... EXTENSION OF FREE TRADE PRENCIPLES IN AMERICA. A+ t tl. A- --11 1 Tn l a A1,. B 'r 1A 1- ?? At the general Elections the Free Trade and Demoeratic unl party were everywhere suceessful.. They have iiow a Free in Trade Executive, and large majorities in both house of the boa Legislature. For the first timef all branches of the State are in harmony on this subject. They have at the same time a ...

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... f4l , ) ? On ?? imminent nature of the renewed rumours en on the Tn1lislr question again, caused 4oelsut fluctuations in di *r the Uiklish funds, and Cons5ols at one tiree in the day touched L in a quotation nearly 3 per cent, below t1ce ?? to which they n bad recovered on Saturday, Upon the 'authentic announcement that the Sultan had been reeommended by tile Grand Council of the Turkisl ...

... fouboll ? parket, Helps. MARK LANE. M110N~ y ?? accounts from France received to-day are impor0tant: they state tint 'the Government had decreed that the ti.me eriginally fixed for the prohibition of the export of gmain should be extendedl te the 3slt JUly, 1854; andjfarther, the export of Potatoes had been forbiddeti. There was a good atndane at Mark Lane this mIenrning, but buyers acted ...

... . 'Ct ?? I 0 -33telli , . . fleliff. - ? Ox TuxsnDxi the English funds were rather more steady, but the tendency of speculation was still in favour of a fall, Consols opened at 915 to ;, whence they advanced to 9 J The general tenonr of the foreign news throughout thei day was not regarded 'is re-assuring, and a decline subsequently took place to 911. Towards the close, however, the market ...

... MA- ?? mA ?? Qk4 PORT PENE}HYN, BA-NGOR.-.ArriVedS , the Harry, Mcllam; Robert, Joes; Thomas Mason. Owens; Margaret, Thomas; Ann & Laura, Grif- fith; Vine, Ellis; Alice Ann, Evans; Rival, Thomas Surprize, Thomas; Eliza & Catherine, Jones; Vron, Owens, Talacre, Owen; Mlary, Sloan; Concord, Williams; Rose in June. Evans; Venerable, Jones ; Herbert, Tho- mas; Gleaner, Hughes; John Knox, Evans; ...

... Afirtorillturf'. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. r The weather since the commencement of the month has been very similar to that experienced at the corresponding F period of last year, and the land is now in nearly as unfit a state for being worked as it was then. The primary cause of the shortness of the breadth of wheat eown in the autumn of 1852 was the excess of wet, and we appear at present to ...

... - COAX 07 ii , _ LtVERPOOL, Sep. 27.-There are fair arrivals rajlorted of foreign, wheat and Flour this week, but imrall of other articles of the grain trade.- The weather, for two or three days, iias been rough and tempestuous, but it only temporarily suspended harvest operations, -as yesterday being fine, they were renewed with vigour in the Nor. thern Counties. Considerable excitement has ...

... ,(r 0 City, )atelfiance. i On TUESDAY the funds remained steady, with little fluc- uw tuation. Consols for money 92 for the 10th November. New 34 per Cents., 9243 92j; Reduced 3 per Cents., 904 90i; le Bank Stock has fallen to 212; India Stock, 2454 249; India R Bonds, 2s. dis.; Exchequer-bills from par to 4s. prem. There was little done in Foreign Stocks. Mexican 3 per Cents. are w improved ...

... Itate Of trobe ?? The accounts of the state of ?? in the manufac- turing towns daring the pdst week showv great general steadi- ness, the ill-tidvised'strikes of' the operatives having caused a- limitation of'ptoduction at the precise period when the markets 0 most required's lessening of supplies. S At Mancltster transactions have taken place to a fair ex- tent, and ptices are Without ...

... foubat:0 tt wet . I orh MO ? e MAR LANE. MlONDAY.--At this morning's moarket there was a small eshow of wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and the quantity offering from Lincolnshire and that n~eighbourhood was'not by ni any means large. The dondition of the samples was injuriously affected by the humidity of the atmosphere, and the quality was indlifferent. Millers were conseunl ahrcuiu i ...

... I LIB~RP00L, October 11i.-The imrports of grain and er; nare larger than for tO lunigtbl of ti,11, ted to Ireland Hnd on. Castwie amont t 1ab0ul 7:000 qrs. wheat, 1 1,580 barrels and 5,586 eat-ks offdour, and 1 ,4-.12 firs. Indial or.The exports to Poroi-ni lorte are 820 brls, end 1.824 slte. flour, atid 395 ii ?? of eoac, The trade doring liii J~Eircel li: ha been quiet, uith a ioodorately ...