Foreign Newss

Arrival of the Caledonia !
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The steamship Caledonia arrived at Pos- ton at o'clock on Saturday morning. She left Liverpool on fhe 18th ultimo.

 It appears that there has been no change in the price ot corn and flour, since the last arriV- sl-markets however dull.

 The news in substance Is as follows

 The American provision traie dull at the time of the sailing ofthe Caleddnia.

 No change in the price oi iron.

 Money market easy. A dimunition of bull ion continues, but to smaller extent than al the previous accounts.

 The feeling in the manufacturing districts lately, has been one of despondency. The tcOOl like most other markets. is dull. The demand at present is limited to the lower kinds of for eign Wool.

 The Cotton Market quiet. The speculative demand has ceased, and parties are looking to the effects which the efficiency in the new crop may have on prices.

 The London Gazette of the l7ih of Nov. an. nounces theestablishment of an effective block. ade of the River Douro.

 The advices by the Caledonia were certainly no less favorable han those of previous arriv- al

 The Corn Markets are stationary. A large export trade is still going on. and 5000 quarters ot Lincolnshire Wheat were bought few days beforefor shipment to France. The present duty is found to be prohbitory, and as fast as Corn or flour arrives it is exported.