... THE- MONEY MARKET-cm, SATURDAY. The Confsol Market opened this nornalng at 88, but continued to decline until the middle of the day, owint chiefly to the re- port of the intended blockade of the Dnrdanelies by Russia. The current price of Console for Account, at that hour, was 87g. The panic was renewed in the afternoon, bat it arose from a different cause, viz, the meetine of the Cabinet ...

... MARKETS.-SEPT. 22. CORN EXCHAN( E.-(Tws DA.'.) During last week, as well as this morninx, our market was abundantly supplied with all dtseripwuLs of 4rain, but there war not that briskness in the trade in general which was experi- enced on Monday and Wednesday last: still some old, as well as primendry samples of new wheat, found ready purchasers at an advanceof Is to 2s from this day week; ...

... MARKETS.-SPT. 5. was SUGAR -Owin~g to the late large sales, the market is nots rMO brisk-the prices of refined goods are rather Jower. Estimat,4 red sale of Msuscovades for last week, 3,000 hogsheads. COFFEE is of brisk sale ; and by public sale tbis morning, 118 casks of .Jamilica were sold at full prices. rti- TEA.-No altoeration v the sale is still going on at the India the Housse-Congons ...

... THR MONEY M.4RXKT.-CpM, FAIDAV. Just before the close of business at the Stock Market this afternoon, a slight panic was experienced by the dealers, not by the receipt of any foreign news of an un- favourable character, but by an alleged schism among the Ministry, on the subject of the Catholic Claims, reported to have been under agitation at th; Cabinet Council which assembled this afternoon ...

... PLYMOUTr, SErT. 21.-Arrived the Valleyfield, Jobhson, from Bombay, in five ronths, and Fortuna de Napoli, from Co- ruona, with 125 Portuguese emigrant. Commander Peter Richards, of the Pelorus, to promoted to tbe rank f Captain, and is to he relieved in that sloop by Commander Flinn. Corm- mander Bennett, of the Trincual, is promoted to the rank of Captana, and Commander Samuel Price is ...

... BANK OYENGLAND. d, MEETING OF BANK PROPRIETORS, ye A Quarterly General Mfeeting of the Proprietorsof Bank ve Stock was held in the Bank Parlour yesterday nerlntg, pur- * suant to the terms of tihe Charter, for declaring a Dividend on Is the Capital Stock of the Company. of The Meeting was most numerously attended, it being gene- rally understood in the City for the last two or three days that ...

... MONEY MARKET.-Crry, TUESDAY. The steam boat from Hamburgh has arrived this after- noon. The prices of nearly all kinds of grain were higher, and the Public Securities were also improving.- The following are extracts from the Hburgh Reporter of Friday last:- Borsen Halle, Four o'Clock. In the course of last week, the supply of wheat that arrived in our market, may be estimated at 397 lasts, ...

... i There is at present a languor and inactivity in Commerce, wlcO at t,,c present dull season, we might consider less worthy of notice, if we saw any reason to anticipate any ultimate improvement. Enterprize however seems to have received a serious check, and speculators look in vain for safe chan- nels for the investment of capital, distrust of our present commercial legisc lators, founded on ...

... SHIP NEMS. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 15-The Arrow cutter, Lieut. Brookialt Id arrived yesterday afternoon trom Portsmuth, with Lienten Manning and a crew froma the Spartiate, to 6: out tbe Spre cutter as a tender to the Spartiate. The Dutch cervete FP er serpine (20), Captain Trevian. anchored in the Sound yesterdi! from Gibraltar, on her way to Holland, having put in in cOaG ag quence of adverse winds ...

... MARKETS-SEPT. 12. The sugar. coffee, *pice, oils, tallow. and indigo markeis n firm, but with no variation n pnrices, Tea, rice, and indigoar dull. HoPS.-There is but little business doing in the hop marks, Estimated duty 205,0001. Picking will commence general next Monday. SPIRITS.-On WetDeSdA llett anotber Gavernosent contDo was advertised for 100,000 gallons of rum, to be delivered ir, the ...

... Tuesday, September 23. INSOLVENTS. J. Pain, Luton, Bedfordshire, straw-hat-manufacturer. J. E. Cowmeadow, Notting Hill, coal-merchant. J. T. Earl, Lewisham, KIent, plumber. BANKRUPTS. C. Robertson, D. D. Milligan, and R. M. Dalzell, Lime street {square, merchants. [Freshfield and.Son, New Bank buildings. M. Wilshere, Woolwich, carrier. [Suter, Greenwich. J. anti R. B. Berry, Ashburton and Ivy ...

... MARKETS-SEPT. 1. a- CORN-EXCHANGE. ul We bad a good supply of wiceat this mornino from F.se I- Kent, and Suffolk, consisting chiefly of this year's growth, th. i- greatest proportion of which was generally so inferior, both ir id quantity and ca-.ditiin, that a few otthe best arid e!riest samplq S, only eb.ained 56s to 64q per quarter, while thb damp and r, j. Ir nary qualities were off red in ...