... | 1 ?? CORN MARKETS. I RTD-tTn~T~rW.T+MVT>~TOl5 1 A1A1|F BIRM1INGHAMs, YESTERDAY. --Short supply of English wheat, which, was firmly held at last week's prices. Millers began by offering much less money, but could not succeed in effecting any reduction. Barley and beans Gd. to 1s. per qr. dearer. Oats and peas un. altered. MArCHESTERI, Yesterday.-Market well attended. English wheat slow sale, ...

... I The monthly meeting of the council of the chamber was held yesterday. at the office, Elxchange.buildiagg. Mr. P. H. Rathbone, pre- eident, in the chair. THE LATE LORD P&LUERSTON. The PaEUEmNT, in calling attention to the death of Lord Palmeruton, said the late preumier had been generally described as typically bad distinc- tively an ungliplhman-nota memberof this party or of that party, but ...

... I I FAMINE OR PLENTY? The queatirn whether we are on the eve of another cotton famine in this country, or whether there is a reasonable prospect of a good supply at moderate prices for the next six or nine months, is cne of such great iinportance to the holders of cotton, to spinners and manufacturerv, and to conenmere in gent sral, thut we feel no hesitation in returning to the subject in ...

... COMBLIHOIL. LIVERPOOL EIXOHANGE, IWZt1NI5DAY E VININGO. The reuent further decline in the price of cotton has attracted more buyers, and the sales have extended to 6000 bales; but still -operations are sparingly and cautiously entertd into, and prices have not been sustained. Refined petroleum oil has nearly reaohed an advance of Is. per gallon since the beginning of the month, when the price ...

... CORN AND PRODUCE MAtMM LONZoy WCo MAuKET, Friday,-There wag a tbin attendance to-day, and but little btisinees can be reportd In wheat Monday'S Drices effeeted the few transfere that wr made, but trade rufed Inactive. AUl descrtpticus ot fpeig corn were fully as high. ARRIVAL5. Wheat. Berley. Malt. Oats. yj00y 1790 qrs. 1210 qrs. -qre. 2ri qrs.| qo, Foreig- ?? o74se 780 - 24,870 ?? LONeDON, ...

... DERBY CORN MARKET. COON EXCHASOE, FIIIDAY, Oct. 27.4LWe have a small market to- day, and little wheat offering from farmers, and prices 2s. to 3a. dearer. Barley s. higher, and the sipply small. Wheat, red . . . 46 to 50 per I8 net new 42 . 46 white 5.. 3 - 55 ,, , new .. 42 - 45 ,, Barley grinding ,. .. 27 - 2s per 15 net. P' malting .. .. 33 - 38 per imp. Oatas. .. .. 27 - 30 per 12 net. , ...

... jibipping ?Rfelliyllrk. ARRIVED it this port, on the 10th inst., the Hero, Downes, from ht. Bricus, with ?? Dougherty, eon- eigcee: Samuel Keith, agent. At this port, on the 14;h inst., the John James, Blay- ton, from Dieppe, with flour-Hamilton, Megaw, & Thomson, consignees: Samnel Keith, agent. At this port, on the 14th inst., the Thistle, Hamilton, from Rouen, with ?? & Co., consignees: ...

... THE EDINBURGH .GAILIESrPS. . X x: , -e X - '. N-. DurinwgA;tht 0existence oflth:,tipw extiuct municipal regime Edinburgh had, not, much rea- son to be~,;roud oQfherbaqies.I With an excep- tion or two, je more incompetentV set of men never sat on a judicial bench or attempted to see jtstiddMdone asebetteen-man, and iman. The question now nakterally jarises-n.Wo are to be our new gi1^iev1 How i3 ...

... - Ally#wo Itodliagare LEsrTi; Novebir 6. -- Arrived': Cbristiai 'aud Charlotto, 'Cirlds Firaiarburgh,; oats-Fortb, Drarh- mond, (Greenock, light-Galilei, Voss, 'Windau, timber -lFamilia, Troensegaard, 'Restock, wheat-Priace Of 'Walesg, DNi.cai,' Lsrwick,-fish-Sir Colin Campbell, Rainsay, Mi'natillau, mahogany-Balance, Vos,, Win- ddau, sleepers-'Mercur, 43usamer, Wistiarj wheat- Edina es., ...

... i REVIEW OF THE BRUITISH CORN TRADE. ?? the Mark Lane Expresa.) Altbough a good deal lucre rain hats fallen dilring the past ie~ek there have bcen high'wh &s and dry intervals, allowing some acreage of ,wheat to h* e r'pn on the light and f&iable lagnds, anld a fmw fne ?? would show all the country in order forei work to be Completed under favourable con6iteni. Not- withstanding the damp ...

... FOUNDERING oir TnE STEAMER CZARINA, (from the Liverpool Meroury.) The loss of this steamer on the underwriters is upwards of £32,000. The commander, Captain Elder, in his protest, gives the following details of her foundering :- The screw steamship Czarina was 371 tons register, and was built of iron at Wel. lington, Newcastle, in 1863, and partly owned by himself and Priest Brothers, of Hull ...

... I nUMAiRS MAEKTS-WXD^*sDAZNOV. 22 Frra t'ae Durafrloo Gourier Harket 8Llp.) GRAN.-There was a large attendance at the head of Batik Street of both farmers and' dealers,' and a good' number of samples shown, and ?? fully aso frl. One sample of white wheat, 61 lbs. per bushel, 'sold at 6e. Wd. oeat (nw) e ?? 6 0 to 6 6 oa. (ocld per bh ?? 2 - 3 3 3 t, d. 2I 5 2 10 Barler,p4r bushel,.. .. .. .. o ...