... 01 ity NOY. I1.-The Import of thevweek is 12,101 bags, namely, in- 6365 from ther United States, 2944 from Brazil, and 27s2 from on the West Indies. The sates rf the woek are 32,810 bags, of ins which them are taken on speculation, 5100 Amnerioan, 150 ore Pernambuco, 200 Egyptian, and 1401) Surat; and for exeort to 3s0 American, and 400 Surat. P ioes am advonce id. per lis- lb. for the ...

... = - it=fi== d- 7 1 q LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, I; MONDAY, NOV. 6. List week, the wind being adverse, there was a small ar- rival of all kinds of English Grain and Floar; of Irish Oats Ithe quantity was tolerably large. The trade dtrinhg the weak 1 ?? Monday's pricsfor evory article. . This morning F the fresh supplies of all deseriptions rf Corn are again short. The Wheat trade haa further ...

... Corn MVaiketq. y - M riA I..i LA , Nim v.il:IV ctbertn 0- ?? the ?? country mtarket.s ?? as) ilprovement il ?? villue of the better de i scriptions or ihent or trout Is. to :s. per quarter, especially of .i dry newt quiality, IoCisioiied by the IliniteIt atinitie of the stp. y plies frocll t lie fal-nmev,,, whose at tetition is w ?? ted to getting their seed itu) toe! gieteld, an oipraltiot ...

... Cattle fiariket,. ShirTH0IFretrX, NMeceaday, Oct. .90-We had a very plentifulI stipply nfblensts asto numbers. but it ewas chiefly Cortinpn ref those of very Infertor quality ;coansequrenetly telare W43 3 somle- what Inecreasedl inquiry fur prune beef, at folly. but we can quote nothing beyond, our lair week'., prices ; whilst the Toid- dling and inferior kinds wcere exceeelit.gly heavy fin ...

... Minius ElitelltosCe. The Forfarshire steam ship arrived at Dundee from Hail on Friday night, at eleven o'clock, in twenty-eight hours. She passed a srmaek-rigged vessel, sunk about a mile to the southward of Coquet Island, vvith only' mast- head above water.-.square sail and gaff topsail set. The Captain hauled in, to see if any of the crew were on the rigging, but it appeared she was ...

... tr, November ,1- Fax-The demuand conti- MnIes lsnguid, andi no prospect of anv advance, notvith- standing it is now evident that we shall have a shnrt im- pertation, nithooll a number of cargnos are still expec-t- ?? cnnequence of the Iieavy stocks of Yarns, antd eant of domand, prices of tosv 'warns have given way a ?? have been Iess in demand this week thin last, when there was rather an ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCB. DRAL, Nov. Jr, -Vind N.E. to S.F., variable ?? :. with rain and tieet. The homeward bouind have 't(loreold r; . river. Two br6s from the WSt:Ward and a schn.on.r rnm ?? have analoredt th:s morlilug.--everf p m., wind HN.A,, .:y!t Ltrt, and thick weat),er. Pt)RT.MOrtTlf, ?? If-ii.-od N.W,, 1ine.-Arrive:1 cif i., ~.e James it rris. fromi Qoebec. PLYSrHOL, Nov. 1l$.ijnd'H.N ...

... l)NI A i h 1 -1 j.. CORN EXCHANGE.-We haven ri ttilli'i'isivspply of all Grain thi~s niornirig. NVheist is almost Is per quarter. Iiwer than sin A'loinday lis~t.-1t Barley tlere isq little '11,,i, allel tils G tam nisy al'o lie quoted at a slinmia r ?? tlie Out trma 'I there ia little to riot ice, arid We Ca S quote no cli inc it, tit,! vaitie of thist Grain from our last t ?? i, Very dull ...

... ILaouban. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. BsnkStock -. 215 1tdia Stock 267 rhree per Cent. Red. 923 tedia B onds X3 38 Threc per Cent.Consols 3Annuilios(Jan.1860:4 1t5-16 Ditto for Accou.nt-__ 95Do. New (ditto?- - Three and ?? -|Do.(Oct.1855) - Do. Redue d- IOn% tio. Jan. 18805'- Do. do. New - IM DOt1 . (Oct. Bi8)- Four per Cents. - ?? F.iehequerl3iiis- 43 52 irish Bank ...

... LONDON MARKETS.-FRIDAY, NOV. I,, 1837 G uA MAfIlIEz.-We had a fair quantity of Wheat from Essec at to day's market; but fron; Kent very little was offering. The c0rndi tion of the new continues to improve, and several of the parcels or sale to-day were in very good order. The trade, ?? 'was cx tremely dull, and very little busiuess was done; the ?? sales made realized about the same prices as ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING 'I'HE PAST WEEK. ( rid7yaedfiom the MluarLane ha'press, !fMonday ovember 13.) The supplies of Wheat throughout the week have been amo- derate, and the quantity of saumples offering Wednesday and Friday were extremely limited ; dulness pervaded generally. and if sales had been forced, lower rates must have been sub- mitted to than on Monday. Bonded Wheat is leld ...

... ?? HAlEIALD.E The rrivl O ~ ~ N I, hlkdMM, Mc'C. 20. It- Th arrival of Wllhoft -and Floor durling the palst weel hnsg otf ben on t0 swhole tolerably'large ; thoi-gh the supply of AWlhelat in thrs mnornilig svas but niodelortc, the triwde, loweCver, COInthlUeS d.ull, owillg to the ordinary quality and condition of most of the sr s-inpieS, and Sueih Can only be got off at a reduction of from Is. ...