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... II-,ping Iteligente. 091rnnxrv n'W T-TTO T Ile PORT OF HULL. er FOREIGN ARRIVED.-THUSDeAoY, Nov. 16.-From Husum [I a -Ingeborg Anne Kirstine, Anthuniesen.-FRhoAY, 17.-From ,lid Ronigsberg-Catharina, 1'antlsier. Readers-Anna Margaretha of Kirstire, Java., Copenbagea-Caniopus. Jensen. Cronstadit- W Robert and Ann, Mather. Middlefalhrl-Msarina, Linademann. W 'Io Norbury-Maria, Krohn. ?? (a), ...

... 1 LONDON CORN EXCIIANGE, MONDAY, NOV. 20.- The returns of English Wheat in the past week shew very moderate arrivals, while the supplies of all other din Grain have been limited. The number of samples of u ahome-grown Wheat fresh up from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, being comparatively trifling, and the attendance Ise, of both London ansi country millers good; the demand Ind i for that article, ...

... WILL IMPORTS COMMAND, EXPORTS ? r ?? ,:a l-. . --l .2- .. - - I it If an opportunity was ever olffordcd of briaging to a 1l1 nt practical test the asseriopa cf the manufactiurers-that I 17 imports would necessarily command exports, and that Wa 9o the intreo.cttiot of foreign corn wonld carry off our I is manufactures, it occurred itl the periods betwvon the CW or Ist of November, 38I1, ned ...

... 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 ...

... .- -- - ?? A.-. - ?? - _1- 1 --o - - A - - ?? Is - ?? - - - I' {f r- LONDON CORN MARKET, MONDAY, Nov. 3Tru.- Last week the arrivals of most kinds of Grain up to this market where somewhat on the increase, and of fair average'quality. The receipts of fresh English Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, were eom- paratively trifling. This, together with the an- nouncement of a Government contract ...

... Ar_ - __ ?? - T. - u_- NOVEMBER 8.-It is again our pleasant duty and to report favourably of. the condition of the woollen trade. ;en- The activity, not speculative but steady, which we no- We ticed in our List monthly report, has continued almost and unabated, throughout October; nor is there yet any try. decisive appearance of slackening. The truth is, that nee whether owing to the guarded ...

... The week's import is 4,130. The stock pmrvionsly was 693,171. 'The sales this week are 301.5nc0, of wihich Ilist arec on speculation, leaving a stock Of cotton Inow inl the port of b77,7I2J. which is 2_11.3127 bales more than at the samse time last year. The stock of Americanr is 4751.825, being ~11.1144 bales more than at this period last year. The apparent weekly consumption up) to to-day is ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET. 2 TURSDAY, Nov. 14.-We have a moderate supply of Wheat s and Barley; that of Oats and Beans continues very limited. I; There is a firmer feeling exhibited in the Wheat trade this - morning, and a lair amount of business has been done at last week's rates. Barley is only slow of sale at ls. per quarter lower. Oats and Beans fully support former prices. . PRICES CURRENT AT THE ...

... a i - ,SS- v l K v v - - ?? ?? ?? - -- ?? I LEEDS CORN MARKET, NoV. 14TH, 1843-The arrivals of Grain to this day's market are smaller i than last week. There has been a good demand for Wheat, and last week's prices fully supported. Barley has gone off slowly, and ls. per quarter lower. New Oats and Beans continue scarce, and prices fully as dear; Old Oats little alteration. THE AVERAGE PRICES ...

... LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING. a ROYAL EXCHANGE, Lotdon, l7tursdky Evening. t TRADE WITH CHINA.-Accounts from Leipzic state that O important consigerments of Saxon manufacture had been forwarded P to China, amounting in value to 200,Qno dollars, and that several t hundred persons were interested in the speculation. It would appear t from this and other movements that there is scarcely a ...