... TRADE4, COMMERCE, &c. THE MONEY MARKET. MoNDAY.-Atother comparatively quiet day has bean experitncedi, and the English fistds have risen considerably. Coosols for money, which closed at 81 on Saturday, opened this morning at 814 to i. After seime slight fluctuatiotis they advanced to 82 i and, although i ferw sales caused them to leave off at 8I10 to J. they still weore ml appearnnce of ...

... ILf)NDON MARKETS, MONPA Y. CORN EXCHANGE, NOVEMnBE 1. This morning brought up a somesohat short supply of Wheat from the hsome counties, and of other Grain also ?? as not an abundant sho,. The trade ruled languid for some time, but the millers ultimately purchased at Friday's currency, or 2s per quarter in advance of M11onday's rates for Wheati. Fine Malting Barley muot be quoted 1I cheaper, ...

... TILE FARiU:IER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLEd MARKET.-ThiB was altogether a small market, but notwithsatnding it was by no means sold out; some good BULLOCKS aod Suicap, as well as other descriptione of ?? baiig ageloudriventborne, Still, however, pricos wero supporte~d. With respect to FAT BULLtOCKS, Mr. John Drew, of Peamtoro Form, Ex minostor, hiod a couple of ectraordinary Heifers, ...