... TUESDAY EvnmNG, March 6. The markets of the Stock Exchange wore fiat to-day, ns they have been for several days past; but the dis- cussion in the House of Commons last night, in relation to the Savoy annexation, produced no further effect in the City than a general condemnation of the tone and spirit of Mr. Roebuck's speech. Consols opened at 942 to 94s, and closed at 94t to 943 for money and ...

... ?? Nijr 23. 13nsineal on the Stock Exchange was Black to-day, and the attendance thin, the usual occurrence on the Derby day; Consols opened at 941 to 95 for money; subsequently prices receded to 941; afterwards there was a rally, and the last quotations were 95 money, and 95i for the account. In the new Three per Cents. there were transactions at 933; Bank Stock rose to 227 to 22D. Exchequer ...

... WEDESsDAY EmmeNt, May 30. There was -a steady market for all descriptions of Public Securities to-day, anid a sufficient amount of business doing to maintain the advance quoted after official hours yesterday, until late in the afternoon, when prices slightly gave way. Consols opened at 95' to 951 for money; at noon the price was 95a (sellers), but no transactions were reported at that ...

... (From IAesda's Gazefde.) BANKRUPTS. TIIOMAS FENN and WILLIAM TDOMAs PENN, Norwich; Fore Street, Cripplegate; and Tuilerie Street, Hackney Road, boot mannfacturers, July Eat 1I, August 8 at 1, at Bankrupts Court. BOIS., Lumley, Ludgate Street, St. Paul's; off. assig., Pennosl, GulIdball Chambers. GusTAvE HErMANN IILIE, Black Swan Yard, Bsrmondsey, tanner, July D at 2, August 6 at 12, at ...

... CORN MARKETS, &o. STAFFOBID COBN MARKET, Satllrday,-Corn Is. to 2s. a quaiteridearer thea last week, 278. per bag asked, 2as. offered, wed refused ; prices checked sales, and though a good aetendance Aodfalr supply, little business done. The weather has again cbs ged, and the last day or two have been very showery, to the greal hindrance of the hay field, a large quantity of grass being yet, ...

... CORN YARKETS, &c. LONDON CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-The supply of wheat from Essex and Kent to this morning's market was smalU; in order to proceed with sales a reduction of Is. and 2s. per quarter upon the rates of this day se'nnight had to bo submitted to. Fo- reign wae generally held at last week's prices holdero not being disposed to prsee sales, only a ?? business resulted, Fsr bar ley there ...

... CORNMARKET , &o. LrVmWooII CORN MAnme, Yesterday.-We have had a goed attendance of both town and country millers and dealers at our Corn Ezchange this morning, and by holoors maklng a slight concession, ex nay, on the prieea of last market day, they were enabled to get Moruugh a considerable quantity of both wheat and 'four; the former, however, was in most favonr, and towards the close of the ...

... LONDON MTAL MARKET.-SATMWAY. 1RmARns.-Cobsideruig the liilted demand for- metals, price generally have been well maintained. . Oar market during the week- bee unodergone comparatively little change. . ; . - ,; . ; , CoPrER.-Tbis. metal .emalne, qliet, but fia ; the presant ecarcity of ceake in smelters' haudn ,eeps the marlret fitm for tbat particular deecriptio, but orders for mro fctdred'ars ...

... The new board of directors of the Great Ship Company have just issued a report to the shareholders, purporting to be a ratsn0 of their proceedings from the commencement of their duties. They start out by stating that having in March last succeeded in raising the additional capital of £100,000., authorised by the general meeting of proprietors on the 0th of that mouth, they proceeded ...

... THE NEW SAVINUS BANK BILL. The bill brought in by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, To make provision for the Investment and Security of the Moneys received by the Commissioners for the Reduc- tion of the National Debt from Savings Banks and Friendly Societies, contains seventeen clauses and two schedules. The preamble states that on the 20th November, 1S59, there was due to savings banks £39 ...

... I NDON CORN ExOHANGE, Yesterday.-The supply Of wheat from Essex and Rent to this morning's market was WoT moderate, and in tbe same wratebed condition as of Iate. Flbe 110 samples In better condition were taken bymillers at last wees' prices, th ren ainder being oaly fit for starch. Basinees in fnre4l1 Continues to be exceedingly limited, but where transactions od late rates ace obtained. For ...

... MYiARKElTS. IPBWXCH. May 15.-At our market this day we had a good supply of wheat, which met a ready sale at an advance of Is. per qr- A moderate supply of all spring corn, and late rates fully supported. We quote prices as follow :-White wheat 53s. to 55s. ; red 48s. to 52s.; barley for grinding 26s. to SO.; beans 36s. to 42s.; peas 84s. to 38s. per qr. Inspector's Returns, May 15 :-Wheat 1 ...