... MONEY MARKET-CITY, MONDAY. Consols arc again a littie flatter, without any definite assignable cause.; they have closed at 9Oi to I for money and for the settlement on Wedncsday, and at 901 to J for the October account. India Stock, Exchequer Bills, and India Bonds have not suffered the slightest variation. Bank Stock has fallen A per cent. In the Foreign Market Spanish Boirds were done as low ...

... DEAL, ALO, 2I.-Arrived last evening after post, his MaJesty's troop ship Romniey, 14lood, nmsterand commanding, having on board the whole of the 77th regiment, under the commaid of Major Miller, from Portsmouth, for Leith, and was to proceed for her destination immediately she has received afresh supply of proviolons and vegeta. bles. Also, his Majesty's brig Rowley, from Portsmouth, fur the ...

... MONEY MARKET.-FRIDA1. TheMoney Market continues in almost the same un- varied state Of stagnation which has characterized' it dur- ing the week. Some slight improvement took place in Consols in the course of the day, but they eventually re- lapsed to 9I+ to i, the price at which they closed yester- day. Bank Stock and Exchequer Billsareequally without animation. The reported procrastination of ...

... The East India Company's periodical sale of tortoises shell and fancy articles of China and East India produce, took place yesterday at the India House. But little im- ortance was attached to the sale-the attention of the ant India trade being still drawn to the plan for con- ducting the future sales of East India produce, on account of the merchants trading to India and China under the new ...

... THE MARKETS.-AIm.U 5. l +~~-4 CORN EXCHANGi. The supply this iorning of wheat, ptincipally from FYv*,or, arid Suiffollri i very good, bat not iear equal to thr5. rep orI nveck. 't'he price, 1io0reeCr, may be quotedl 2 per qnrolr Ivror onl this day se'nniguht, aIlid it moderate degree ot h ir's ,o:rI this reduction. Sorne sales have taken pla-ee in bar'er. tan. other descriptions of grain, in ...

... THE MARKETS.-AUG. 26. The East India-house sale of druqgs was postpoaed till IiWC i September, that the misunderstanding betweeu the broieni Ildt docks may be In the meantime adjusted. SUGAR.-The trade continues steady, but the ptitrebtses areno,' the extensive scale which we have beesaeccuistoaimed toa or e- weeks past - the prices are, however, mainatjned. In refined goods there is no ...

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... MONEY MARKET-CITY, TuESDAY. A still further depression has taken place to-day in Consols, which have closed at 89* to I,; this, however, is totally unconnected with any political event, or even with any fluctuations in the state of the currency, being, in so far as the fact can be ascertained, entirely dependent on the state of the Account, the settlement of which takes place to-morrow. With ...

... MONEY MARKET.-TURSDA Y. The following notice was this morning exhibited at the Bank:- '* Thc governor and Company of the Bank of Englan,l do hereby give notice, that on and after the 2lst installt they vill be ready to receive applications for loan; spou the deposit of Bills of Exchange, Exchequer Bills, alld East India Bonds, or other approved securities; such sums to be repaid on orbefore ...

... TimE Woot. TRADE,-LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING.- The public sales of wool to which we referred in our last, were continued on Friday and Saturday. The sale of Friday consisted of 1,218 bales of Australian and Van Diemen's Land wools, and the attendance, as at the pre- vious sales, was very numerous. The qualities of these wools were good, and their condition was fine, and more uniformity was ...

... PUBLIC MEETING at WATERFORD, in SUP- POR T (fthe NATIONAL BANK of IRELAND. On Saturday last, pursuant to notice, a meeting of merchants, traders, and other inhabitants of this city, was held,at Commins's Hotel, for the purposc of taking into consideration the propriety of forming a Branch Bank in Waterford, in connection with the National Bank of Ireland. About two o'clock, on the motion of Mr ...

... MONEY AMARKET.-S-42'URDA Y. The Steok Exchange continues in a very inanimate State, and Consols, without manifesting any fluctuation, have closed at 90i to j, Bank Stock and India Stock are equalls steady-the former at 223 to 4; the latter at 258 to 9. Exchequer Bills, 3Ss. to 40s.; and India Bonds, 151 to 17s. The continued delay attending the promised develop- ment by Count Toreno of his ...