... The Money Market has been extremely stagnantelariirie the last few days, tor has general business improved bert erh contrary, many influental parties have expressed incr,asiws apprehensions of coming lifictlties of ail extensive operctimirr ils the monetary and mercantile corld. This has been priccipeily caused bv tire accounts of almost overwhelming derangemrent ol affuirs in the midliod ...

... LONI)DON \TAIIETS, MIOND)AY. CO.NECIANC. E.-To this csorcing'.c searket we have a ceidn s .ccclct/o of heat cca spies front Essex aced Kent, but the sltos of Satroik' was verrq scceslt ; Mie millers, however, have acted relc/ aut istesi, wicd, aided to the imnproememnt in the weather, pri,,,s have fr/lIhte, coca'b/ted ineitluerc to the extent af 2.. per qr.. a dee/jar as the pcricesa sf thisc ...

... THE :FAIREME'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MfARKET.-As regardis supply thisgwats alveol as average Market, and a fair sliare of business was done. The port in which tuinilnss most provisiled was that which is assigoad to FAr BULLvOCKiS, bat oven hero mnewy articles meot putreliase. sod tit least the prices of the preceding sceek scere saitppired. - Mr. Francis Brown, of Sandford, livid at ...

... CATf LE MA1U(ET. Ol'ilfltR. Calses .. Q3I PRIce'. . .. a Beasts IS..16 Asdse . .. l1 Beer, per cat. .. 46 54,t E Shoope>{93Pns . 166i Mutton, per Ib4sdI. 5t51. S-orc .. ., oSct-isgigitto 471 Pigs, per cc. cis. O t. 6- Cl BRI2iTOL CORN EXCHANGE.a Y. it. C. di. S. d. . t F~aglishs WhOat,pOC imO. | tlal, pale, per bins)., G7 S bushel .7 0 7 6i brown mditto ., 7 r ...

... MAU1L?T ZNTELLZGEXCE. 8 The LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MONOAY. trade Oupply of English wheat was moderate this morning, but thu opened very languidly, and though a decline of 2o. per quarter On the eurrencyol this day se'onight was oulsigilttOd to, a good many samples remained unsold at a late hour. Barley, beass, and peso, are Without alteration. Oats met a slow sale, at rather lower rates. Per Qr ...

... ZETTES. BANKIQ~I.I S-PFnDAY. John Thsos. Bl1anks, Southminister, Essex, grocer, to surrender AUg. 15, Sept. 19i, at Basinghall-3treet. Sol. Atkinson, Lonrlon James Vinenrt, Edmonton, schoolmaster, Aug. 10, Sept. 12, at the same place. Sal. Batbo, L~ondon Josoph Masters, jun. Witney, iunkeeper, Auig. 15, Sept. 12, at the same place. Sois. Parker and Co. Londsn John Wooltam, St. Alban's, silk ...

... TR?DE? cOzI?1?Z!RC?, di. ?LNUPACTtra?S? CJOLONIAL: MARKET'S. [From thoe L~ondon New Price Current, Alug. 8.] Seoton-Tise market bas presented a more lively appearance for West India Muscovado sugar since Tuesday last; the pro- cers hays purchased largely, especially of the better descriptions of yellow; the refiners have been buyers to a fair extent, and the market looks better than for a long ...

... LATi3ST !NTZL!.2GSNC=. z FRlOM1 FRcIDAY's LONADON GAZET'1TE. r ~BANKiRUP'TS. so Joseph M~arriage, junl. Mlonlshlain, Essex, miller o Christophler .J. Spencer, Carlisle, uphlohier Win.Il. umpliroys, Brighton, wine merchlant, oAlfred Hanrris, Chichlester, hlotel keeper eWin. Barkecr Appleby, Boston, coachl imuilder John Broadhicad, Stubbsn-in.-iustonloly, Y'orklosliro, clothier .HIannah 3r. ...

... AG2ZCULTURAI. ZNT?Lr?ZG?NO?O REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN -TRADE. [prom the Mark-Lane Eu-preesJ, Aug. '7.] Thle value of wheat has receded 25. to 35. per qr. at niany of the leading provincial markots held ia ths early part of the wveek; the decline, howevarh, hn3ince been partially recovered. The arrivals of English wheat into Londen have been good, 5565 qrs. having been repsrted up to Saturday ...