... 0o11mu11erciat Markets, &c. C 0iR N M4ARIK E TS. BULL. Nov. 8.-EFrom, Thomas Binney and Co's circularj- ArrivalsO whea alnd barley still, contifluO liberal, The weather during the week has been changeable, andy although in the boginning, has since' become damp and Muggy, the O5Icharaeteristic of the present sonoth. The wvheat trade in tile cacly part -of. thle week contissued in the sceun dull ...

... !Beasts .. 610 I Calvcs .. | Be w , fO Cd, =omes.. `40 S icking dtto - pigso, per I so . l. BRISTOL CORN EXCIIANGE-TIIURSDAY. WCe had a fair supply of farmers' wheat at our market to-day, which sold slowly at a decline of 2s. to 3s. per quarter. We re- duce the quotations of foreign 3s. per quarter, but the values were almost noominal. Inl barley, both mualting and grirding, there was very ...

... BANK OF' ENGLAND. A-, Account pursuant to the Act 7th and Sth VictoriaL tcp :32, for the weeki ending on Wednltvda, tise 4th day of November, 18,57. ISSUE' DEPATtMAENT. Notes issuked 22,42)2,000) iGox'rntnt. debt 1 ,015.1 00 ?? setairities 3. .9.39oit) Glod COin alld bullion ?? 7.~l,.-147.5 M1. STlSI ,Chief Cashier. Pated the 5th diiy of Novembelr, 1s57. Proprietos's Cal- G~,,vCrtlliet slt ...

... (7)ra?t Italy (filillilack. Some of the recent Glasgow failures evince an ex- cessive over-tradling, and the realisation of assets will vary from Gd. to 2s, Gd. in the pound. STATE OF TRADP, AT DUNDEE.- Since our last no- tice of the trade of Dandee disasters have occurred of the gravest character. Of those beyond our own district it is unnecessary to speak further than to say that the ...

... an? mn?u?x?ce. ?? DNorEE, Nov. 7.-Flax. The fresh bad accounts from America, and the Bank of England having raised the rate of discount to 9 per cent., continues to depress the market, and the transactions during the week have been few and limited; buyers con- fining their purchases to the' supply of their him- mediate wants. There have been sales oC Riga PDC, L.36; PET, L.30; St Petersbturg, ...

... sOYAJ BANK OF IRBLAND. r The h a rly meetiing of the proprietors, for the. at purpose of receivinag a report and atatgeoset of accontsb from g thei dirsetors, was held on Wednesday, at tbe IHuse, Foster- I plae, Dublin. The chebr wanr taken by Ps~nIO XBID, Eeq. 4 M, r. COrPIreD, the secretery, reed thereport and stalesst Pi ^ of accounts. cf The' Ce A wsAN aid he was ready to answer any ...

... xlviVBvPoL BOROUGH .BNAKK 11RBTINa.~ YetiRay ateoon, another mieting of the shareshlders of the Liverpool Borough Bank was heid; Mr. W. Rathbone in the chair. As reporters were nat admitted, and as the official summary was only banded to our orre- spondent a few minutes before the expresW train left Liver- pool, we cm only give the main facts. The meeting was unanimous, and it was agreed that ...

... A private meeting of the shareholders of the Western S Bank was held at Glasgov on Monday last. Therewas ir a unanimous expression of feeling to go with the bank, it i and for this purpose of ;C6OO,OOO were subscribed by the 17 more wealthy shareholders, for which they were to re- reive 7 per cent. the first year, and 5 per cent. after- wards. The deficiency of the funds of the bank has not al ...

... MONBY MARKET. F.ir oy Evmre. The funds to-day experienced some very severe flactuations. At an early period of the morning, prices exhibited a reduction of about t per cent., and although the increased investments of the public in- duced a partial rally, the market was held in check during the greater part of the day by a supply of steck on banking account. The Bank of England are understood ...

... GOMMBBCIAL AND .MABZTbS. PRODUCE. MIXncc ?? Nov. 6. The depression in inarret during the week has much in- c reased, chiedlyattbibutable to the etate of the money market; e nd although a large decline has been sabmitted to in many :articles, yet the g^eneral amomat of business done has been ;extremely emnail this week. Svo~sr.-A ?? of 3g. to 4^a. hasbeen submitted to in order to effect sales, ...

... SATURDAM EVENMNO. The funds opened this morning with great firm ness at the full advance established yesterday, and the support given by the recent extensive invest- ments of the public having alarmed the operators for the fall, and brought them in as buyers, to cover previous speculative sales, a fresh rise of no less than a per cent. was rapidly attained. At this point the market was for a ...

... ?? b c 'fre c I ? I it I t ?S- ? f 0 It V U ell I'l DUBLIN: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 1857. THE BANK MOVEMENr. As we anticipated in our commercial article yesterday, the rate of bank discount was in the course of the day raised to ten per cent.-a rate altogether unprecedented in these coun- tries. We hardly expected that the change would have been made before Thursday next, but it seems that the ...