... (By Electric Telegraph.) r M MONEY M ARKETS, YESTERDAY. B LONDON CLOSING PRICES. FU$DS. Consols opened flat, and ?? heavily at a reduction, being unfavourably influenced by foreign politics. . Foreign stocks began as they finished yesterday, but all descriptions aubeequently left off weaker. Banks steady. Miscellaneous I dull. In Mines, Alfred Console advanced. r Coneola for Money ?? ?? 92J ) ...

... (By Elecdri4 Tlegraph.) LIST OF BANKRUPTS. (From Lt Night's Gazete.) John F~aulkner, eab proprietor Commero ilraad. William Hiillrd. otherwise Wilitam Hilliard Bevis, rosater, Burgh- otere, Southampton. John Tombs, builder, Westminsier. George Curtis. licensed victualler, Lrndpori. James Burry Blackburn. currter, Norwicb. Thomas Harrirsn, tailor. Henley-upon-Tbames. Walter and John Noax, salt ...

... 31MISSIONS To_ SEA-MEEN. tlhc _~s0.Wu l IDi r1t) ecu, S til N- onl A pilllici meetiiit wzts 11]i21l ill U St+)0j5 Exclinip'e akc 1lst nlglitill aild of t'e alisva nlissiii'.as 'e 'litellu ilre s Is 0(1 olily sallal.--Tli'] ?? & FIla), i l thc :h'T aice of t];e buit Rev. E l a. presideld, ?? op( eled the 11ecliing 1sp3oint- 00) ing Olt toe evils a lisal g firm tihe lle'l- -of o i i uis in- asi ...

... I a it f 0 N E X lifiV Add BS X E rr ?? SHARE AND PRODUCE MiARKETS. Irlo4 at y( 'Ci ff.oA1 our CONY CoRnSaSPOr1nTw. alreE Lobnol, ,Sahdray Dvening. .ripi Although apparently quieter, the acconnts' from not.i France are anll as scroes in their general character as Pi they worer durin, tthe negotiation of assistance for the lIs. Banki of Fraaae: from tonwlnia capitalists. Itinite ice ...

... MONEY MARKET, SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS, FROM OUlO OWN CORORESPONDENT. LoNDoN, T1'ieqdoi Elvenin. Thle America, arrived at Queenstown, brings intlli gence that the United States' Tre-asuiry and the leading, Banks throtighonit the country have all slis- pended. specie payments; bult it is added that the Treasury will pay in specie the interest Of tlO psublic~ debt due on 1st January, and that ...

... BERVICK, ?? this day week the weather has been very freelty, aisd the ecndlition of corn has been improved thereby. At to-day's inar-bet. thereo was only a modem, te supply of wheat. which cnulsi not be bought cheaper then on this dlay week Supply of barley also small, and lest week's prices were fully maintaind for MjI sorts. Oats fully~s dear.--Mrus. .iHeydee-seo's iesl. CAMBR~IDGE, ...

... (By Electric Telegrap~h.) MONEY MARKETS, YESTERDAY. LONDON CLOSING PRICES. 4 Conreobi began about thc sause, but left off firmner on suec- icess of disue of ?? Loan, mininium pimiae for which Was i 98'.l 't which rate £.6~30,900 was tcndcred, and I33u,0 ablinve that; prico. Consols conntinuations stiffer. Indiianita ?? absorbed principle attention. Foreign stocks finished Vsteadily at opening ...

... STATE OTE NEY MARKET. few The absence of ?? wvit], mon0ey at7 e Winl. cent. is a subject of remiark on all sides ; but it would be ?? hard for any one to Point out a reason why Ithe existing ?? rates should be regarded as anl evil. There is no count~ latter in which money abounds to the sam~e extent as in En qlanJ7 and Yet whenever thle value of this commodity experienices, while an increase ...

... re bay THE FRENCH COMMERCIAL TREATY AND ~te THE WORSTED THADE. is. ol1 A special meeting of the Council of the Brad- ford Chamber of C,onmreroa wes held on Tbursday after- 31 noon, at the secretary's offices, Manor-row, to receive the in report of the deputation who have lately been in Paris on ye the subject of the Anglo'Frenoh commercial treaty. Mr. n- W. Ei. FouSmTF, one1 of the vice ...

... MONYY IARKET.| SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. FROM OUR OWzT CORR0ESPONDENT., LoNDoNx, Friday Evening. Busineas has been againi extremely quiet. The expectation of further news from America deters biend Rd operators, and meanwhile anxiety increases, as tothe news likely to come before the final answer of thp Atucrican G overnment is received. In the course of'the afternoon various favourable ...

... ?? _a I_^. -- A1_ 4mit ?? pnien WHAT has money to do with conscience? If L we can turn an honest penny, why is conscience to be always thrusting in its advice, and lecturing us about the means? There is no part of the human constitution so ungentlemanly as this voice within. It is everlastingly obtruding itself in business hours, when no man can afford to waste his time in discus- a. ...

... MK- - I SHARE AND PRODUCE MSqARKETS. (FROsI OUR OWN (OsRU ZSPoNDENT.) LoNDox, Wednesday Evening. There is a further subsidence of apprehensions of war, at least of war with America, while the most reliable accounts from Paris indicate reluctance on the part of Flrance to embark in hostilities even for the Polish idea. Thus the feeling is gradually becoming optimist in its character ...