... SH1IPPINGr 1NTFllIG,1NCrI to At Scaoao'.-The Edicrlny, liuddert, of Stocktooaro lie Schiedurn. IA (; lGwsnY-Aritoinette Maria, loulrn fromWorditburg rMentor, Schultz, foo GuiMetnel. O At DRtAL-G rntittitl, Liduettfrom NeVw Yurk to Lotidon. 3 At STocKTot-Pilgrim, Owen, tront lltottrdronm 2_ At ilHArauto', 13th just-Itoebdale, Tucker: Pneket ttteetl S Frau Margaretha, Otlien: from this port. ...

... THE MARKER o % HULCORN MAI '. SEPT. 22.-There was only amodeaetenacofus at this day'& marketv and a good b o met a very dull sale, at a reduction offuly t e w best, ated Is. to 2s. per qr. 051 tbedanm n e~ t~ 1 the Oats continue to attract very itte otc a d a l ts possible at our quotation L More moneyIisked * there being very iew of the old toeign let for sale, a a1o1rery weather prevents the ...

... PORT OF H-tLL IMPORTS. Prrni t(h 12th to I, 18thi Dc., AcM ine' Ringkjobing, of Ringkjobing. Ankersen, from Wor- dimgborg D 60 4 mer-396 quarters rapeseed. WV. C. Good, agent. Prince Leopold, of Holl, Allison, from Rotterdam, D. 106, 6 men-G8 mats flax, 100 bundles hoops, 90 tons linseed cakes, 27 tons oak bark, I case conteits unknown. The Master, agent. Thetford, of Ilull, Oakes, from ...

... I 'r1 1 E' M A It I E T S, &c. LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Nov. 7.-There has been a fair demand for Sugar and tie sales amount to 120 hhds. B.P. at very rull prices. ln Bengra Mnauritius, or Foreign there are no sales to report. N o sales f Molasses are reported. The business done in Coffe is aple confined to British Plantation, consisting of 100 t bri clean ordinary to towvomiitdleng Jamaica, sold by ...

... .ttp ingt Eteflt¢tftce. _ - -~c , 0 F1 f ' THURSDAY. AUG 27 JI Edwin, from St-John's, N. B. at Dublin E I James and Thonsas, Pearson, fiori SavauiAh at Sydney, GI Cape Bretn a yny rhetis, Harper, fro ...

... Intportd. EAST INDIES. London, Ball, fm Mauritius, with 2638 bg sugar, Barclay Brothers and co.- 1019 do, 17 bI cotton, 600 hides, 1 bx toys, Dudgeon. Balleny, an4 co. *185 Ig ebony, J Aikin ?? 798 do ...

... ?Th?vket?. | LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, February 24, 1835. We have no alteration to nete in the prices of Grain thiS week, nor any improvement in the demand. The supplie' from Ireland continue ...

... . Kibmpvvf.Vrfrtd Currmt. ly M THURSDAY, JANUARY 1S, 1835. V. The business of the port is in a healthy state ; Colonial I the stock of the latter article in importers' hands was never ie Produce, part ...

... Mxr4itd, - I .1 LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, T- aday, July14, 1851, Considering the advaleed period of the seasOn, our sup- plies continue pretty liberal from Ireland, and of English Wheat we have receive ...

... W§7?'?M:7 '-s-%;'. TR .9 \ - ft -#lIlj!.:l R? V. T . . 0 - - )--z N . .-Teehas beets a bletter attendance af fliinaert to this day's market, and a fair shew of wheat which seats, very dull salesat last %veek'a p~cei;, the'Ondat~oionortbie W&&4,' only very middlingj an~d: the weather jmuch aping~ waha is and ot anyof' l~h~~ rtfce oferng.Thset bes~t tnlng qoaltle ofBarey ae n dman, epecally the ...

... tere Tfur Woor, TRAsoC, Lonfdon, Tlnisd',-lo Fveaing. sti tess There is not quctie so mnuch business doitsg here 'its this article. taco s halrt ?? arrivals this week have been as follows :-Proml ferissany oito! 4154 bales, frosts New Souths Wales 91-6 bales ; and frons Ilins have o is sia liii bales. Prices are maintained. No public sales Isace ore-f yet busts assesssead. . ,ftie cold Tsta ...

... r~ux DO \t i:~ Z;? VTAjl,i.4y, iJ'. . ?? C. AD Ihe -i ?? of ciisnoi. iir I.. in ib.Ie. Cr LU' ,!L t oe £oim. ,einosioier>i 4'on, I, i4.n;lii7ltoiit-.if00. h ;not:n. It \lili;l''l' ll1am, of 2. Ilell yell!, flctcs,-comoloo ill nile cfit5 ii Lendill, mollet ,otixilnr, Ii. 0. tI -or. Drec. II, :!t 1, t:id J I. i.et 21.-AttS. FuCllelr end1 WlhelLtteY, 4:1, N:be i loer, t- ctl-ntz roil I. 0%Ll ii ...