... COMMERCIAL COLUBM, BRITISH FUNDS.-(Closiri Prices.1 I~~ ?? - ..S I- CR. - AS Bank Stoc 3 per Cent Ditto tor I 3 per Cent Now 3* pe Long Ann India Stac ladia Bon Excheq.-b Austrian 1 Belgian 4A Dicto 2$ p. Brazilian ' Danish 3 1 Dutch 4 p Ditto 2i pi Ecuador E Granada E Mexican 2 ?? . 208 206 i 0 Consals a) 56 ' 2 'Its acceunt Oh Sa -4 5i ts Redaced . 00 , oA , 6$ ?? ?? 08.,. . 9 S 9 2 9o' 5! ...

... Cra'at an Coninverer. AVEsRAGlo PtlcE or SvGAR.-Lo\rnoNe isa~~ ; S ; = Y 3 ?? The average price of Brown or Mluscovadlo Sugar, tbe produec the British pomessions in America, computed fr os t e ret or mnade in the %veek edlling Jnly 2S, 184I , is 37s 24d per C ur TArJrow.-LoNOUN, FRIDAsY, JULY 31.-ItUSSiall JS be purchased with cisutioss, on tle spot, and, for delivery pribernea going down. For ...

... I f Contin oedfrow the secondppage of this;aol.] Plymouth, Avg. I-Yesterday afternoon, an accident from which results of a serious character were likely to accrue happened to the barqne Sir Francis B'Hend, of Newcastle, timber laden, lying iii Stonehouse Pool. It appears that her cargo had all been discharged, with the exception of one piece of timber in her hold and a quan- tity ot cordwood ...

... ; N1TIiiCTIOPF OP TlI'iWTb!4TO '155 Suehis the heading giaen to a letter from Clon- mel, published in a Wesfard paper, and if the tacts set forth be not ever coloured the future prospeeta of the poor are lamentable indeed., For the last four weeks (says the writer) symptoms of disease were manifest in the potato crop ; but from the bloom and verdure of the gardens there was no doubt en- ...

... t'. - - . - 4? I ' 777j???ftlffi ki ?? ?? CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 3. . The supply of wheat fiesh up to this morning's market e, was very moderate, tome portion of whicl consisted of new samples, whioh came to hand in good condition, and o sold readily from 48s to 54s per quaiter. There is no va. ly riation to notice in the price of old wheat, and there is but ly little doing in foreign. ir ...

... BRITISH CORN 'rR.I)E DURING TUE PAST WEEK. The complaints respecting tue potatoc crop have become so universal as to create considerable uneasiness. A Yen, mate- rial deficiency must, we fear, be reckoned on ; and substitutes of one sort or other Vill be required to an extent which is likely to affect prices of almost all articles of food. An un- usually large consumption of wheat is, ...

... 'N-albal 21 DISTItiU'rO~TE or TIM NOTHni AllrMnstAN AND WEST INDIAQ., St ?? TtRoyal, Jamaica. July 21. orZ Ini Ilarbeur-Piclkle, 21, LiMeini.Cniatdricry Per- an ard ; ndJiiaum, 72. with thle broad~ pendat' of Ctnsdere or, Ping. at At Vera C. uz-Enulyiiion. 44. Cspntahi George 1B. Lanmbert: ?? Alarm, 20;, Canptaint Charici ?? V~raiikland. lies,' 13 5 elm Ian- dI' . ;. &v -d Veosurius, Ii, steat ...

... TIlE HAMBURG MAIL. S0 VlIlNNA. JUM' 31.-Aus'rrAN FUNDS-Five per of. Cents. 111 7-16; ditto Four per Cent., 100i ; ditto Threo ve per Cent., 74; Loan, 1534, 150j' ditto, 1839, 125,3 dy Bank Shares, 15G0.-Raiilways: The Northern, 182A ; ed Gloggnitz, 1322 ; Venice to Milan, 106 ; Leghorn, 108; Pesth,94; Sieninair, 85; Grosselto, 94; Appenuinen, 93.- ?? A 11qemeicine Zeitreig, August 3. lie Mirt ...

... M A Ita KE T IGL.%SrOv C1tR EXCHLAXNG. AU'GUST 2 A fo rtler aj.-qnoleo nn ti' Is per boll hrts taken place ilrle v:i'uh o w n Is, ?? h WI, 1,0t>z 'tT ly st.liaizei at tbin 011y's tarrl4 t. ut t r11. - . Ol'flltirC 4i.'1nai>. onto isl atoll. :1to ?? ?? inrec ill good a rjoill It t 1i to I- - p-c loll Over prerious prices 0 I heat ?? Etish, per-X4 lbs..,oil - ; 7i 4.1 tcM 29 0I - [ S-tI, tso., ...

... B. P. SUGAR.—Dublin.—The market has continued tai paralysis until within the last two or three days, when business has been done at about Is. decline from the prices lat week. Ordinary browns, 475. to 4%.; middling, 50s. to 525. Montreal, July 14.—The stock of flour in Montreal is large, tat very little can be sold at present prices, which quoted 22t.lir superfine and extra fine, and 21s. for ...

... MOJPlEY MARKET A^D CITY INTELLICENCE. I . .O - Friday. Evening. The money market is in a state of complete calm, and it is not expected to be ruffled.until the calls on the 150 millions of new railways are attempted; 'then will be seen. whether the alarm we feel on the subject is futile or otherwise; then will be seen whether the advice we gave, to spread the calls over a series of years, by ...

... M ARKET 111 RALD. CORN.EYT-iAxG E, 211rdayr, A i sqrrst 17. 1ifaving (Inly Mnoderaite frecol supplies of Wheat fromt tile pr~in- cipal counties this mlorn ing, (consisting chiefly of this year'sr growth, arid thle qualijty for [li' 'most Part being' exceedingly goodi, at quick rale ware erijerierced at tire ciliumeneement of lru.,nrms at Fan imrprovemnter of full 2s. per quarter-;, whilst old ...