... MONEY VARKE-and' Cld (TIL N ;. SATURDAY NIGHT. AIO-\EY 3IAlllM0l-Tile Ceflo'Ct.t tilere cto of t'le rate of iliurt res( IIc'th Ilnica bas produced at ill- ther ris() ill k11 ?? Sel Bin I'S. C ?? toe October Accolnt la3(it to1. 1 il) r ( lol115 tl c t to l, alonev, tie clo0i;ngl b, ut closed01 ?? to R e rCenlts. TWduC('d 111-'e wa W1) (31 to ;, thle, TiIll~c ~is~t t 61t ',te jj1.0llillQIat1 ...

... BANKiRiUPTS-FRIDAY. Jesse C. Moore, Strand, bookseller, to surrender August 23, Oct. 2, at Baslnghall-st. Sols. Scott & Co. London Geo. A. Cavendish, Flncisley, lodging-house keeper, August 22, Oct. 2, at the same place. Sol. Hembery, London John MIller, Mary-street, Hoxton Oldtown, baker, Sept. 2, Oct 1, at the same place. SolicItor, Rt Nare, London Louis Meiunler, Lelcester-place, hotel ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, AUoGUST 24. A + 1.: ?? ?? .- --1, ?? ?? .. i- I I..- , - I. At thin day's market wc had a fair supply of English be wheat. The factors began by asking extravagant rates, - is which checked the demand, but the market ultimately m flnished about 3s. to 4s. dearer than this day week. A i *h. similar improvement was firmly insisted on for bonded es and faee foreign, but the ...

... 1 1_ PRESTON MARK .-Safurday tM. The market was brisk thih morning, and Wheat and Meal both advanced about 2. on the prices of Inst week. There wero Several good samples of new Wheat, but not a ?? sample of new Meal. Much of the Meal shown was very Inferior. s. d. it. d. WUEAT, white, per windlc of22lbs ?? . 23 .0 26 0 Do. red do. ?? , , . 26 0 27 9 FPoue, superfine, per pack of 2401b ?? 38 0 ...

... . CORN EXCHANGE. LONDON, NIONDA.Y, AugUst 24. We had this morning a better supply of Engliih wheat, principally new, the quality and condition good. The wocather having a more settled appearance, has, in some degree, calmed the apprehensions that were excited on Friday; still, as most of the millers want new, the supply was pretty well cleared off at an advance of about 3s. per or. from this ...

... 12AILWAY STIABFlLIST i'oR.SATtIJIDAY, AuD.29. Ii;o i;- ~S. ~ Paid. Closing 1'rieo' ilosiness Done'.- Aberd,.on ?? *. £12 I ( i. Atnber.,Not.,11usul..&3. 2%'AL' 'A4112 Dioigii M&1iooonisr 100 1217 160 Do. New (irs. V Ok' s)..I 3)%31 I~ Dirmini-nand COld. J1une 2 4 41_4pn10% ?? Exeter ?? 7A ]o 10 Id 1, Do. NseW 2. ?? 4 5,3 2PAlsolI0 B~ristol nmol Gloucester .. 10 20 22 pIll- ?? ire ?? 42s. 'A 1 ...

... our ,u ™y the _/ j published the Daily News '.ktidii ® adverted to the Message of the President Nation of the proposed treaty with Mexico for the ter?>*ad apDenj.,, 10 Mowing is the document referred to i' two other communications from Mr. mod ,'^ e Conner, and the Foreign Minister ' c wan t of space prevented us to the Senate copy of a letter under °^_«uu,u. 0f u , Swn> ' ar y of State of ...

... SIX..RI3E'I HEJi~AL1. CORN/A' X'C'II Nfrl~W f,, ilodye iipuel `1. ?? i W1ie;A tr'ade ?? W ?? very hompnivi g ?? th rough- Pg jit the last, wiiek, Slnd a largo oxatent of ?? Nvas tramlae Led oil Iri'jhjy histt at uln dv1.1rice in the qunotations of 3e. to Us. pori 15 qiartel? ill ?? fjul~flltii, nI,~ about ElieA~ani in, Foreignj. Thlis norie, ig ;ve f i can a hetitri su p1, of noiv V hateat ...

... LONDON JIIARJCEIr,-FRIDAY. CORN EXCHANGE The arrivals of English Wlteut for our markiet during the irecelit week haive h(ell small, andi we hitad a very limited n=mber of Sain plls of that nrfiele here to-duy; vet, owinir to thi prevailing fine weather fbr harvest irork iii the nornil of Englaind, the demand was in a very sluggish state, at, in most histances, a deelitii of Is per qr. Ili ...

... TR.ADE REPORTS. 3LxANCtsrSTa, FRnID .-The marketremalliinsvitliscti . chleige Worthyof notice. Prices of goods continue Bri.. tie amount of business done is still moderate. Tlleltur kinds of printting cloth are in good detailmid; sitliti'.- still heavy of sale. The country trade line epelriedlhel little iniproovenment, and. rnore buyers have atten,1e,1 ij; market. It is to be hoped tiht the ...

... LErDs.-On Saturday there was a full average amount of goods sold at the Cloth-bells, buton Tuesday therewsas athinnerattendanceofbuyers, and lessbusinees was done. There was very little business done on either day in fine and middle qualities of sloth, but in heavy winter goods, and fancy cloakings, there was a pretty fer demand. Prices are without any alteration, and the stocks on hand are ...

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