... 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; ...

... 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 ...

... ABERDEEN CORN MARKET. MARBKNTt BVILDwIOs, Aug. 18.-There wasvery littledoing In oats. to sday, and prices were rather lower; but farmers being unwilling o sub- mkitto any reduction, little business was done. Bear and baley mtuch the same. Potato Oats, New ?? per quarter.. 19M id to 22s Od Common Oats ?? ?? .1.9gsOd to 2bl Cd Bear, 52 lb per bushel ?? do. .,,27s ?? to 2Ss 0d Barley, do. do . ?? ...

... d | CORN E XCHANGE,---M. ARxK LANE, LON]]) . MONDAY, Aug. 21.-The weather coninues exe, flne for harvest, though we had yesterday some heavy, 6y Our supply of English wheat this morning wam nearly all 1 to the new crop (there being about 400(3 qrs. new), theoltliliti,1 ur good, the quality various, but upon the average :3 to 411' 11- bush, lighter than last season. `WVe note old Wveat ,, i' n ...

... MAN SI ITtTitl 'ToL' ?? haven goodI busieso doing in clothts of til descriptions, except heavy domeeties. Shirt rig,, lonlg cloth$, SEc., which have for Home weeks pilst been very ?? nnd lowering In value, have, shince this day week, attracted the notice of shippersan(1a large boluness haI been stone In these ariCles, at all elvotce of fully I .d. per piece: nod. there is every appearance thit ...

... sHUPPING XNTELLIGENCE. Aii, ii ,a i AT Azin ria I;F .- A o it. I Oarcillao, W Inld, Shieuts E arTy, InIaliIltllIin - Mary Ann, Feat'., Poetrhaad.-l17. Etnma1, is Phillips, Lathi Flotence, Litll~atar, Charlrsitn: Agltalotia, Duana, as te Arclangel --1 a. DulaeiC ii of H ctim il, Ciiiortietl, IoNs alai I Bliiriii Are Dondee, Criane, L~eig 1k Mu rray & Ca'nihones, Alisotn, Lc a ii ii Nap). 'l ...

... DERBY WEEKLY SMiTHFIELD MARKET. TUOESA.tY, Aug. 22.-There was an average supply of * Beasts and Sheep; Lambs and Calves were scarce. 'Beef Imade 5d. to 5'id; Mutitton, 41d. to 35. ; Lamb, 5d. to hId. Veal, 5d. pee 1h. Rought fat, 4s. per stone. DERBY CORN MARKET. n FnatmAy, Aug. 18.-A continuance of fine weather cause- ethe trade to-day to be extremely flat. Wheat is offered at a idecline of ...

... SMITIH-FIELD, Aug. 14. Theimportl of live stock from abroad are inow beginning toexcite some attention, yet those or the past week have, we find, been on a vety limited scale, they having amoutited to about thirty oxen and cows: nine being received at Hull by a steamer from Hiamburghi; twelve 2t Southampton, from Spain; and ten at Devonport, from Fransce; the whole being of very middling ...

... MANCHIESTEa.-We have to state that a very large ?? of business has been done this week in printing cloth, wJScI have been sold at an advance of fully 71d. per piece upon the prices current a few weeks ?? Advertiser. BeRA roinD, Thursday.-The demand continues good for all kinds of yarns, and prices fully supported, Piece market.- There is a full attendance of buyers at our market to-da , and a ...

... London and Provincial Grain Marketa. be CORN EXCHANGE, MoNJDAY, Aug 14. h'eeshr up thic morning, we received a very limited supply oif wheat from Essex snd Kent, am well mg from all other quarters, yet, as the re. be collide of that article last week were large, viz., upwards sif 8o1)1 quarters, wye had an extensive nuamber of unsold samples offering. Amongst the ~freech arriVals0 may be ...