... Agricultural anit lommertfal -F-Mauiets. air. cc re INSPECTOR'S WBEKLY CORN RETURN FOR HULL. h the QUANiTITIRS. AMO0UNT. run QR. 15 the 5 ?? I04gqr 7buah. £2752 14 41 £2 12 94 gt ing Barley ?? 180 0 244 I8S9 112 5 VilOats ?? 7 0519 0 017 0 ol ?? 00 00 0 0 0 hi ay Beans ?? 0 401 00 110I ol ea, ?? 0000 000 si ~er hi er HULL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov 7.-There has been very tt l.little business in wheat ...

... 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 ...

... R an- FR EE TRADE AND FREE TRADERS. In entering on this momentous question of policy, let us premise that holding a Government, be its form what it may, to be only safely tenable so long as the spirit of its legislation comprehends the interest of the whole community, we are by no means disposed to quarrel with the democratical tendencies of Cobden and his colleagues as mere matters of ...

... I From the London New Price Current of Tuesday, November 14. SuGAR.-The demand has improved for West India Sugar since Tuesday last; grocers and refinershave been purchasers to a fair extent, paying previous rates- in some cases, however, a slight decline has been sub- mitted to for brown descriptions; the quantity of sugar sold for the three market days has amounted to 1450 hogsheads and ...

... LONDON TRADF REPORT. SATURDAY liVIENI tU.-THA.-Thera was nothing do- ing, and the market continues to have a heavy appearance. About v,000 packages are advertised for tals on Monday next. TALLOW.-St. Petersburg yellow Candle is in fair de- mand, at 42s to 429 31 per cwt on the spot, and 42e 3d to 42' 6id for next year's delivery. A parcel of South American was yesterday sold,inauction, at ...

... --o 'REVIEW OP THtE LIVERPOOL COTrON MSASRKT FOR TIE WEEK ENfDINr NOV. 10. Early in theweck the market shlowed symptoms of returning ani- mnation, and prices experienced a trifling Improvement. The de- mand, however, has since become more moderate, but the quotations of last week have nevertheless been fairly sustained. The business on speculation consists of 2,700 American, 700 Surat, and 50 ...

... I: ' ;v#OtgCON EktIANG1It, I .) sridai,co o'rive OO, iovclnber 17, IB4 The Wheat trade has been firm sinee TUesday, but there has not been much ?? ani Oatmeal have been without change ...

... 11PRICES OF SHARES AT LIVERPOOL.-ThurssdaY. Railways-Bolton and Leigh Railway ?? 100 0 0 0 . 'Quatier Shares ?? 25 0 0 0 Birmingidm and Gloucester 100i 62 10 0 New Shares . ?? 170 0 00 Birmingham and Derby . 100 0 0 0 ThlrdtShares ?? 25 0 0 0 Bristol and Exeter . , 70 0 0 0 Cheater and ?? . 0 21 5 0 New Shares ?? 10 12 6 Cheltenham & Great Western 80 0 0 0 Dublin and Drogheda ?? 35 0 0 0 ...

... 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 ...

... sj, !'PS-RIcES LO>F S RES. MANCH.ESTER. . ~MNIESTER STocK ExCHANGE, NOVEMBIER 24, l843 ?? . - ?? Price perL Present Amt. - . ?? .Price per shares paid: ' ?? 17. Sabae. £. £. R~~AILWAYS. . £ . £ 10 00 Birmingham and Derby_ L6. 0 tos 52 .51 to .52 334 25.~ Ditto stew, issued at £8j4dis. 161- 174 16J- 174 iou J100. kirminglham-and Gloucester 59 -61 62 -LCA 2,5 :174 Do.j a hares, issued at £74 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...