Ahh well, there will be more sites if ur willing to take the risk, I am...
they are all so new and a risk it is.
SilkRoad v2
==Update (12/20): Three lead staff members, Inigo, SSDBD, and Libertas have been apprehended. It is unknown at this time if SR2 was hacked or why, if this was based off of the SR1 bust, it has taken so long to find them. This was followed by DPR changing his PGP key whom has since disappeared. It is advised to stay away from SR2 for now.===
One month old and still struggling to get basic features in. Has potential as staff seem more politically motivated than financially, less likely to steal site funds, though resistance by the administrator to anti-theft p2p payment systems reveal there may be ulterior motives. Slow development time and preference for established vendors means this site wont see growth until the latter half of 2014, so odds of cut-and-run escrow scamming will be pretty low for a while.
Tormarket
==Update (12/14): DPR just PWned Tormarkets database and got lists of customer information including messages and what they bought and a ranking of buyers by amount purchased, if your value your safety stay away from tormarket.===
Less than a month old this marketplace has taken the bulk of the market due to its functional design and the fallout from the massive admin-theft scam known as sheep marketplace. Its front page is littered with trust marketing as it attempts to recruit sheep victims who were taken by trusting someone in the same adminstrative position. Promises of p2p escrow (designed to prevent such a scam from ever happening again) are spouted by staff without any details or timeline as part of their trust marketing campaign. Shilling is prevalent on various forums showing that this is probably going to be another escrow scam (eventually).
Pandora
Less than a month old, not much is known about this market other than its very rough around the edges and is pretty much dead. The site boasts its user count on the site itself, which at its beginning was somewhere around 2000 and went up sharply thereafter. Needless to say this was dishonest and shows the operators low moral integrity. High probability that this will be an operator escrow scam if it ever gets big enough.
Agora
Only a week old this market was promoted by the main mixing service bitcoinfog. Subsequently this market came online shortly after sheepscam went down. The connection is that the sheep scammer used bitcoinfog to launder 8 figures worth of coins, which given the nature of mixing meant that no actual anonymity was gained but bitcoinfog did make millions off of it. While bitcoinfog may not have been involved in sheepscam, the fact that they knowingly accepted stolen money and pocketed the fee shows they have little moral integrity to be backing a marketplace, and their "associates" who are administering it, if its not them, are not to be trusted either.
FloMarket
==Update (12/22) - It is reported Flomarket has gotten hacked. It is speculated this is due to it being based off the beta BitWasp market-software. A banner on the main page states all bitcoin functions are disabled.
Another SR clone, not much is known about this relatively new market except for a message on its main page detailing that it was made right after sheep and BMR went down (literally a week ago). This site is more akin to BMR than SR due to its categories including carding, weapons, and exploits. Is fully featured and functional, forums are due soon.
TheMarketplace
==Update (12/20) A new electrum plugin has been released that allows for 1-click vendors withdraws and buyer refunds. A simple wallet generator tool has also been created for offline wallet generation. TMP is making tremendous strides in advancing multisig. ===
Started one month ago and only currently present on the i2p anonymity network (and accessible through Tor on Tails OS), this is the first market to support multisig escrow, meaning administrators have neither the power nor the incentive to steal site funds as is possible with the aforementioned sites, as has occurred 4 times in the past 4 months. Not much can be said for this site except that its fully functional and its operator appears to be politically motivated and skilled at coding. Its still in its early stages but has great potential if it can manage to simply and streamline the otherwise complicated p2p escrow process.
BitcoinFog
While this is not a market, it is a central mixing point for most of the laundered bitcoin. Its design requires that people trust the operators not to be working with law enforcement to deanonymize its users. The same follows for blockchains Shared Send (mixer) and SharedCoin (Coin Join). However a trust-less Coin Join technology has just been funded (2x over) called DarkWallet and is slated to be released sometime early 2014. Once this is released trust based services such as blockchains mixing services and bitcoinfog will become obselete, as Coin Join cannot be deanonymized, will be instantaneous and transparent and cost nothing. Bitcoinfogs mixing services run secondary to its main wallet services and is a registered company whereas bitcoinfog is just a mixing service and its operators are unknown,
therefore there is a high probability that bitcoinfog in the next few months will steal everyones coins.