... M - urketd, ,9 IRELAND. 10 (FROM OUB wOWN CORIneSFONDENT.) VO WaeVrford, NOv. 23l, 1843. J n1 The condition of the maiketa in this dietriot bas improved since t n my last, The change has been nearly general, as a decided a t e toration inthe pply has affected pricesinS.progressiveoraramr. tY The prinnipt arlutile In which an advanco Is obserrable may be * ;s mentioned as Oats of a superior ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, ent Prfday, Two o'clock, December 1, I8S3. tee The trade has been very firm since Tuesday, and Irish bat Wheat has been held for rather more money. Several hat 554s parcels of Foreign Wheat have been bought to go up act the country, and for shipment to Ireland. Some speci- rere lative purchases of Oatmeal were reported yesterday, at cles very full prices. few At THIS ...

... TIME WINfE TRADE. Tile followimt correspondence has just been published:- St. Swithin's-line, Nov. 28, 1843. it My Lord-We crave your lordship's reference to the Remorial we had the bouour of treisumltting on the 1st jret., since wbioh date we have received a communication from tbe Board of Trade, stating that tbe Dahe of Pal- mello was in error in supposing that the statements subi- mitted ...

... - ::OO ber4M uJ ?? = I itbewX §r-tt , ~ tit . oan THEs MOICURaY rwai-rnNE xcLlcsiynLry. tB, 30, 1843. H TIiUR sDAY, NOVEMb. * upon Barbadeoc of SUGiAR.-The demand continues-to a. 'ies At aucton fq which 701 hlishebads have bruaoulet very uil 11 4 half bold art b hojehehde 2Tiinalca awere . *fe Mr- The sales la tair prices, from S5s. 64. ?? upto67s ila 'rlioefnd utlltiv.' on of thei week ...

... Q.-Tk ovyipping lute(ligence. ch to PORT OF HULL. es HurtL, Nov. 24.-The Wm. Darley (5) ?? towed In the Div of Eolipse, smack, dismasted.- 27-Tibe Richard, Hardeatule, I from Shields for Lowrestoft. has put in here jith loss of anchor SRI rer and chain, and other ?? lelen, Laycucir, arrived str from Petersburg, has lost her ?? Yanden, ] Lowhlier, from Grangemouth fur Durdt, was in collision ...

... LONDON, NOVEMBRI t9. | From 17m Gazette ef Fsday, November 24. BANEAm Uls-Edward Locke and Alexandw Dixon Mills, Lawrance Pountacy-hill, London, and Redditch, Worcestershire, needle-manuacturers. WQ=i n Rolfe, Therfield, Herts, farmer and corn-merchant. Christo- pher leaf, Wood-street, Cheapside, London, ware- houseman. George Butcher, Holborhi~lfl, London, china and glass-dealer. 1ohn Sharp, ...

... MONEY MARKET AND STOCK INTELLI- I GE. CE. I | CITY, Wsr7Se>Av EvaNINO.. -The English Stock market ,leavesoffveryfirm. A fair amount of business has been trans- acted including somse purchases by tihe Chancery hr oker, who h tock from ]tlOOjWI. to 153,gtsl0. Csnsols at the advanced price of le~, which singularly cnough caused a trifling react6On, wh8O it ,became evident that the bbers were ...

... : ericdatura alb mi QConimertfal JIlaiets. In M in INSPECTOR'S WEEKLY CORN RETURN FOR HULL. is of QUANTITI1lS. AMOUNT. P'15R OIL. dei es Wheat ?? 2buh £09ext£ 1 Barley ?? 251 5 9 11 l1t ?? 46 0 38 1 0 010 61 Ing in Rye ?? 00 0 0 000 off he ?? 55 0'71 15 0 160 bel th Peas ?? 0 6120 240 %.7 as nof IHULL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov 28.-There has been very SRaI of little business passing ia any article of ...

... uelfaot Vi)tce Citartut. TllUrjSDAY, NOVEDIDER 30. GRAIN. WHHAT, Wbite ?? ?? per wt £O Io @£o0 11 0 Red ?? ?? ?? 0 99 0o g BARLEY ?? ?? .. ,, 0 6 0 -0 7 0 OATS ?? ?? ?? ?? 0 5 0 _ 0 5 10 OATMEAL .. . . 10 FLOUR, Superfine, (Belfast AMills) . 0 19 0 _ 0 2 First, or Bakers' ,, , 0 17 0 - 0 0 0 - Second ?? *. . G.. 01 0 6 Third ?? ?? .01S G _0 00 Fourth ?? ?? 0 8 6 0 0 o BR.AN ?? 0 05 0 0 ...

... M I ARINE INTELLIGENCE. . i -t BT' A }AA 7 _ , . A . - . - lorth ;bields, November 22-''Th Christopher Dovd, Cook, arrived here this evening from London, with loss of topmaast. The Russian Finland vessel Liberbas, for Marseilles, during a heavy squall this morning, par- tially heeled off the sanid where she was lying in our harbour, but did not apparently take damage, and pro- ceed. to sea ...

... STA-T OFTAE IVERPOOL. , . . .. .. I . . red There is no alteration in the general character of busi-tE F .ness, and considering that just at this period of theiyear M ing. dealers are unwilling to purchase more than their imme- Da the diate necessities require, we have no cause for' complaint al Kin tbisdepartment. Another speculative movement has co ingk n attempted in cotton, but the ...

... RoIlDon S-Harittto. CO)RN-EXCIIANGE, MONDAY, Nov. 27-We had a better supply of Enlish l ?? this mornilng, but nearly the whole in bad condition, and it sold at variouc prices accordingly. The few dry parcels maintained last Monday's quotations Foreign sells tit the ?? rates. A few selected parcels of Barley made 35s, other descriptions fully as dehr. White Peas la lower. Beans of all sorts are ...