... RMARKETS. C,,RNJMAJU(EI'SHPTHSBR8 hco Cti C ?? extremely favorable weathef or haresthas a Trhe ?? in the Grain ?? a ?? declihing u Werac ?? tce tpeet dali and rothe receipts of 'Inglish WHEAT have been moderate during A reek,~ svers' runs remain in hand this mrig hc ol o the d of except at loerpices. be Os5ed of MOPge pp' ed with Foreign WHEAT, and present duty be ar nlai P o cl anxiety to ...

... CITY, FRIDAY EVENING, The returns of the Bank of England by no means enable us to form so favorable an augury of the Home as Foreiga trade, showing, in the thirteen weeks, ending Sept. gtii, 18843 when compared with the same period last year, an aomel' waiting for profitable investment of no less -a suol than 2,1 12,000. Meanwhile the stock of bullion has increased to 112,600,000, the greater ...

... CrIY, FRIDAY EVZNI3?G The demand for money, occasioned by the immediate wants of jobbers wbo support the prices of Mexican Stock, has led to the offer of 3J per cent. for temporary cash accommodatio15. The general rate 'of discount, out of this particular market, however, remains psecisely as it was. The re-action we antici- pated has taken place; and had the speculation for account, which ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLiGENCE| ?? I CITY, FRIDAY EVENING,. Gotd on the Continent is still fractionally lower in value t~OW on th~e meaglsharket. ?? the continuous and ,quipt Bkow of this rneasare of commodity into the coffers of.,the fEngland; and just so long as this condition of things can be roaintained, will the inasters metal be found present with Bs, in sufficient quantity to enable ...

... I, The suppliesof E IN.A ET.5EPTEMBER 922 contjnues very st3nlish WHEAT were moderate, and the demand whilt te tan lcty for all good qualfties, whether New or Old, whilst the tra sactons to-day have been iii some instances at a little Another advanje in duty on Foreign WHEAT having occurred, holders evinne more confidence in the trade, and the best qualities are held at improved rates. . ...

... CORNZIARKET-SEPTEMBER 15. We have had a fair arrival of English WHEAT during the week, the greater part New, and various in quality. The trade continues very firm for all good samples, but some of those that are out of condition are difficult of disposal except at a reduction of about ls:per quarter since Monday. In Foreign WHEAT there is rather more disposition to operate, and the best ...

... . ! ?? CORN-MARKET-SEPTEMBEfR I. The weather is unsually warm and favorable for ?? ions, whilst the progress already made has been consioerable. The Grain trade is exceedingly dull at iresent. under the influence of good sup- olies of most articles, with the- continuance of fine weather, and opera- htons are confined to immediate wants. Having only a moderate sup- ply of English WsosdAT during ...

... I CITY, S&TURDAY EVENING. The bubble has at length burst, and such jobbers as Bius- tOned. the Mexican Market in the spirit of fair play have been compelled to give way under the pressure of an issue of stock, as we believe, to the extent of 100,000, in addition to the former bonded debt. For this transaction we endeavored to prepare the minds of the Bra readers, on the first recession of the ...

... EXTRAORDINARY AND DISGRACEFUL DISCLO- I SURES IN THE DRAPERY TRADE. BLACK, GO01 ADI, TATYLO1P.'S BAN'KRUPT~CY. C Bsrar L ~ACgia(vTCY, SEPT. 197(lgefore Mr i Commis- sioner Holroyd) The-bankrupts appeared beforte- Court to-day on, their final examniiation. Thei bankruptsw4ere repre- sented by counsel, wrheni,on the suggestidd__of:1Xr. IE.' James, who appeared for the sassignees, Black and Gore ...

... ?? ?? _ . ,i ?? It aj' ?? Vl ?? 1~f ?? II* - 1, :, ' |. , .P S ?? ' .. ,!A W .i1j. !.1f Z = a IeP . * ,IA W rPARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED, At'ld5 and Joyes J~rthaWntb nurserymen -Black and Gower, Afll~ ~ .~nes.Iandfli;6idFraser; Maupbester, ehe-~ Nottinig hi puis 5aicbesetiitreet. Manchester At~~ris aidl r ner, chemis~ts-Ore- mists' iStbR6OS Haslsek, and Co., Gibraltar, mercanits, rrames Cs, ...

... LONDON CAZETTES. -- -- - --A (From Tuesday's GGresTi, Sept. 5,1843.) 'WAR OFFICE. lst iegithent of Life Geards-Cornet and Suh-Lieut. Henry Lowther to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Alexander, who retires. Edward Colston, Gent., to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenaut, by purchase, vice Lowther. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lient. John Gore Townsend, from the 15th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, ...

... (From Tuesday's GAzSn , Aug. 29, 1843.) OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, AuG. 28. Royal Regiment of Artillery-First Lieutenant Henry Sebastian Rowantobe SecondCaptain,viceDischamps, ?? Lieu- tenant Philip G. Pipon to be First Lieutenant, vice Rowao. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. SimIson and En-ley, Gleucester place, Conumercikl road, linendra. pers XPin and Tolt; Guilford, ?? and Wat. ins, Fenchurch street, wine ...