... M~ONEY AND GOMME3C!L CITY, SATURDAY. If the Chancellor of the Exchequer had reduced the rate of interest on the floating debt so as to effiectan annual saving of 30,0001. to 60,0101. instead of renewing the bills, as he has this week done, om the previous terms, the directors of the Bank of England would, in all pro- bability, have lowered the rate of discount to 2 per cent., for money on ...

... CORN MARKETS. LIvEnrooL, June 22.-The market this morning was well attended by buyers. Wheat was in good request for consumption, and all fresh qualities of white and red commanded an advance of fully Id per bushel over the price of this day se'nnight. American flour was not any dearer, hut it is moving pretty extensively into the hands of our bakers. Indian corn has declined falliv Is 3d per ...

... TUESDAY, rARCH 9. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. B. HOLMES, Jun., Bradford, cattle salesman. BANKRUPTS. J. LOADER, Pavement, Finsbury, upholsterer. Of. assig., Pennell, Guildhall-chsiubers, Basinghall.street. -A. DEAN, Brighton, clothier. Off assig., Nicholson, Basinghall-street -M. CLARX, Pudding lane, City, commission agent. Off. assig., Edwards, Sambrook' court, Basinghall street-A. A. LACKERSTEEN, ...

... CiA LONDON TS rboW~3Z.aANa3, M1RK '2I' M\ONrsA8s Mjarch B.-At tltis morning's market the fresh ?? from Essex and Kentwasrather large. hut t.htre were siot many saamples-offering-by rail from CiBy rldls reand Lincolnshire. Most of the lat- ter were held firmly for last Mowday's terms, whieh the buyers not being willing to connply with, very little busi- ness was done, and the sales of Essex ...

... 1AILWAY SEVER Les , LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Peb. ;2 Share. Railways. Sd jiber deen ?? ?? 20 Amberg. Nottingham, and Bassto j, 13 14 0 Birinmg., Wolv., and Stour Vlle 28i Stock. Bristol nd Exeter ?? 13 14 Stock. Caledonias ?? ?? 59 Chester and Holyhead ?? so Publin and Belfast 'unction 5D 23 25 East Anglian (:e25 L.& E & L,& D. 18 18 Ditto (e18 E. aid f,) 7 17 0 Ditto (:67 173) 7 per cert 1 2 ; ...

... THE LONDON MKT 4 GoOL EXCHANGE, WARX-LAND. MONDAY, May 10.-At this morning's market the fresh suppli of wheat from Essex and Kent was moderate, and from Cambridgeshire and Lincolnslsire, by rail, there was5 only a limited quantity offering; but the large arrival of foreign flour had a depressing effect on the trade, and the prices gave ?? per qr.from last Monday. Foreign was held with more ...

... THE MAUIaEIET5 . 'M lady. CORN.-At market the fresh supply of wheat from Essex and kent was small, and there was only a very moderate quartity offer- irsF by rail frorm Cambridgesbire and Lincolnshire. The Essex and Kent supply was cleared off at fully last Monday's prices, and there was a moderate supply of railway samples, for wvhich last *loaday's rates were in some instances slightly ...

... MONEY MAREET. The English funds on Monday opened with an improving ten- dency, but finally closed wvithout alteration from Saturday. On Tuesday the market was steady. The market for the English funds wfas heavY en Wednesday, and the amount of bauiness oransacted very limited. On Thursday Consuls were quiet. The intelligence from France caused au uneasY sensation in the market on Friday, and a ...

... ANominal Prices. Aberdeen Ambergate, Nottingham, Boston and E. Junction . irmingham, Wolverhampton, a Stour Valley .. .. .. .. Birkenhead, Lancashire, & Chesh Junction, late S31. Os. 8d.. .. Bristol and Exeter ?? Caledonian .. .. .. .. .. Chestor and ?? Direct London and Portsmouth. Dublin and Belfast Junction .. Dundee, Porth, and Aberd. Jono. Ditto, New.. East Aliglian (252. L. & E. and L.&D ...

... - ~ ?? - - -= - - - THE NEWMARKET HOUGHTON :WEETING. E'3r TOUCHSTONE.1 This Meeting, which mtay be said to close the legiti- mate Racing Season (for the few that are yet to come are so diversified with Steeple Chasing and Hurdle Racing as to partake of a hybrid character), commenced on Monday with a list reduced of its fair proportions, and weather such as has seldom been seen at New- market. ...

... I.O.NRY J(A1XKT. WEDNESDAY EVENINa. a The Consol market for these tw days has been c affected by rumours of ministerial changes, and in p the absence of any satisfactory explanation the con- sequence has been a further depression of Consols this week, extending to I per cent. This morning n4 Consols opened 97j seilers, and successively declined A till they closed at 96g7 to 97, being a fall of ...

... I COMIMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE MARKET. MINCING-LAND, J`Ar. 13. SUGARL-We have again to report a dull ogening for the week of this market. 820 hhd. of West rtdia sold at Prices a shade in favour of the buyers. Barbadoes, 309. 6d. to 416. 13,000 bags of Bengal were offered in public sale, about 6,000 were withdrawn or bought in, the remainder sold at a decline of Is. on Benares and 6d. on ...