... REVIEW OF THE rOREIGN CORN TRADE. (Froz ithe Same.) We have had several arrivals from America this week by packet ships, the latest bringing New York advices of the let September. The start in the value of wheat here was not then known there, 16 still trioes of flour had rather tended upwards in consequence of a falling off in the supplies. Fair qualities of Western canal were . then held at ...

... TIHE FUNDS. M11onday Even ig. A slight improvement in the French ?? cn.4ell Curt- sob tv roujpen at the adilvinced quotation-s of 9I tO for ?? Vandi 953 to r for January; but the rise was not maintained, and they almost imnmeiliately receded to the prices at which they closed onl Satur- day ald which hare been also the edosing prices of to-dyv-viz. 944j to 4 for money. and 945 to J for the ...

... SEIP NEWS. Arrived in the Clyde on Friday, the brig Mariner, (312), of - Glasgow, Russell, from Savannah, in 49 dais; sailed 5th nitimo, with a. cargo of timber, deals, and staves. Hlad variable weather -weinds N.E. to S.E. Came by the South Channel. The barque J Indus had arrived the day previous. Left loadingforLiverpool, D the barque Hampton of Grangemouth, to sail in two das half es loaded ...

... March 1S. TfseoIaLS FA7RIsBRy, M.D., and Banker and Sharebroker in Edinburgh. Creditors to meet in the writing-chambers of James BIn- ness, ?? Edinburgh. P2ith Mlarch anid 16th April, at two o'clock. March 20 S. &, W. AnDA & CouspsAxi wholesale warehomsemen in Glasgow. Creditors to neet in the writing-chanabers of .Mr John Mon- teith, Glasgow, co2th March and 20th April, at ?? o'clock. John ...

... SINP INEWS. ocmir otast a. Arrived in the Clyde, on Thursday, the shooner Freedom [113 tolls), iTvrer, from Maiseilles; Sailed 7th ult., with a cargo of adder anid sulphur, for Cl de. HIEd variable weather the latter part of the passage; blots ing very strong frown N.E. Came bh the South Chalinlel. Left the baltqlre James Ewing, Alai lond, loadting fo C1vde-would sail about W4th tlt. Spoke no ...

... Trhe transnctiono in West ibidia Sagsira have been rather limniled ?? wseek the salt'S tinounto tIn35 hhds. slild trcs.. brown St V iecyitr 17a iid. nlldditi g and giood middling Jamnsiens 44a to S. iiilid tling and good midtdlinx ye low lirbadnes. t9s to N =. No *ales niude In MailtLhlins -ugars.or in Wor t n I dia Molasses Ri fined Suears hove at fir sole at siealy prices; irowI onaveti 66 ...

... Arrived in the Clyde, on: Fiiday, the Mary Wylie. Wylie, lb. from Cronsladt, in 26 days; sailed IShtnlt.withacargoofhemp. § Experienced a rough passage-winds S.&W. Camneby the North or Channel. LeFt loading, for Liverpool,the 3litierva, Allan, to sail ere in a few days. rhe Arrived in the Clyde, same day, tics Bzitseh Qteen, Meiiklejolrn, lng from Cronstadt, in 29days; sailed 15th ult., with a ...

... ?IADDINGTON CORN MARKET, NOrEMNIR tE VIhn --nn r as 11 -i r no - __.x - - . The supply of all kinds of grain wts smaller to-,dty -han irn &I; r ket, with the exception of wheat. Srles of wheat w:r dih and s. grain *ick. VWheat, op 5aene as last market and iaSVrasne3,,1 glarley Isa ld and oats Ibd down on the average. I1rolec 4i qrs.t, qrs. sold. (tqots il 1trs., ,77 q.rs. sold. Beauis 21 qrs. ...

... The ordinary half-yearly nmeeting of the shareholders of this ?? took place on Wednesday, in Gibb's Royal Hotel. J. J, ?? Johnston, Esq., in the chlai. The CIrIxasIRaN, previols to dliving the reading of the report by the Directors, ~lve a ~tort review of their proceediugs whirl: i had talien place before Pni-liamnent during tile Irast s;ix months , which, though of' a chequered natire, had ...

... GLASGOW CORN EXCHANGE. OCTOBER 21. Tbhere v.as rasewed activity in the wbeat trade at the closeof lb, -telc; asnd to-day he market was very firn. Oats broulht Is, FAid barley fully 2e, per bll AdvanOce on last week's pricee. Wlheat .. .. E lish, per *40 lbs., old . 3ls Od to S3s Dd Scottish, do., old - - - 2 Pd - 3Ts Iri h. do. - 255s Od - 31., Od Foreigs - - - - - 295 Od - 4% rid Oats.. ,, ...

... THE CORN MARKET AND THE STATE OF IRELAD. (From the Economist.) By3y far the most important oonsideration in relation to the fiture price of w-heat, and the supply of food to the country, both to the | Imerch-ant and the mioLster, is the complicated and incongruous 1 state of Ireland. Ireland. in a state of famina, as far-as regards I her own resources, is nctually consuming mere than at-any ...

... IAGRtCULTURE. y Si 'WEEK. Si (From the Mark Lane Express of Monday.) Si g Taking into consideration the uncertain position in which the SI 0 trade is placed by doubts as to the manner and the time when the a corn law qnestion may be ultimately settled, business in grain has S been lately characterised by a degree of firmness which could S Y hardly, under the circumstalces, have been expected. ...