... .iMONEY MARAKET AND CITY NEWS. it tih aecounts fromo Isnceter are by ,no meians of i Ir so favoulabil a eha'acter nis for'sme. time pafst. We fear it ivill be found that the excitement end aclivily have lad for their bia-is nolhing'bctter ihan a etitiotts P export trade, - Shbuld this be the case, the vollipse wil l .soon come; and a new light will, perhaps, be throwiln a ,on thefree trido ...

... STATE OTR,,TAADE. . lai,?hestej, July 31- In our'iast 4ircular we had the satisficdion of desdribing the'transaetrons of the .f mronth of 'June as uaving been of ?? very extensive * character; and to day as regrrrds thbse of the closing B month, we have.no hesitation in pronouncing thetn . of immese magritudb.' OwinM'to the excited C ntate of 'the cotton: market and the gradually en 'hnnead ...

... REVi GU O, I'JI CI APTI R Mr 0 7l A Cl. ST EI'.2 Trhe Bris!al Thiple aives the following as t7 comes of the inenilels .t the Chalpter of 01o,- Cr.thmdira, prcnmi:iijg that they are taken fowl li-., s which it is believea :re in inlar17 ilystales liU. stated:- T1e Dean mril C.haptcr of ?? 18 The Deati, the ll(1on. and PRem'. Ed nliirdl Bice, DTh)., blluthei Of LOrI D)DeYOr. 'hiie Dean's sli, ...

... :TUE PRODUCE MARKET. LOsNDor, Wednesday, vernranf Since 'our lasti the markets for Colonial produce have had'a dull tone; prices for most articles have .uellered a further depression, and merchants still shoW a disposition to' realizo present prices. The hoime' trade have mad'e sales with caution, their late heavy purchn'ses havingg satisfied their .;ants for the present. 'Sliippetsdo 'not ...

... I .. . .. . - . . .. . r al Nl i l h A ?? w o L e * ( Frana the 31.ar!Iaulae Lep ' es.) : s tle Ruppidieuq weathitr with - hieh lve hlive beeni . favau;ed detrfiil thd' greuater pat ol the week, iia4 e induced farmners'jin Stia matre firvmard dliscriets tu commence ?? Opiamtioais a3s yet, *llomf vemr o ip tireil h rtle! *\rNtiat hms beai' (nt, -mill the e crops ale ccc t~ainly ten dp.ys to a ...

... A valuable return, obtait ed up'rn the motion ol Mr. lBrothertoin, ha ijust been published. It rperits that on the 20th ot Nu veober, 1848, the tote! iiairoier of deposito a in th Unit d( 1Eingdom wits 1,061,G63, mv aihout 4 1wr ent,. of trhe p ltar o. In Errgarul tho dvriiuplaraitr xeI o888,141, or 63 pxr Cellt. WMates ,, ,, 21,195 ,,2. , ,,&ollartd ,, ,, 06,472i ,, 31, Ireland , ,, 60,119 ,, ...

... THE BRITISH CORN T'tADE. Partial showers have fallen in different parts of the kingdom during the week, but the taid has not heeta of a character to do the least iljury to the outsand- ing crops, or even to in-ertupt' harvest woik, which his been steadily proceeded with. A very large pro- portion of thie corn int the southellr eitnties has been cut, and if the veather lext week should prove at ...

... . (From the lfiaioliester Guardian.) f llandchester, TIesday--For most numbers and E qualities of yarms some further advance has been re- t quired to-day. In this upward course spinners have felt themselves urged on by the continued rise in cotton. They have found it very difficult, however, t to carry the buyers along with them. The ma- I nufacturers hesitate ; thelindiainerchtists nre wait- ...

... THE, MARIKE'I'S, ,eANoon, FlilAy, AUG. 24. *h It being to-day very fine ?? for the harvest le operation (which is ili a progressive state) caused our ill market to be thinly attended by faruleis. 'There was bu a little inquiry for Wheat, and thal't at a reduced price; best samples realized 46s. to47, There was a to few parcels of new Barley whichs offr at 29s. per qr. to the quality was ...

... SIrzvIXE OF '1'aALDE; ?? thie ?? Geltrdinr) . latnchestcr, 7'1 ?? further advance oD t 8d. per It). iu cotutol, since T'u1s'iIy tlhe II th inst. ?? l.d to n gpnerrl lit mnd for highcr prices on the pait of spinners; anul, vith that demnild, the huvers ?? meeoerssrily coimplied to the extent of their r opertttons, wh0ich, howerer, hinir been exoeedingly , linsited. iltliing by their alvdices ...