... FOREIGN 31ARTETS. The most recent advices from the north of Europes t'C- the weather bad been unsettled, but that harves- oper-ietons were nevertheless drawing to a close. As to the yield and aua:tvo the crops, the reports are yet extremely a -ue. Ir the reih bourhond of Dantzic, Konigsberg, and eremel, Tnorer inappur; to have fallen than farther to the southward, and lmoreiaers Rostock, of ...

... IL?u?On. TUESSDAY1, OCTOBER 29, 1844. STOCKI FXCUA~NGE: YESTERDAY-Ax HOIDAY. Irish Bank Stock . ?? 08. THE: OPENING OF THRE NEWF ROYALI :EXCHA\NGE BY HER MAKJESTY. This .auspiciouS and tranl5 national event took place this dayr, pnrsuant to the previous aiiantteffeftt wvhich wed have froma tine to time partially det~ailed in our columns. The nw20rinh). at seven o'clock, wvas bright and ...

... Aaritelo. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Nov. 25. We had a moderate supply of Wheat from Essex, Rent, and Suffolk; the condition of a great part continues indifferent, the best samples being scarce, are saleable at fully the terms of this day se'nnight, and anything below is very difficult to dispose of. There is little demand for foreign, which is held at last week's quotations. Fine malting Barley is ...

... I?Ta??t0h | LONDON CORN EXCH{ANGE-Nov. 11. l |There walS a lar~ger supply of Wheat from Essex, Kenxt, andi ISuffolk, than we have received for several wveeks, and the condi- Ition was mater~ially deterioratud by the damp weather, which mnade it rather difficult of sale, at a decline of is. per quarter for the best as well as the inferior qualities. Foreign was in fair demand, but the high ...

... wabal littelligMe. Portsmouth, Jan. 6. The Bonetta, 3, brigantine, Lreutenant-ComUandtder E. E Grav, bas arrived at Chatham', where she is to be paid off. Pretions to her leaving the coact of Africa, the Rapid, 10, Lieutenant-Commiandor E. C. Erie, had captured a Brasilian brigantine, named the Terrata io. with 29t9 alaves on board. which arrived at Sierra Leone on the 27th November. Two other ...

... Aleiandria, Marcb 20. The effects of Gree trade -in Egypt Syave been str.ongly~felt by the great' sclidity which ?? eousted in the cotton rnatket,-duing' ibelaist three wee~ks. rhis staplee has 'beenariting here in; numerous small parcels, biionging to private indivitduls, and is- ageriy bought up'b~y she' meacants' wh13o, for th'efirtt time on recordi, have it in their. pirwer 'to choose tie ...

... p-arkno. SmiTHrzsELD, April 5. - To sink the MN per stone of 8Zs, 8eef- .2s 2d @) 3. 164dHeadeofC2Wetbt21 - Mutton. ..-2s 6d ?? 4i 44 ?? ?? 4d . 4s 24 Sheep&adL 3=b5-- ?? 3sd ..49 4d ?? Lamb- . s 2d 6s 10d ?? Kirkaly Corn MN1arket, AMf6l 6 Here, to-day, the suppliesof all kinds Cf Gr23 -I t than on ay. previous day this yeara ?? there is scarcely any difference ier its value. 26 were ...

... EEADDINGT(ON CORN 'MIARKIET, dARCIII 4. ThIe suiplp of ri :at anh o ats tesdeg se ts rialter hart l r, a enec ' beans larger, ar id arl-y ,n arrce. Sate ser. icr . %i ' ,:I. ; : and vuerar`e 7id. u,. Jtrrli-y ls. Vd. d1r , nt tlie air race, arA as tait nearrey, liar tel, -, 1-,: qrs.; at, qrs. solr. Oaets. 47a; -ir- ' qrs. sold. lieans, ',re rjrs. I qi r (jrs. sold. lPea, 10 qr. -I A a rl 30r ...

... _ Wedses-dy Esensag. FT - The Stock Marlet remains rery firm, and there is dirapo- pe sition still further to support it, notwithstanding the present tel high rates. The Commissioners have bought about the same bli armount in Console at 984, and the lowest rate for this stockL has pe been 964. There are several bets depending upon Consuls touch. sh ing par within a given period. and Liso upon ...

... MONEY MARKET-TJIE CURRENCY. .y ?? Fromi thle Tirnze&) ve Friday Evening. 3 A fall of more than I per cent., which has occurred wvithin these few da's in tonsols, and that after a steady uninterriujpted rien of several 'xeeles duration, has created very general alarm, end set all the capitalists ulpon an inquirv into the cause of so very a- unexpected a everse. The inain fact is. of course, ...

... Manclhestpr.-There is a good and iteailt;v bhesinese going on in cut- staile mnarkets, and both cloth and varn are steaeds iprices, lvith ver N light stacks; itlneecd many are ?? unudrr corntract. Botll SpiIll's anld mianst acturet-s at e n-ro in a bett er ?? than tite, bate kinwn tot sonme trite; siece, thoutti thI raw ittaterial CeOi n aeS to (ikel ie. net ?? the 1w ?? ni-es d ig, lricces ...

... Arrlivple tl \rn!Mna tan Cow es, Nov. 10.-Arrived, the MariaStisanosh Hendrika,from in Amsteram to Batavia, vith loss of bowsprit. cutwater, &c., hav- i ig been in cotact, on the 1ith inst. off the Dutch coast, with a led vessel, name iinknoIwn, which it is feared foundered with all hands. ur. The Flora, froin NcwpI)ort to Hanmburg, and the Rena, from Cadiz I it to Hamburg, have put in here, ...