... 11 id ! CORN MARKET-FrLY 28. Our supplies of English WHEAT have been moderate during the week, and there is Rot much left unsold this morning. The present fine weather has a tendency to check operations in the trade, and in making sales we have some difficulty m maintaining the. previous currency. The demand for Foreign WHEAT is rnuch subdued, the recent ad- vances rendering purchasers more ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLICENCL -CITv, FRIDAY EVENING. The most interesting circumstance of the week is the pab. lication of the Report of the Commissioners on the Cuetom. house frauds, to which we have elsewhere alluded at some length, which renders any further observations unnecessary, save to congratulate those who coincide with us in advocating moderate duties as the best protection ...

... - Lord AbingeF: Pray did the Marylebone Bank profess to give in terest to their customers ?-.Witess: Ye, my Lord. Lord Ahiuger. addressing the jury, said he hoped this case would be a warning to. them, and induce them, as well as other persons, never to employ a London Bank which professed to allow interest to its customers for their money. The system was extremely bad, and most in the end, ...

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... CITY, SAkTUtRAY EVGNING. The English Funds remain without alteration; Console have been 938 i throughout the day, and little or no business doing. The public seem to be rather turning their attention to South American Stocks; Mexican has been as bigh as 33k, but close at 3, Had it not been for the bad faith evinced by the agents ef the l',lexican Government, which, of course, was sanctioned by ...