... | CORN-MARKET-SEPTEMBER 29. e ! have had rather a liberal supply of English WHEIAT during the elotr, most ofwhicil has been cleared offduring previous market daysL 'PllO'dysstasd costianues steady this morninrg, and fine qualities are Orsyeleet-edtat quite as ood prices as beibre prevolled. Tleaupplies ?? 'WHEAT are again very considerable, as will Ise seen by the return below, and upwards of ...

... CITY. FRIDAY EVENING. The return of the Revenue furnisbes a topic for anything but, congratulation. Deficiencies in the Customs, Excise, Stamnps, Taxes, Post-office; in short, every branch of the Re- venue by which we usually estimate the prosperous working of society exhibits a falling off that sufficiently proclaims the miserable condition of our Home trade. The only impost exhibiting an ...

... LIVERPOOL MAflRRR7'S. COTTON MARKUT. ( Clion Or. 17.-There I:S nvt been tuclt tinaqiiry (orciten I r'. but the market has had a irnt tone and pro'i l-a' tatu tained for 2,000 bales, viz., 70 Marmilialaind t Ob ll gerla Sa4d, 300 Egyptian 6tyd to 7d, and the rmniardr AW 4'/ed to ol/4d. ' (Ti OCT. 18, ONtr O'CLOex.-As yet, the advice'P jall rarci America have not had any effeet upon tue ...

... 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 ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLICENCE. CITY, FRIDAY EVENSING. ENGLISH FUNDS. Increased activity has been observed in the English Funds daring the week, and Consols, after having reached 953 J, fluctuated nearly 1 per cent. on that quotation, and finally left off at9%i The causes of this decline have been variously aissgned., Not the least efficient was the rumor of a revolution haviag broken out ...

... LONDON CAZETTES. i COMSIN(From Tuesday's GAZBTSh Oct.24,1843.) COMMSSiO ined by the Lord Lieuteeant of the County of Second Re ~ Buckinghasa. C lo de to dbe ~iment of Bucks Yeomam-y Cavalry.-Lieutenant John Stanadebh aulmgout an o.Ceetslane, merchanteArtin~ al and B n, ric Cheshire, wiremanufacturersPaT- hareand Co.,aBrighto, rooo~r..affey and Jackrson, Queen YrstireeCepi, cto wsedname h.. ...

... SHIPPING IJTELLIGBNCO. LoN~orNr, OCT. c--Wind thir day ;it. aeon tight Lrcezes fromt b WA.N.WA.- It Iris rrrr rrd dninsi tsr, u'clo' k n or.,on] conl noes. DEAr., Sept'. '2-1. Wid 1% S-W. and W.N.Wi. fre~ti. OCTl. I.-- 'Rind Wt. NW. fresh bjrineer.-Arseivc tice WalIntoant- Jubarlra from Mi leb ao, Figaro from Ihtria anid ftilvd for Stockholm, John Clifton and Sorrrersetliltre froult Quebte', ...

... IONEY M1ARKET avd CITY NEWS. I S'ATURDAY. -We have received several letters on the subject of the late meeting in the I-all of Commerce, at Which Mr. John Abel Snuth presided, with the view Of pressing uponl her Malesty'~S government and thle East India Comnpany, tile importance of adopting more efficient mieans to obtain for the mercantile interests connected with India and China the advan- ...

... LONDON TRADl' RIPI)T'I'. VViInAY EVENtNOI.-SUO AR.-Thd puichases of that trade amount to about 1, 9t)U hiils eud tierees tbis week. There were not any public salee, but the maiket hba aheavy appearanee, and prices are tid to le lower than last Friday. Ihlt refined marliet lis also given way. Standard lumps are offered at 7ts l1, and brown grocery at 72s por cwt. g)O0 bags 13engal sold ...

... M ARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE.-FnRD.ar. Duringthepresent week we have received abhitus :l plies of most kinds ef grain. The stands being well 3.edi isith samples of both Engaish and Foreign Weheat, the demand jet all descriptions was heavy, at barely this day's prices. Biarey and Malt were very dull, but the rates were not considered lower. Upwards of 35,090 quarters of Irish Oats have co:re !s haad ...

... [FROM TlE 'ltIt lPOOL ALBIION.) The extraordinary activity manifested, of late, in our market, and the heavy transactions on speculation, have brought upon us the severe animadversions of a portion of the Manchester and London press. The gleam of prosperity which bho shed its ray over our depressed trade, instead of being cause for congratulation, seems to have raised the ire of the conductors ...

... ; * A VERY FINE THiNG-IF YOU CAN GET IT! - ; To 'THE SHER MAKER. Are ?? in favor of Free Trade?-Certainly. Free Trade must be a good thing. Is there any duty on-foreign Boots and Shoes ?-to be sure-there is. l*owv could we exist witbout itX Have you any objection to taking oftf this duty ?-Take off the duty 05 Foreign Boots and Shoes ? You mnust be insane to think of such a thing. wsy, gas it ...