... IPSwicH, Oct. 10.-Our cattle market was very largely supplied with beasts and sheep, and a good deal of busi- ness doing, particularly in the store things, with little va- riation in the prices as on former weeks: beef, 6s. to 6s. 6d.; mutton, 6d. COLCHESTER, Oct. 7.-Wheat declined from Is. to 2s, per qr. upon the prices of last week, and sales dull at that reduction. Malting barley barely ...

... Or forth Shields,. October 3.-The Kingston, Storer, for Algiers Road, lying in our harbour, became leaky, but after discharging a portion of her cargo (coal), theo leak was found, and she will be ready in a shiort time to proceed on her voyage. - The Enchantress still remains sunk at the en- trance of our harbour. It is expected she will be rais- ed in a few days. -rl.san f.-revomu to the ...

... TRADE, COMMERCE, &e. Tsamnv 1'0 Tiotl EAS-'r-The ?? returns show a reanarlotble increase in thi, trlde to Chitita and the East Ildies, during the first nine months of tbe present year, as compared with the same periold of prcediog years. Tle exports gies ?? from fite p1rt o1 iverpmll, troum which nearly oll tile o uglisli manufactures for thoe tast aire sent. Tihe followinig aire the porticule ...

... :EiRZSTOrM M1POR1TS. In the Ganges, from Onega: Clarke and Co. 103 hund deals In the Vivid, from Xavia: Budgett and Co. 3000 boxes 2SO half-boxes raisins In the Bee, from Lisbon: W. Randle, 04 boxes 405 hf boxes grapes, 100 busha onions, 400 frails figs, I box pomegranates, 2 qr-casks wvine; Reed & Son, 2 ditto; Avery & Co. I bhd ocasks ditto; F. Palmer, 2 hhds ovine; J. Broadley, I ditto; F. ...

... THE COAL KINGS AND THEIR LAW- BREAKINGS. THE TRUCK SYSTEM. I We do not hear that the DuecE of HAMILTON has tt been made to eject the more than SIXTY females, in who are working in his coal works, at Redding, and Di to employ men in their stead ; or that the Carron Iron N Company have been forced to obey thq law, and dis- pense with the services of the more than ONE HUN-t DRED females that ...

... MONvEY iIMARKET and CITY ,VEIWS. There was a good eitent of money business tran, ncted to-day in Consols, and some demand haviri,3 been manifested for Mloney Stock in the middle (f' the day, the dealers took the opportunity of hari ing the market, as it is technically termed, whiU, caused a flatness, and Consols receded to 9'4; to tmoney; butatthis)rice g vers havingmade their appearance ...

... 3 The week's import is 7,091. The stock previously was li 812,619. The sales this week are 24.290, of which 2,5OO are on il speculation, and 700 for export, leaving a stock of cotton Hi now in the port of 8077.920, which is 273,211 bales more than at 4 the same time last year. The stock of American is 6051,155, 0 being 261,520 bales more than at this period last year. The 14 apparent weekly ...

... l The West-Riding- has nobly responded to the call of the Anti-Corn Law League ; the meeting of Saturday be- ing a moat triumphant vindication of the principlesrof Free Trade, having been attended by not only a Strong muster of the farmers, and farm tenantry of the West Ridinga but ofI the landowners. About a month sgo it was intimated by the Council of the Anti-Corn Law League, tisat a ...

... soe TIIUIRSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1843. of SUGAR.-The demand for British Plantation Sugar has been In only moderate, and tbo salesof the weekarecopfined to4 o hhde. ts West India, onchalf of which were Barbadocr, at esiady pricea Id There Is a gcod demand for the better descriptions of Bengal. of sd wbich ?? bags have realized stiff rates, whilst the ordinarY 30 qualities of white are negleoted, and ...

... j TRADE, COMMERCE, & IW2LNITFACTURDS. COLONIAL MARKET'1S. [Fromn the London New Price Current, Oct. 3.] Suoaa.-The demand wvasexceellent forall descriptions of West India Muscovado sugar for refining and saleable purposes; the Frt~b pid erefully equal to those of Friday: indeed, fine yel- lo n tog grey descriptionas brought an advance of Sd. per cwt.; the sales amounted to 850 hhds. and cres., ...

... DEDBY WEEKLY SMITHFIELD MIARXET, TUESDAY, Oct. 11.-There Was a good supply of Beasts at our market to-day. Sheep and Pigs an average supply. Beef and Mutton about 6d. per lb. Calves there was none. Pig', 6s. 6d. per score. Rough fat, 4s. per stone. DERBY CORN MARKET. FRIDAY, Oct 6.-We have a good supply of wheat at marketto-day, and the demand being limited, the few sales effected are at last ...

... moNEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE.' CITY. FinrAY EVNioNG. NQthwithstanding the realtsatlon of the predicted results of hie nCometasx, that consistent advocate of Conservative prin. oples, the Standard, coincides with us in believing the re. cent rise in the revenue of the country affords but little room for exaggerated expectation. Circumstances, which very largely coniributed to swell ...