... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LaEDs CoRN MARRET, OCT. 31-The arrivals of Grain to this day's market are larger than last week. There has been a very slow trade for wheat, and prices from 19. to 2%. per quarter lower for Noew; Old has been heavy sale. Fme heavy Barley no alteration, but all other descriptions are rather lower. Oats and Beans have fully supported last week's prices. TIHE AVERAGE PRICES OF WHEAT, VOE THE WEEK ...

... GORN AND CATTLE MARKETS I -WAKFILD CORNMAKT - c~`k YESTERSDAY, NOVEMBERt 3. en There is aL good arrival of Wheat, hut only small ofote atce The Wheat trade baa been slow, -ypt a fair exotent sr, of business has been done, at a reduction of ls.,per quarter oh noon such samples as are not in good condition-; the better 5d6 r Id- qualities nearly support their value. Barley is heavy &)l, ITbut ...

... BANKRUPTS. Ir Alt the Afeetings of Cormmissioners in Mtddkjrex are hed at the \ ComnisRiOner-.s' Court, Basiuhatl Street, L0,onon. a FARR ANT John Broom Leman, of Maidstone, in the county I ir of Kent, agricultural machine maker, to cur. Nov. 9 and Dec. ?? = 5, at half-pw. ...

... :or -w London, Tuesday Evening. le, SUGArt-Holders of British Plantation have again ac- at cepted rather lonwer prices for the inferior sorts, and the mar- ly kes is withont activity: about 40o hhds. have been sold. The od public sales have consisted chiefly of S,754 bags .Mauritins, 2,724 et bagsBengaland215 casks Bengal molasses. Nearly all the sugar was (lisposed of, but went off very ...

... multrupto, Wic. t From tile Gazete of Ticrod-ev, Oet. 31. BANKRUPTS. Henry William Morley, tailor, Dean-street, Soho, to i surrender Nov. 1O, at one, and Dec. 1I, at two, at the i ?? of Bankruptcy. Mr. Lckibigton, iffioial assginee, ColemanUstroat Buildings; Meesas. Ri7.on and Sonl, asolicitors. Jewry-81rcet, Aldgate. John Phillips, tailor, Hail-court, Old Bread-street, nLodon, Nov 10 at ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, Ocr. 31-The arrivals of Grain to this day's market are larger than last week. There has been a very slow trade for wheat, and prices from Is. to 2s. per quarter lower for New; Old has been heavy sale. Fine heavy Barley no alteration, but all other descriptions are rather lower. Oats and B-ans have fully supported last week's prices. THlE AVERAGE PRICES OF WHEAT, OBR THE WEE& ...

... WOOLLEN TRADE.-NEW REGULATIONS. An act came into operation on the Ist of August last, t entitled 4 An act to amend the laws for the prevention of frauds and t ; abuses by persons employed in the woollen, worsted, linen, cotton, 6 flax, mohair, and silk hosiery manufactures; and for the further a securing the property of the manufacturers and the wages of the F t workmen engaged therein. This ...

... LONDON GAZBT'TE, TUESDAY, October 31. BIANKiRtUPTS. GltAND Robert, of Old Jervry chambers, in the city of London, merchant, trading under the firm of Howard, Grand, and Company, to sur. Nov. 10, at 12, and Dec. 13, at 1.-Sol. Crowder and Maynard, Coleman-street.- Pet. cr. William Sfand Low, of Abchurch-lane, stationer. LECIISNIE Lewis Celeste, of No. 11, Fenchureli-buildings, Fen- ...

... [Ina iree We have been much gratified by the perusal of a eat get letter from the pen of D)r. Harturg, referring to the position ne tess and prospects of China, and which evinces some study of to' Clan the question treated of. We subjoin afree translation : thE tese After awar almnost withiout exunipte,in whih a handful of Soldiers O cor urn and sailors, come from afar, obtaixeet the victory ...