... E . - . ?? CORN-MARKET-AUGUST 25. We had much heavy rain after last Wednesday's market, which appears to have been rather general throughout the country. From the accounts received this morning some injury has been sus- tained by the crops, but not to cause any serious apprehensions. The weather, however, has still rather an unsettled appearance, and the Wheat trade is consequently somewhat ...

... 811 ippi N6? 1N2'IILJJWNCH. LoisnoreArio.2'2.-Wind ililedury at noon light southerly aire with 10 CO rain. Seven p.m. It bus rained sInce neon and contInues, wind eoullierly and light. DEAl, AUG. 31.-Wind am. N.N.W., fresh; p.m. lOSE, to Os W.S.W., moderate-Arrived tire Derolhca from Grenada; Montreal, a eel Mary Ann, Crafts, St. Anna, Stators, and Tynemoath Castle from At Quebec. Salted the ...

... MOEloY MARKET 'and CiT.Y NMVi1S. TrUESDAY. Trhe English funds have beets rather heavy to-- day, and the prices have receded one quarter per cenlt, on the price of yesterday. There were sever al purchases of Money Stock, bult the unfavourable change in the weather depressed the market, the- last price of Consuls being 941 to A, both t'or time and money. The Three p~er Cents. Reduced, 954 to f; ...

... MONEY MlA RKET and (VIY NEWV'S. THURSDAY. The rains of last night have kept the Funds flat, azid the sudden departure of the French Princes has also beeta the subject of discussion. The Queen's ineech at the prorogation of Parliament has had no etiect on the mairket, and is not likely to do much good at any rate. Nothing is said about the pros- Jects of traIde or commerce, nor is a single word ...

... MONEY MA RKET and CITY NJ1.VS. MONDAY. The English Funds continue firm, and Console stood at 941 to I daring the greater part of the day, the closing price being a shade lower, or 941 both for Money and Account, owing to a sale of £20,000 stock near to the termination of business. The Three per Cents. Reduced, 95i; the Three and-a-Half per Cents. Reduced,. 102i ; New Three-and-a-Half per Cents ...

... a A large rate of business has been doing in Manchester. The yarn market has this week exhibited symptoms of further improvement; and the demand on Tuesday was extensive, at an improvement of 1d. to 1d. upon last week's rates. Many of the spismers, however, are under contract; and there was a disinclination to accept orders, unless at a further increase of price. The goods market was also firm ...

... LONDON MARkRTS?FRzDAY. *- CORN FRXCHANGfE.i la consequence of the unsettled state of the weather re lied aI eomerhat Improved demand. for Engish Wheat to-day, and, In some instances, an advance on Monday's quotations of quite 1s per gr was obtalned for flne qualities. - No alteration occurred In foreign Wheat, owving to the mnillers, being well In stock, and to the proepeet of a large quantity ...

... (From Tuesday's GAzaTT'I,Aag. 22,1843.) COMMISION simid ?? Lieutenant. ~ohN Qoidney loucester bi~ht Infantry Regiment of Militi-Au~tlu~r Get., tobe Lietenant. Kecrisoss, Gent., to berLdieeutenaynet, licne thce H~on. Majuoart ?? PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. and J. Brunt Watford, Aeors, butchers-..Wink and Dobson, Liverpool, ship nd anchor smSoths-W Latham and 1. Mitchigneo, Ma Lancashire, ...

... MWONEY M5A RKET a7zd CITY NVEW3. -4. SATURDAY. W\e have received a letter from a correspondent, a holder of United States Bank Debentures, nego- tiated in the name of Messrs. Denison and Co., ini- quiring wvhat steps had been taken to render avail- abtle the State Stocks, Pennsylvania, M~ississippli, &ac., deposited by the bank as collatera security. Wle understand that the parties who ...

... MONEY IARKET and (iTY NL WS. WEDNESDAY. The Funds are now under weather influence, and vlove up) or down just as the sky may happen to be clear and cloudless, or overcast and gloomy. A wet day is sure to depress Consols, as sunshine is to preldtice arise. The early part of this day, and, ndleed, until nearly three o'clock, was dry and fnvotlrable. Had the day continued fine until the close of ...

... SHIPPING IiV2'RLLIGRNCR. LoNDoN, Auo.20.-Wird this doy at noon fresh brreze from the westward-Seven p.m. tirbt breeze firm WOW., and line clear weatlror. Dits.i, AUG. 28.-Wind e.m.S.W., froth breeze; p.m. 5.5W., mu- deraie.-Arrivcd the Cireasslan fiant Arica, Edgecaurbe from the ilarnenab, Geotee Weisford (supposed) from Queber, and Mary Elicit irons -. Sailed her Majesly?a steamer Lightolag ...

... L OVD ON MAl RlKETS-SATUR DAY. CORN ARit1VALS. Th1e followving are the arriral; of Corn, Pullse, Seede, and Floulr in tbe port of London] dulring the *veek ending Aug. 20: -Er-teiusul W~heat 60,83, itarley 103, Mfalt 1,842, Oats ,3,Ss, Rye 10, Beans 525, Peas 482, Tares 52, Uaepeseed 404, Mustard Seed 72, and sundry other Seeds 100 qes; Floulr 4,203asachs. FSCOTOJO: WhIeat 610, Barley 220, ...