... CITY, THUsDAY MoaNiNG-The stock markets opened on Monday with much heaviness. Consols declined J, and in railway ehares a decline of i per cent. took place. On 'Tasday the business done was bat trifling, Consols and eharee of the foreign stocks generally being firm, with a slight advance in prices. In railway shares there has been some improvement, andupon the whole they are better. l The ...

... THE LONDON MAIRKETK. LLOYD'S WEESKLY NkWSPAE 3iIAY 'Aug. ?? bORN EXCHIANGE M A-TLANLT. The weather has been more settled this w~eek, but still the sky has been mostly overcast, and the temperatuire rather low for the time of year. Not- withstanding the heavy rains ana rough winds that have been experienced throughout the country up to Saturday last, we learn from various sources that the crops ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE FRIDAY, JULY 26. BANKsUPTS, -W. Braddon, New Hornsey-road, coal agent-H. Simmons, Croydon, boot and shoemaker-W. Hall, Albert-street, Lower-road, Deptford, labourer-J. Beesley, South Norwood, dealer in toys-S. Gruttenden, Battle, plumber, painter, and glazte - C. H, Smith, Baker-street, Easton-road, dealer in horses-li. Coster, Breat Saffolk-street. Southwaik, bread ...