... N--MARKETS. FAIRS, &c. ?? , = Newcastle Corn Market, rom. 4.-Our again brought a very large supply f we farmers day's market, and we had fair arrivals coastwise, but the attendance of buyers being small, the trade ruled dull for En1glish samples, at a reduction of 2s whilst free foreign must be quoted Is per quarter cheaper than on Saturday. The finest qualities of malting barley commanded Is ...

... dijIPINVG 1Ni2BRLLMGlW B. Leatrners Nov. I.-Wind this day at nOOR light breeze from the A eastward and cloudy. It rained hard last iright. h vr JntvSrx, OCT. 10.-A boat, about '20 foot long, marked on thenti transom James Can.ard, Liverpool, with a light coloured oatto h and a flag painted on each bow, bas been pricked lip near this Island. Wt flsIsEFost, OCT. 31.-The Edward of Stottin, from ...

... I f jIIARKET and CITY NEWS, MON DAY. oinjt .tovk bartkq have been ceiling New Ti'e ' {11lib, llthalos caused a flatniess in .fr 1,tthe 'Bank broker bought £20,0oo 1Wn a 01 account of the savings banks. At 01uef tisitess Cotusols are quoted 961 to t, - ncatu ttoone -. Bank Stock, 1801 } t Cents. Reducid, 95; the Three- 1 ble fluctu ace on to- tin Wst ogre ccsa}asin bh ny the nes iolh Ck-oiagthn ...

... BankruPtsa | J. Smith, Liverpool. draper, November 16 and December 15, at eleven, at the Coart of lBankruptcy, Liverpool. Mr. J. Cazenove, official assignee, Liverpool; Att. Mr. Dodge, Liverpool. G. I. Crowther, Warrington, stationer, November 21 and December 13, at one, at tilo Court of Bankruptcy, Manches- ter. Mr. R. P. Hobson, officialassignee, Manchester; Att. Mr. J. HIampson, Manchester. ...

... Tifli FIRIEWR'S JOURN |L[ EXETERMARKETS. every CAlTTLE IR ?? aos anl itmnseota mtarlict, 511 in, Irittie, would hoer, hoeor Ithought hy Agricnltnral trin,,rlyrs to 1)0, 011.1 of oor Int-errFairs, slici was the qootitvil it Soo-.-.firieo n i.ThinI col~istoii-l',il0, iiiw -riple r,,oil h-.i-.ii ur Dair. dilaictrioi.'irenitr, Is rmli Wi In iiil (Siloroil irho-t~ miiil oltlir 1-nios. tiil tu~t ...

... IT RADEs, CODZMM1LCZ, & ZNUtTr XCTU-Rs. I COLONIAL MVIARKETS. [Fremn the London New Price Current, Nov. 14.] e ScOAa.-The importers of British plantation sugar manifested d firmness: bright yellow and strong grey descriptions were in d good demand, and brought fall prices; indeed, iua somoecases, a small advance was paid, and more business would have been e transacted if the market had been ...

... MAtn1ET INTE:XIGENCE, LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MiONIDAY. We had a short supply of English wheat at this ?? ntarket. edthe Ceadition better than the last week or two. It was taken off tdreadily at last Monday's prices. Old foreign wheat was neglected, and in5 the business done very limited, but we notice no alteration in prices. ,es, Barley -et adull sale, at adechine of Is. per quarter from the ...

... he sat to by C., 2ss -re rs. of he ral by ItL in ng cli to ad a en ' a CORN EXCHANGE.---MARK LANE, LON.05N MONnAV, Oct. 30.-We had a good supply or n n Wheat for the season this morning; the weather is 11 Rngli 1 and the condition of the new Wheats (deteriorateri .wet parcels maintained last M~oniday's pricbes, hut all 01d;drI scriptions and also old foreign met a dull limited -.1 ' per qr. ...

... LIVERPO~OL COlN MIARKET. a. v ?? , VV,¶ ,JL'4N ?? ( Fromn Yeeterdeay's Liverpoci M~ercurwy.)j t kridop, Twlo o'clock, NYD. 3l,1843. The Wheat and Flour tarade since Tuesday hias been very quiet, The muarket continues 'care of Oats, and1 they have been held at full ?? has notI been quite so easy to purchase.-The atrivals from Ire. loads Oatmeal 29;, s atcks of Feloo }r. From Canada, 3100 3 ...

... SATURDAY EVExINo.-TALLOW-St. Petcrsburg vel- low candle is in fair deamand, at 42s per owt on the spot, anD 42's 6, to 4i's 9d for spring delivery. OILs.-The market has a firmr aplearance. Yesterday 100 tuns of Spe~rm were &cld in auction at £72 to £72 lN per tun, asd head matter £70 to ;£78 6Y tier tUa. 5o tuut outhernfetched £34 to £36 15s, duty paid. T13E MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. BRADFORD. ...

... CORN EXCUFA NGE Morudcy. Nov. 6. The present damp weather appears to have affected the con- dition of most of the samples of Newv Wlheat offering tlis morning, and the tirade is very sluggish, more particiiiarlyon this account. 'rhe supplies from the principal counties are modorate, and the millers at the commencement of business selected- some of the Sbest qualities, at about the same rates ...

... 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. ...