... MARKETS.-YEmTERDAY. dLONTDON C0o5N.-At this morning's market there was cc good consumptive demand for wheat, and the trades ruled Slow hbu steady, at about F0riday's rates, Wise best samples of English red wheels met a rather better enquiry, and may beqisoted as ?? turn dearer. For other descriptions there is no quotabls eltera- tion on Monday's isricos, the sligist advance of Wednesday's ...

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... : MfIIiI L~ONDON~, -Satr& aigt heDiscount Market has! been~vs quiet, aqnd the ;. ,rt5were qi~qted at. i58 ~8d to l pr e.fo h 'best three mouths' il.Shoi~t 16losweeotibl at to1*perqit. No bullion Qe, nswr re- 13.1d; M~candollrs, 0*4.Eastern ;exchianges 'ears Borse nle4firm, Italme;s Egytian' and Spaish'~nrkig n Imprgvement,. Ebgs 'on' Le~sdcn cheques ,2f. 30*c. I~usl~e has ben somwhat ...

... morn Annivxn AT. AzaarmimrgE.-ov. 27-Billow, Ander- RI, son, London, coprolites'; Luxor (a), Fill, Almeria, grass Joagu and lead; Prinooss Alice, Kerr (a), Dundee, goods; India Lady Eleanor, Shearer, Sunderland, coals; Jules, by 7, Lamnond, do., do. (winidhound); Havre (a), Crombie, and Amble, coals. 28-Helena, Martin, Buuderland,.coals; o -. Bee, Hay,' Morrisonhaliven, coals; Alexander Pirie ...

... X1t(.uIY iflfl JlaJNUUAN 53xAzidlikJ.fl I BANSRUXPTS-FRIDAY, OcioDERs 29. Abrabart, Wan., 7, London-etreet, Derby, clothier -Nov. 9' Derby.I Benlock, Samuel, Spinglleld-park, Acton, NMiddlesex, builder S Show, Joha, Slaitiwaite, buteber-Nor. 11, iHadderefield. lhiternore, Williama, 1, Welleslsy.bsaildisgs, Copsa-road Cleyedon, Eon ersetahire, beer and wino retailer-Nov. 10, Erratol. ?? . ...

... THE BOARD OF TRADE AND THEE SUGAR I BOUNTY AGITATION. A large conference of delegates from all parts of the kingdom was held on Saturday, under the auspices of the Workmen's National Association, for the abolition of foreign sugar bounties, at the Central rooms, London, The object of the meeting was totake Into consideration a letter addressed to the above association by the Board of Trade, in ...

... COtMIERCIAL NEWS.l rGrASGOW, ThursdYE llg NO ?? s made in I orefaua Englandt rate to day, and it ccordingly t 2e pr Cent. In the opeD marke a i te pre- Tailed, and there Was Ti igure ia now e bl below 2 per cent, and ths' bank current quotation for wa° ee a is moaths' date bills, inland drasts at respeetively, being charged 2 and n bills24 and 2l to and four and sxmen 2d per cent se ti Money ...

... M:ARKETrs. CORN. EXCHANGE, LONDON, WEDNESDAY, November 17, 1830. After the heavy rain of Sunday and DIonday the weather has become somewhat colder. The supplies of home-grown grain consist chiefly of barley, while from abroad we have good arrivals of wheat, flour, barley, oats, and maize. At this day's market tbe trade ruled firm, but ratlher quiet for all articles. Wheat was held for full ...

... Wednesday Evening. Among home mining shares East Lovel advanced 3-16 (1£ to g); WestPevor, \ (16| to 17); Wheal Agar, is) '■ (1J to 2|); and Pendarves, £ to ; but South Frances fell (12 to £) ; West Basset, (16 to ; and Prince of Wales, | (J to 1). Foreign and Colonial, Cape Copper kose (41 to 2); Itio Shares, to 17); and Flagstaff, (11 to J); Copiapo tell (8| to 9£); Colorado,; (2 to ,^); ...