... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY, October 30th, 1843. Our supply of wheat during last week was pretty good for the season, and this morning the Essex stands were well filled with samples; the condition, however, was somewhat affected by the damp weather, this caused rather a dull sale, so that the finest dry samples only sup. ported last week's prices; all other descriptions were dull n sale, and ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tuesdday, Octobr 31, We continue to receive good supplies of Wheat, Oat,, Flour, and Oatmeaa from Ireland. Of foreign produce, the principal importirs are 2,778 barrels of Flour fron Canada, and 520 barr rrel from the United States, and a carge of WheatW fom Odeas. There has been scarcely so good a e.. snand for Wheat during the past weak,-speculators h avo purchased ...

... Newcastle Corn Market, Oct. 28.-We had a very large supply of wheat at market to-day from the growers, and fair arrivals coastwise; the whole of which met a moderate demand, on similar terms to last Saturday. In the value of free foreign samples also, no material alteration can be quoted, but the business transacted was to a limited extent. Oats were in fair supply, and taken off at late ...

... SlUPPING INTR'LLICENC H. LoteinNt, Nov. 4.-Wind thle dey at noon mouderate breeze front 'I CO.t Woi n. Senps .t S.W., light airs with P ~' slight t1oto. Torslr 4 rrG . 21,-TitoSylphi, from Llverpoeol to Frederietstildt,t' Iris b`epit wricikd orl thle liar; crewv sats'edl.11kWf~hbez. De]AL, 75W.- 3t-WRilri Unt. 1W.; pat StOW.,foudandt Anei. P Arrived tile Williani Ingbis from Hlomburg ...

... l'jO).N MARWETS, MONDAY. CO RN EXCIJANGE.-'Th1u' .spplofresh up to this morniag's -rkhet lens fooo'i f` Wheat frorn Essoe-t and K~ent, Ieing rather lonri'friow A'eit thoan for, ootie wtet/'s pool. Of Spring Corn the itj'itoIN r.,iithi're modoeratte, and the demand behij, ratiter neh.higher 1,rke~ are the constjlenee. W'heats hane been, 1./no ~Ir iai Is. abov, thou? of thtis ldnsY week, hot the ...

... The week's import is 5,265. The stock previously was el 725,217. The sales this week are 18,280, of which 3.060 are on p Speculation, and 200 for export, leaving a stock of cotton in the to port of 716,-62, which is 2lo,35 bales more than at the same time 64 last year. The stock of American is 523,709, being 213,282 p_ bales more than at this period last year. The apparent Gs weekly ...

... ANx1TI-CORN LAW MOVEMENT. ay GREAT ANTI-CORN LAvW MEETING AT COCKERNIOLITII. self The western division of Cusbebrlandblis 11 pronounced' in favour Of der Free Trade. Upon that question Sir James Grahlamn need not now 'or inquire what will ?? say at Cockermiouths ? The answver was her given on Tuesdayweek, on the request of Mr. Cobsten. Ithad been hrannounced that Mr. Cobden and Mr. Bright ...

... k'IiUE;6 OJ4' COALS 1N LONDION. MONDAY, OCT. 30. VWDNESDAY, NOV. I NEWCASTLE H. d. S d. B. d. S. 6 Adair's Main .. 14 0 to -_ 14 0 to - Charlotte .. . .. to -- 18 0 to - Elm Park .. 18 6 to 6 O to - I't arr's 16 6to -- 16 0to- Ditto Fenbam .. 15 0 to -- to - Ditto Nelson's .. 16 0 to 16 0 to -- Ditto Ravensworthl 16 0 to 16 0 to - - Ditto Taylor's .. 16 0 to -- 16 0 to Ditto West .. 16 6 to ...

... 3a.XSTOY ZIMPORTSB. In the Dochfour, fronm Quebec: Beeston and Co. 202 pas pine, I0 pce ash, 31 pas birch titaber, 29 hund I qr deals, GO bund I q- staves, 144 handspikes, 4 fioths lathlwood, I ditto firewood In the Louis, from Archangel: Barnes & Co. 481 brls tar, 100 ditto pitch, 3570 mate; Order, 78 deals,'95 handspikes In the Standard, from Vill Viciosa: Fox& Co. taot buabs nuts In the ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY IRTELLICENCE| CITY. FaIDAY EVENING..I Much as we dislike to progaosticate coming evil, rwe Cannot Vorlemplate the long continuance of a steady supply of money, atthe present low rate of interest, together with an active de, masd ir our manutacturing districts, witbout feelitgs of inter. 1sl toisgiving. Such an aspect of affairs presents a pheno-. meson utterly ...

... A NEWV BUBBLE COMPANY. I[FROM TIIE 5 oy .MnBER NUM1JER OF MARTItN Cflllz- ZLENVIT.iI *'ales Dleinterested Loan and Life iasut- The Anglc-n- , existence one morniug, not fl ance Company started ' m :any, ruriiii F aolene iafant institution, but a grown-UP ° .- at a great pace, and doing businc0Ss riht the Westfwled sd braeeh, in a first &GYor, over a tailor's at the rity c mn rbe town, and ...

... L ?? LEEDS CORN MARKET. OG OCT. 31.-We have a good arrival of wheat and barley at to- P day's market. Wheat meets a slow demand at Is. to 2s. per _ quarter decline. Oats fally as dear. Barley is a slow sale at lormer prices. Beans rather dearer. PRICES CURRENT AT THE CORN EXCHANGE. C WiHEAT-Eseexand Kent ?? Old 52 to 56 White b6 to 58 D ?? Do. Do. l.o. New 63 to 54 Do. 56 to 69 8 ?? and ...