... I BRADFORD,-ThEe demand fur wool continues but slack, and the same may be said both for yarns and piece Igoods. Thle prices of yarns and goods, too, are niuch complained of as being unremunerative. Many houses are reducing their operations, being determined to wait till times are better.' HALIFAX.-Great dulness prevailed in our Piece Hall on Saturday there wasscarcely any inquiryfor worsted ...

... I QUOTED ALL AS DUTY PAID, EXCLUSIVE OF COMiMISSION. W HEAT, per qr. of 6O flb. per busua. English white, ?? 0 0.2 2 0 ?? .. 2 0 2 20 English red, ?? 15 0..117 0 ?? 1 150I0.,1 10 Dantzig and Koningsburg, ?? 0 00..0 0 0 ?? .2 0 0..25 o Lower Baltic & Hamburg, ?? .. .. 0 0 0 Old.113 0 ..117 0I BARLEY, Saatle, per nimp. qr., newy 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 Old . 000 . 00 0 Danish, Riga, &e., new 0 U0 ?? 0 0 0 ...

... Auaratos 4t. CORN. , Mo:; Lsa, Monday, Nov. 10.-The supply oi ., d wheat wsar modi.lre tlsis morning, ?? sold readi ate n Monday's prices. Although de foreign wheat vwase.. at dear, the bale vras slow and in retal. In good l. ?? s had more doing. Barley scarce, and Is dearer, Dt.: d and peasin short supply, and Is per. qr. higlier ia, Monday Iast. We bad a large supply or Irish oats vt: e were ...

... ATArlftcto3 Mr. CORN. MAnx Lasa, Monday, Nov. It.-The supply of English wbeat was moderate tlhis morning, and sold readilatlost Monday's plices. Altbough ine foreign wheat was quite as dear, the sale was slow and in retail. In ,ood dour we bhad more doing. Barley scarce, and Is dearer. Beans I and eas in short supply, and Is per. qr. higber thas on Nonday last. We baed arlrge supply of Irislh ...

... MONIES RECEIVED FOE THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, NOvBmBEBR 20TH, 18510 of NATIONAL CHARTER FUND. ar Id Received by Joina ASNOT.-G. G., Carlisle is-T. of .n Thomson. Westminster 6d-G. Farrah and Friendls- wv Ship locality, per J. Knowles 5s-Bermondsey locality, per m r Mr. Melhuish 5s6td-P. Smith, Oxford ls 2d-Ditto for la 3, Tracts Is-Ipswich, per G. Gibbs 6s-Padiaiam, per B. hc Fy Pilling Ss ?? ...

... NATIONAL ASStCIATION OF UNITE- TRa APES, IDUAIOMBE, ESQ., MI.P., Presideni, It a be - ?? If it were possible for th ?? b on s bitling among themselves, to raise, or, Vep u2. the feneral co sate Of wages, it need hardly be said that s Wosud be a tbsng not to bepunished, but to be welcomed 81~aJ ie ho at.,,va~ u u I The Wolverhampton conspiracy case bas termi- a nated not quite in the ...

... REVIEWOF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From Bell's ?? Messenger.) WiHEAT.-There has been experienced a healthy trade for this article throughout the week. The arrivals at the towns of consumption have only been moderate, the deliveries in the agricultural districts have not been large, and our millers have shown more disposi- tion than even last week to get into stock. In many ...

... CORN AND CATTLE BIAIRKETS. AS [CONTINtPID FROM TiHE SUPIPLEJNT. | r. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKTET. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31. The supplies this weekare very limited. Therebeing n poor show of wheat sellers have the advantage, and bte full prices of last week are obtained. An advance Of Is. per quarter is readily obtained on the finiest qualitiil 'j r, barley, but for general runs the demand is not briclk. ...

... 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 ...

... ifftil0o, xRC. CORN. MARse. LAsNE, Monday, Oct. 27-The show of whetsar pies from Essex and Kent was small this morfninga ht there being souce quantity offering from C mbridgeshirr and Lincolnshire, the trade was dull, :end prices or ,Red is per qr. lower than on Monday last; fine white flour beiep scarce maintained at previous quotations. For foreign the demand was limited, and prices ...

... CORN AN1) CATTLE TlARKLE'TS. [CONTI.NUED FRoMs THsE SUPPLENENT.I WAKEFILELD CO RN MAR KEl, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1-4, The arrival of wheat is again smoll, but there ka 90i show of samples, and a steady demand at thle pri!elS Of SItC week. The high price of barley brings a larger SxUPPIV and the finest qualities are taken at late prices. aud C'I' jmon sorts Is. caeaper. Oats alld ?? flilly ...

... IA CATT'L E MARK ETS. BEVERtLEY, Nov. 26. There was a fair average show of stock at the mai kot to.day, and a slight increase of prices was obtained beef making is to 5s Gd per stone ; mutton 5d per lb. The attendance of customers was riot very numerous, and trade rather dull ; all the sheep found purchasers, but a few beasts remained unsold at the close ot the market. SCARBRO', Nov. 20, Our ...