... 1-Harurto, loricro clitruclit, ?? 11A1N GOR, Fri day, July. 28.. Wr CtI5 1tFocg 62 to 66~ ?? to 20 fo. `I I~lotne growvtl. s-66 per quarter. Middlitig & tpfeir.. 104 IOame ?? ?? 26 Ilinl'y, imperial 1.. 0 - :i per NO Ilbs. ?? . I to i _-Mid. do. . !to ).j( ?? 'S 4l -Lamb . . .. 7 -I Vea-Pr 'te . 4 -EWes . . i-Q --liiddling. .J - 4 Pork-Large .3- 7 Shseep-Prinse -Do. anvill.'5-S Wother ?? ti ...

... LONDON AfARKRTS-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. Last week the arrivals of all grain uip to this market, if we except those of Irish Oats, of which nearly 24,000 quarters were received, were on a very moderate scale. Presh up to-day see received al; exteniive suipply of Wheat constsise as woell as by land varriage and slatCple, upwrards of 2,000 quarters coming to hand from Essex alone. In I the early ...

... Rontron filarlitto. CoRN-EXCHANGE. FRIPAV. JULY 28--Tle s81ppI. o EnUlisIl Wheat was exceedingly small, on account of wl and the good atteedance of dealers, the demand was, agI firm at, in some instmaces. a farther advance of Is per Foreign Wheat was held firmly, and the millers were oljlr to give IR per (Jr. more mottey. No Barley at maiket 'r'j supply of Malt wac eleared off at late ...

... MONVEY MARKET and Cl'Y NlIVS. MONDAY. The crash in the iron districts has at length begun, but has surprised nobody. The banking house in Dudley is, we understand possessed of large capital, and its position has been known for some weeks past. The firm, in question had made discount arrangements with the Bank of England, under which they kept a considerable amount of Bank of England notes in ...

... Loeooa, JULY S1.-Wind this day at noon N.W., light airs and cloudy. DEAL, JULY 2D.-Wind S.W. strong breezec 50th, W.S.W. strong. -Arrived the Thetis frora St. John's, New Brunswick, John Bibby from the westward. D)ARTtsourr, JUT.Y 28.-Arrived ofl the Talbot from Newfound- land. BRITOsL, JULY 29 and 30.-Arrived the Amelia from Barbadoes, Prince Albert frona ditto, Ann Mills from Mtrnmichli, ...

... DU FAY AND CO.-S TRADE REPORT.. MANCHESTEB, AUGUST 1, 1843.-The purchases of yarns for Russia, mentioned in our last report, have conti. nued on rather an extensive, scale throughout the month, and some of our large spinsers are still working to order for the same market. PriceA of this article have not under. gone any sensible change, although the demand for Thdia end China has fallen off ...

... *I)iptli'ao P.r1O I tT 1) EN R }HV-N. ]; AVS lO l.-Arrivel' .4!~thc Pearl, 6riffiths; Weaver. Pa~rry, 11opc, 1 KMIullin - SnIly andi An, O ileson Isa - hclan, )ixon. 1'ntlfnll Willia ims; II~lwin, J one.; Lovelh' Jenny, ON-eons T,ord Exisntith, iLo(1: I .glEng~iishll ('arlott(,, W'illia is; ]\I;II ,Tali, ?? M Iarglret, Richald kso.; Ncjit i-,; \\ itson ; W illiam, Jones; Mona's Islc, Jo :oid ...

... . ?,4ft ?46WI4& Ww, w~til jantiiA Olt A10fiD.I f.S6D? IMPORTiS. lRIGA-9i41 packs flax, Leys. Masson, & Co. 36 bundles hemp, G. 6 W. Davidson. 31 do., James Forbes & Co. 31 do., G. Millar. 28 do.. James Buyers. 3 casks bristles, R. Donald. 401 pieces battens, 12 pieces deals, 4 spars, 6 oars, 12n mats, John Dionson, Union Grove (219 tons), Diraison, master. FsEcKIsFrIsV.I-401 tons bark, A. & ...

... 15 ihe DERBY WEEKLY SMITHFIELD) MARKET. a- TuESDAY, Aug. 1.-There was a short supply of Beaststhiis )f, morning, anl of moderate quality. Sheeplambs,and calves plentiful. Beef made from 5d. to dild; mutton about 3d; P- amlb from&d. to6d.; and calvesSd. per lb. Rough fat 3s 6d. ig DERBY CORN MARKET. to FRIDAY, July 28.-There is rather more wheat offering to- 85 day than last week, which sells ...

... MONEY MARKRET and CITY NEWS. TUESDAY. Our correspondent in Dudley, whose letter ap- pears in the Chronicle of this day, states that the self-curing doctrine-in other words, the do-nothing system-is a favourite remedy in certain quarters for the alarming depression ill the iron trade. See- ing that the head of the government propounded that system of relief to the deputation of iron masters who ...

... ?? CORN BXCHANGE.---MARK LANpo, MONDAY, July 31.-The weather for the las 9thre ° days has been very unsettled and showery, it e5or f°er good supply of English Wheat this moing Whai retty slow sale, at a decline of 1a. per qjr. from iiat s h a3,ta prices. Old foreign Wheat on Granary w in f nday tire, the rates of this day week. There was not so Infach reqieitai asrs.in buying brnded Wheat to ...

... LtONDo, AUG. 1.-Wind this day at noon light soufherly airs and cloudy.-Seven p.m. W.S.W., maderata breeze, nod fno clear weather. DXAL,, JtLY 31.-Whid S.W., light and varlable.-Arrived the Ellen from Port Phillip, James Holmes from Barbadoes, Spheroid from St. Vincent's. Sailed the Wellington for Now York, Loyal Bri. ton for St. Lawrence, Margaret Thomson for Berbice, Diana for le- merara, ...