... 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, ...

... FORHIGN, CO31X1ERCIAL, AND DOMESTIC INTB, LLIG ENCSE. OVERLAND MAIL-IgNDA.-On Thursday an express r from Marseilles brought letters from India, in muiiiciplatiotn of tile overland mail of the SO0ls Sept. Thie dates thus received are from Bombay to the 30th, Madras to the 20th. and Calcutta. to n thle 16th of Septeniber. Tue utmost tranquillity prevailed ' througliott India. c Mr. Pringle, Of ...

... COICY INAPER)TOR's WHIMLY ICETURN.-Tuesday. Accotititot tile ?? .i'tlritklsiirOrll oly, sid t Brist.1 Market, tran the retursleliverei to th lisipactor by the le tie r in the Week o.k iel .i Ituar lay last,eomn1,ated biy the Statidard imprnp. I niistitre If 3'lIt dl *S I t) tb ^ ?? 111L1. C n .1 IILItS. feoal Altesilitt. Price Jo uiaor. Wheat .. 1.Ir. 7l5uasoh. £4it2 1 12 12 4 Barley.. 3i 0 4 ...

... BANitRUPTS-FRdDAY. Joseph MeabolotI1,neiltonlext Gravosond, prInter, to sarrender Noy 12, Dec. 9, itt B islaghall-strcet. Sol. Wilkinlson, Loadon J, e 1 flHli[ll, jun. Soilt. ibitintai, bailder, Nov. 10, Dec. S, at the same pIlice. Sal. Btralkenrilge' Lennon Gabriel G ostersol, PI'radiso-vwalkl, Cllsqaa. builder, Nov. 4, Dec. 9, at the satille lace. Solts. Iwrrltce old Co. Lonidont [leerv ?? ...

... ITRADE, COMMERCE, AND MANUFACTURW. COLONIAL tA~RKE TS. lid (Frorr ?? London New Price Current, Z/ov. 2.1 ]Il SuGAn.-The prassmade in all kinds of Ws-rda I'both by reflners and grocers, were upon a larger scale, and pri-. ?? vately amounted to 10c0 hihds and tres., for which fully former rates were obtained. A public sale of 128 hhlds. of Barbadoee [la ent off with fair spirit at very full ...

... In the Gazelle, fromn Rotterdam : fessrs. Webb, 5750 cheeses; W. llassell, 89s ditto; Badgett aid Co. to0o ditto; vi. Edwards, 2 hhds wvine Harvey & eO. 3 cases ditto, Hiare and Un. 21t; Castles & Co. 140 bales juniper berries; Mcfssrr Warren, 3 casks iadder; Clements atid Co. 3 battes camomile flowers; C. Thomas ant Co. 2 casks manga. nose; ;9rder, 10 ditto; E.B Bryant, 5n casks gelieva; ...

... 0LONDON Ct-N ?? LII There waq agIrI aromail Sow Or' wvheat froin Eisox and Kent, and ig. froor more rabnble cooltits there was scarcely anrythinrg freshr. 'fike Ile towir millers are muochir Ivnwat of good fretir-thraslred lilalltlei; and Ld, Urogitr tile Can11,11011 of at jlrtloir of the wheat oir saile wvas llrdilferelt, hie docleara'ince was madlee at all advance ofat 3 per' qr. on thle ...

... MONEY-MARKEr AND COMlMERCIAL NEWS. Messrs. Barton. Irlam, and Iligginson. west- India tnerchants, of South .IJli n--treet, Liverpool, ,uwpentded payineut last week, with liabilities estimated at a mrillion sterling. Au early dividend l i os. in the pound is said to be probable, with a pos- sibility of altimate payment in full. A meeting of the shareholders of the ?? Bank was held at Liverpool ...

... AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCE IREVIEW OF TRIE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (Frsow the Mark-Lcuce Expreoi, Nov. 1.] Several circumstances have occurred since our last wbich have had a tendency to give a firm tone to thle wheat trade, the most import-ant of which has been the step taken by government with a view of relieving the pressure which has s0 long prevailed in the money-market. The terms, howeveron ...

... TMlE FARIAERPVS JOURNUl. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET. -Of the different deicriptians of stock, this was a ralther largely supplied rnaritot, and al1though business could not be ternmed very activo in it yet in thile oli had at fair stroke beenl do1ne, Of lAT Blu .E. cl s, Mr. tichard 0Gibbinigs, of fligher B renton, Esmininter, had four Ii as Heifrs, of which a couple, ih a stalbl of proof, ...