... MONEY MARKET-TJIE CURRENCY. .y ?? Fromi thle Tirnze&) ve Friday Evening. 3 A fall of more than I per cent., which has occurred wvithin these few da's in tonsols, and that after a steady uninterriujpted rien of several 'xeeles duration, has created very general alarm, end set all the capitalists ulpon an inquirv into the cause of so very a- unexpected a everse. The inain fact is. of course, ...

... EDIIBURGH- -SHA.RE LIST. TUMBSDLY, ArhXL 25, 1844. i Whild | BANKS. I paid Sales | able.. .ent - d. 170 100 £6 April & Oct. Bank of Scotland. 100 100 69 lG 0 6 aM July ?? ?? . 00 l0 0 00 8 June& Liten Co ?? 100 100 00 6 an. & July Commercial . cO6 100 15 0 0 6 Jan. & Jul National Bank 50 10S4° O ?? Dito ew GZar s ow 5Q 69 A . Aug. idinburgh& -5Sg ,. 5 0I 0 7 june&Dec. IUion Bank ?? 2 0 0 6 . ...

... COMMlFERCIAL LIST. WBEK ENDING ON MONDAY LAST.. EXPORTS. QuEaioc.-A Piano Forte-S. Mann. 2 boxes Apothecary Wares-John Forsyth. I cask Glass Globes; I hamper, I jar, Glass anid EarthenwaTe -H. Fraser & Co. 4 casks Brandy-Wmn. Duthie. 1 bundle Plants- Ja. Roy, Jun. I cask Whisky-W. Longmore. Brilliant (332 tons), Elliot, master, 37 Passengers. QUEBEC.-I Clock. I Plough-John Johnstone. I box ...

... I CATT** kADEtEEi!SI SM1T1HF1ILD CATTLE MARKET, April I1. There was exhlbiteofi ftSrle d in to'SdY's Market, a lIbnited rsupl nt beasts as to numbersa but its general qtalmty was good, Thedead sa.- hers beinig p~retty sll cleared, and the attendance of bayers good, use beef trade was somewhat active, at ao advance on last Maoday-, qutab. tions of 2d. per 8 Ibs., the best Seats and hornebreds ...

... | A.OND N stIGAR UARnET. APRIL 2S. vas ,A~l - -_ 11 . . -. nA -~r Iln sa I naimm a I Tim1 market11~ has11 presented a1 healthy appearance for WN'est, indi aI ,a.o sugar since last 'Dcoder: thel demand has becti brisk ?forall 11dre1sci tioste to supp~ly 'he increig at o!rcesad eier;te ae -paid, in ttlflt easer, shoir an sdvnce onl Cf5 ?? utdo d pe .ad te. puc .se for the three market ...

... ;watIut0. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-April 19. Do The only alteration in the duties on foreign corn this week occurred on wheat, which has now advanced to 17s. per quarter. Mi The quantity entered for home consumption, while the duty Go was at 16s. per quarter, amounted only to about 15,800 quarters. Pi, This being less than was expected, has imparted somewhat more firmness to free foreign wheat, ...

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... ENGLISHI BANKRUPTS. JT- Battye, ingsland, linen-draper. M. Waller, Percy-street, Tottenham-cosrt-road, and Birmingham, patent electro-plater. S. Carpenter, Rotbwell, surgeon. J. J. I. Syer, Black-friars, undertaker. J. Todd, Hartfisid, Sussex, dealer. R. Allinson, Whitehaven, ironmonger. IV. Payne, Newc.astle-upon-Tyne, builder. J. Slack, M1anchester. tileering-machine-manufctursr. G. Rothers, ...

... (rrom the Mfornnig Herald.) The following return of the money balances of the City banbis Was made to the Parliamentary Committee in 1840, but by them considered an improper documnent for publication et the tim~e. It Ppesrs, honwever, in the last number of the British and Foreign I fsborterrc Rccenw as a nlote on cn artiele on coin and currency, and on collatersiauathoricv wre have ...

... ow and t'vroInllcil Grau Saawkets. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, London, tlonday, l5th April, 1844. The ccoutt (rom the eavdtng country sial Sets jnfoitn us of a general firmaess i i cohe Fpo trade, but no bqxtuesi of importwnce is trausacted. The gup~jly b7 vi~ to our mefawleet ihis morning ji5 small from Kent, and ralier bqrt-t froin PMe4, but altogether it was brht moderate. The contltion i6 !alirftht ...

... - 0A Tl.A ?? IVb Liverpoo3, April 24.-The Joseph Porter, Wilson, from rchatne at Liverpool, sailed 26th Felt, and from St. Helena, 16th March. The rollers came in very heavy at Tchaboe, previous to the sailing of the Thomas Porter, and canoqed several vessels to drift, and weshed down several stages. The Johlt Jardine lost anchor. Tue Golden Spring lost anchor, ard got foul of another ship, ...

... Xabal Ittelltance The Bonetta brigantine, Com tander Brock, will sail from Chatham for the Nediterranean in a few days, touching at Gib- raltar. Her sails, also those of the Sparrow ketch,. Lieut.-Com- mander Otter, now iting, will be dipped in Sir W. Burnett's solution. The Cygnet, 10, ?? this day, and will be cominis- sioned to-morrow by Commander Henry Layton. The America, 50, Captain the ...