... giolF.Y MARKET AND CITY-INTELLIGENCE. ?? _ap _I, FRIDAY EVENING. The moral certainty which exists that the present session of Parliament will terminate without any further change of government, has had a very beneficial effect on public credit. Consols at one period touched 969 for the account, but a slight reaction has since taken place. Money is very abundant, the rate of discount being 34 ...

... I FruDnAY EVENING. Although it was confidently reported in the beginning of the week that the Bank of England would lower tbe rate of discount to three per cent., and in consequence 5 violent speculation commenced in. railway sharee, tb meeting of the Directors yesterday broke up without their perpetrating any such insanity. We have often expressed a conviction that the B3D Directors, if they ...

... IREJECTION OF THE STOCRPORT Il .COERCION BILL. FALL OF THE TRIUMVIRATE. In the whole of our parliamentary experience we do not remember any private bill that has caused so much sensation within Parliament and without; the public at large can form no idea of the monstrous powers attempted to be obtained by this, bill, in the name of the Corporation; but virtually by Coppock, Sadler, and Co., Mr ...

... THE SALT-TRADE tX 1ijDik ISLE. fly1WU1 f 01 1uU 0,o- as Ju-st 'issued a able pamphlet upon a m'ost. iaiteresting topia Ily fiscal, potical';' and mnoral point of view-the1ablit a ?? Lndiat'Gbvernment's monopoly in this rees sary-condineut.' It seems but the other day that we were fieed this country from one of the most obnoxious ta P which impolicy or necessity 'ever' imposedeandg contrast ...

... MOMEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLICENCE.| FRIDAY EVENING. The English funds have been heavy during the week, and well they may be, when, on the one hand, Parliament have already sanctioned railways amount- lng to upwards of 140,000,000 of money-to say no- thing of the 70,000,000 granted last year; and, on the other, Lord John Russell has declared, that Go- vernment do not intend to interfere with ...

... ,QNgY MARKET AND CITY INTELLGENCk.1 FRIDAY EvExINe, The transactions in the Money Market have been fet and unimportant; the Funds have experienced bet little variation during the week; but Exchequer Bills have improved. We pointed out these securities a, the most legitimate and safe investment for the Batik, at their present prices especially, in the face of so large an amount of railway ...

... MOJPlEY MARKET A^D CITY INTELLICENCE. I . .O - Friday. Evening. The money market is in a state of complete calm, and it is not expected to be ruffled.until the calls on the 150 millions of new railways are attempted; 'then will be seen. whether the alarm we feel on the subject is futile or otherwise; then will be seen whether the advice we gave, to spread the calls over a series of years, by ...