... CITY and MON5EY INTELLIGENCE. FRiDAY EVzNiSG. There has been very little variation in the English Funds throughout the week, the uncertain state of the Dsno.Germanic Question, and other apparently looming difficulties arising from the course pursued by Austria and Prussia, though peace is still on their lips, preventing anything like animation. Yesterday Consols were about i per cent. higher ...

... CITY and M[ONEJY INTElLLIGENlOl. FRIDALY EVAErING. There has been very little change in the English Funds, though Console are rather heavy, principally in consequence of the demand for money, which has again sprung up, notwithstanding the pay- ment of the half-yearly dividends, and the growing feeling that the rate of discount must be again raised, the bullion in the Bank having diminished by ...

... i CITY and MOREBy INTELLIGENCE. FirWAy EvEnIse. The Bank of England suddenly raised its rate of discount on Saturday to 7 per cent., owing to the great pressure for money and the numerous new schemes presenting themselves to the public. It did not, however, have much effect on the English Funds, and' Console have remained throughout the week at 91J i Money, 911 i Account, there being very ...

... C:: G I FRIDAY EVrNINGn. The Bank hab made a further reduction in its rate of discount, but the Markets have been very dull throughout the week, the re- assembling of the Conference being looked forward to with some anxiety. The ease in the Money Market, and the beautiful weather telling well for harvest prospects, are now the great main- stayof the Market. Cinaols, which closediastweek at ...

... FRIDAY EVRHIX1G. The prospects of peace being brought about between the German Powers ?? the intervention of Euglaud-though with what lose to the prestige and material interests of this country it is impossible yet to say-tbe prospects of a good harvest, and a continued prosperity of trade, have had the effect of improving rates, and though Consols are not now quite so high as they have been ...

... l 1VBWZARBUET FIRST OCTOBER M.EIITING. eighta for the GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY HANDICAP, a sweep. estk5O Of l6 save eaob, t ft, with 1I aided by the Great Eastern Rail. way G5mpany, for the erad n pvrds;te wne;fahnt Ca ?? 200 Nos ater the deolaration of the woights (Septomber 19, at e3Psm'3 to carry 71b ; of any other handicap, 31b extra; Weights aOumulativew; the owee0r of the second horse to ...

... MOENY X AEIN Q.-No. 7. f Written Exclusively foar Tn: EnA.) The Marking Room is the next department to which we seall Thave to direct the attention of those who, wishing to comprehend folly the art of Money Making, are kindly following our description of it. The.term marking manifestly conveys pers Cno just idea of the nature of the qperation to which it has reference. Shop- 1eepers and ...

... MONEY MAKING.-No. 6. (Written Rxefeesirely for THE ERA.) The Weighing Room is the next department of the COining eatab. lishmeut to which we shall have to refer, and it is one of the most important. In. it a careful testing of the weight of each iadividoel planchet of gold and ailver produced by the cutting-out presses is effected, and this by means of self-aetiug Or automatic machinery. It ...

... CITY and MOIREY INTELLIGEBjCE. FRIDAY EVENING. The English Funds have been in a state of considerable excite- nnent throughout the week, owing to the unsatisfactory state of the Dano-Germanic question, and the various rumours which almost up to the lost moment prevailed with regard to it, City men having appeared to hope against hope that everything would be arranged and the further effusion ...

... THlE ENGLISH PAPER TRADE.! rs it to Live, or iB it to Die? The ?? committed by the Government on theo 'Paper. makers of thie country four years ego, when the ?? wese stabliehed, though fully and ably pointed out t' the timed~ becomes every day more marked and more op~preSafie, plainly Indicating that unless some steps are taken to relieve that branch of British induetry from the preasure now, ...

... FuiD&Y EVENING. The Market has been extrenmely depressed throughout the whole of the week, principally owing to the uncertainty of political events, and the fear that the Conference must come to nothing, whilst Eng- land will drift into a war with the German Powers. The heavy state of the Money Market, too, has aggravated the depression, the demand for money being so great that the Bank of ...

... The Contract Corporation. Smith, Knight, and I Company (Limited). Among the remarkable features of the day, a great fact growing out of the wonderful spirit of progression and the gigantic mercantile speculations characteristic of the present time, the new Association, whose name stands at t6' top of this article, is perhaps the most extraordinary and remarkable of all the speculations of the ...