- on tb IVisg, but if we except one or~two descriptionis, there is little dull .ealteration ...

... BANK OF ENGLAND RwETURNS. (Fromt Last Nightf'* Gaettel.) iusbt' An Account pursuant to the Act 7th and St-h Victorick,.?% is bp 82, for the week ending Saturday, June 23th, 1F86i4 17c Amount of Bullion in bank this week . 4113,073,758' boron do. lass week :. 12,41.7,!)U5 due fi Increase - ?? 5,9 on or, front tore a THE ILIILLY MURcDBE-TBE. APPREHENSION IN rates , Lrnns OF A SUSPECTED MNscnt. ...

... LEEDS, August S. Our mnarket was inluenced by the splendid weather in the early past of the week, and prices advanced 1 per rent., but since then the tightness of the money market caused a reaction, and we close flat to-night at about last week's prices. T. E. PLINT. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCK. ?? Si . Or.osesca Busro ESS D;0, RAILWAYS. P1IES. Dn>r. 74 . Fiday. Fridsaiy OA ss. 8. 4a1s.. 20 9A ...

... IC LOT HI NG MANUFACTURES. 0 ~LONDON WOOL TRADE. e 0 B [FRODI OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] d Sine thecloe ofthe ONDN, Titursday Ercniesg. a Sine te coseof helate public sales there has been a E steady demand for most descriptiens of colonial wool, and 1, t fll prvius ats aveben radlyobtained. For home grown wols a mos decidedimprovemnt in the demand V r asbeobevbeanthsupishaving been somewhat ...

... M A R K E T S.a p CLOTHING MANUFACTURES. WOOL. OBAN SHEEP AND WOOL FAirn, July 1G.-There has been a large anmount of business transacted at this market, and no doubt the fine dry day had its influence on the buyers. The holders of stock were, on the whole, pretty well satisfied with the prices, which were understood to be rather better than those at Inverness, although not quite up to last ...

... LEEDS, J .A e The market has been without alteration uit',j to-day, his I when, owing to an adverse movement of the Bank .of England, cito O prices have slightly declined, and we close flati at quotations. thef T. 3F r LINT. the Ii ORDINARY SARBES AND STOU So t 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ __ his e | ( ?? Busnmrss lwet 0 m I | j RAILWAYS. o j Frid4Ty, Friday, hap - r ?? d ?? s. . I Jante9, per. _ £ £ . ...

... (Fron thee Mafrkr Lane Expr-ess.) The weather continuing favourable to field opera- tioins, the important business of wheat-sowing has been nearly completed in those districts whence the principal supplies are drawn ; but, from the prevalence of foggy weather, the condition of the samples sent to market has trotmatrialy iproed.As Igt have been expectsd, withplety f or on gowts ad god foreign ...

... EA.SINGWO-LD, Friday.-A good attendance of farmers. but a slow sale for all kinds of gram. Prices:-Rsed wheat 394s. to 36s.. white do. 38s. to 40s., grindinz barley 2Ys. to 31s., maling do, 90B. to 32s., old oats 23s. to 28s., beans 38s. to 40s., maize 28s. to32s. per qr. GasnGOW, Friday.-Thin attendance. Wheat and flour dul at values: ehowing little or no alteration. Barley: Fiue qualities ...

... TI;APE AND FINANCE.- -4 BW' n 1AT~ j2 per cent., June 19, 1884. - 3 per cent., Oct. 9, 1884. (Flloh.tODB ?? COMOirDnrr.) 9 : ?? Loxxiox, Wednesday Evening. C Bbslness in the Stock Exchange to-day was very Black, and the tendency was weak. save in the case of Foreign I Government Securities. Console again had a slight C relapse. Home'Railways, with few exceptions, receded, in consequence of ...