... CITY, FRIDAY EVENING, The returns of the Bank of England by no means enable us to form so favorable an augury of the Home as Foreiga trade, showing, in the thirteen weeks, ending Sept. gtii, 18843 when compared with the same period last year, an aomel' waiting for profitable investment of no less -a suol than 2,1 12,000. Meanwhile the stock of bullion has increased to 112,600,000, the greater ...

... MONEY MARIKE'JYanid CITY NE WS FRIDAT.. t] lie Foll)owing correspondepctI has lssed between Messrs. Lizardi and Co., ogents for thc Mlexican government, aud the conimittce of South Aniericall bondholders, rcgarding the alleged secret issue ot mnew Bonds and thle piayflient of lOs. in the pound of the O'ctober dividend. The only remark sve calln msnke upon this subject at present is, that we ...

... MfONEY MARIKETe Qud CI i3I.iS WEDNESDAY, The English funds opened heavy to-rint,, an,, the Consols wvere quoted 941, oeN ing to the fall in tl French rentes; but this low tuotation ha ilno brought some buyers for-ward, the ni;arket recov ctb in the afternoon, (Consols bsing last quoted 04g to for M.loner, an 9-5 to t 'for the. Accoint; Ne Three-and-a-Half ler Cents., 102k: E:xachuer Bills, at ...

... 8HiPPING INTBLLIGNBCB. The foillowinz is ran extract of a letter received at Lloyd's fom~ ttbasir agent. at Htayti, bearing dato Ataguit 14, iS4IS-. 11By a decree of the Provisional Government, dated July 11, Port. au -PrInce is to resumne its former nlame Of I Port Repraoial*, henceforth to be so cailed. - Itatractlof a letter trecielved. at LUoy'eli from their agent at Atnx (~~ae apy obe ...

... LONDON MARKBTS-MONDAY. CORN-EXCHANGE. Suich has ioern lIe rapidity with which marvest work has progressed sillce oer last, that uIrurly the whose of tile crops have bern secured in execilent conditlion in thc forward districts; whil a it geperal con- luionin for England is expected to he arrived at by, or shortly after, tQe conclusion Of tie present Week. During tbe tllst iveek, es well ns ...

... SHIPPING INTBLLIGBNCE. LONDON, SEr'r. 20.-Wind this day at noon snoderate breeze from, Eg3 thoe northward and westisard, and fine. p DEL ae 1-idN o..lgt airs.-Arrived thr AgfikOla and fro Bmba, adyStnnirdfrm Mntea, her Malosty's ohipts Sin Warpie, urdie, ndGreia fom coie. Peased by the Hin- der deofrm tokhlmfo BmbyNoce fomCoenagn for St. Orleans. 3 PORTOSMOUTHI, SEPT. 21.-Wind N.N.W.-Arrived ...

... MAARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE.-oNDAY. Sinee this day s'nnylht coositioerabe progress ?? been made in all parts of England it securing the crops; while the arrivals of all grain up to our market. with the exceptotn of Irish Oats, of lwhich upward, of %'PoeO quarters have come to hand, have beon on a rsloderate scale. Fresh up to-dry, the receipts of English Wheat were by so meanas large, and of very ...

... Intelligence of improvement in most quarters, and of positive prosperity in some, continue to reach us. There is no particular change to notice in the Liverpool cotton market, except that the sales have been upon the whole upon a somewhat decreased scale-though we find them reaching on the 18th to nearly 10,000 bales. There have been in Manchester more inquiries for cloth this week, and the ...

... I, The suppliesof E IN.A ET.5EPTEMBER 922 contjnues very st3nlish WHEAT were moderate, and the demand whilt te tan lcty for all good qualfties, whether New or Old, whilst the tra sactons to-day have been iii some instances at a little Another advanje in duty on Foreign WHEAT having occurred, holders evinne more confidence in the trade, and the best qualities are held at improved rates. . ...

... EXTRAORDINARY AND DISGRACEFUL DISCLO- I SURES IN THE DRAPERY TRADE. BLACK, GO01 ADI, TATYLO1P.'S BAN'KRUPT~CY. C Bsrar L ~ACgia(vTCY, SEPT. 197(lgefore Mr i Commis- sioner Holroyd) The-bankrupts appeared beforte- Court to-day on, their final examniiation. Thei bankruptsw4ere repre- sented by counsel, wrheni,on the suggestidd__of:1Xr. IE.' James, who appeared for the sassignees, Black and Gore ...

... .MONEY MAkEYET and CITY NEWS. THURSDAY. We published yesterday a letter from a lady, it large holder of Pennsylvania stock, to the Governoril of that state, complaining of the grievous breach of a faith which its people and government had com- mitted. b We understand that another lady, a descendant of the *' Founder, is reduced, by the non-payment of e interest on the stock of Pennsylvania ...

... SlA TE of the LA CE uid HOSIhRY TR1 DES. [Er1oM TIHL NOTTINGI1AM ]ttlVIEW-.] r bWe are gl-d to report that at length there is a slight im- 1 rov ment in Ite drawer and pantilOon branch ; consider- i ,tle orders having been given out. Some masters had 1 pleviously determined to sflp their frames. This branch lia, been in a very depressed state for a lonm t:me, and is ot ereat importance to ...