... CITY, TLU8SDAy.-Ofn Monday the public were taken somewhat by sorprise when it became known that the Bank directors had made a further advance on the rate of discount, raising it one-half higher than they had put it up to on Theroday last, when it was advanced from 4 to 4* per cent. Immediately upon the change being notified, the discount houses issued notices that they were pre- pared to allow ...

... MONEY AND COMMEROE, F11551 OUR OWN CORRE5SOND5sT.1 CITY, TRnRsDAY.-There has been a further fall inmall classes of stock, and tie markets are in a very depressed and unsatisfactory state; and, notwithstanding the pros- pect that the Bank this day will lower the rate of in- terest, and alleged large purchases by the government broker in the Three per Cents., Consols have daily gone lower. floey ...

... TUESDAY, Nov. T. BANhrupITos ANNULIMED.- H W. Preedy, Queen's- crescent, Haverstock-hill, merchant's clerk-S. Ainswrorth, Bath-road, Hounslow, seedsman-J. Brick, Cornhill, city, financial agent. Notice of Adjudications and First Meetings of Creditors. Bankrupts to surrender at the Banknuptcy-court,:London. B,&NsntUars. - El Tyrell, Romford, clerk-C. Wolly, Templar-road, Hackney, commercial ...

... LATEST LONDON PMARKETS. FRIDAY IEVENING. MAY 12. CORN, &c.-The total arrivals of English wheat, &c., at llark-lane this week have been exceediegly short. The imports of foreign wheat, barley, and flour have likewise bean in small compass; but of oats they have again been liberal Tlie atteindance of buyers was moderiate, and the small business done in English and foreign wheat was at the rates ...

... FROM THR LONDON GAZTTE. 'RIDAY, Aio. 1E. BPAMx Utrl s ANMULLED. ?? Spriigbett, Clement's lane, City' andtManse-villas, West Hackney. architect and: suriveyor-I. S. Cobb, GreatYarmnouth, Norfolk, printer,' stationer, and tanner. Notice of Adjudications and First Meeting of Creditors. Bankrupts to surrender at the Bankruptcy-court, London. * BAvsRsRusm-H. Allen, Bethnal-greei; hone dealer-G. C. ...

... MoE ILOMMERC RETRO- I 1 I. 1; a: PEC TOF 1864. , - i the year through T.w'isih we have just Passed -es been'most' eventful -and trying to every one en- oaged in speculatiorn or commerce. It has been hyear of v extraordinary wide ranges in the ratestof discount, of mad spealation, audwith alist of Several of'these suspensions werethose of joint stock banks, insurance ompanies, and a great ...

... I a LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE FRIDAT MoRtnRo. CORN EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE. The weather since our last, although not quite so forcing as during the previous week or so, has been favourable for the cereal crops; and, should a con- tinuance of it prevail, an early and abundant har. vest will again smile upon the land. The hay har. vest has commenced in some places, and most ac- Counts concur ...

... CITY, T3UunSDa.A--The markets for stocks and shares have not greatly varied, and business has partiallybeen in suspense tlniootg the arrangement of the account. There may be increased animation, but much will depend upon the requirements of the discount department, especially should specie shipments take place. The demand for discount at the Bank has been fairly supported. In the open market ...

... (rMe OCRS OWN ?? CITY, THasnDAY.-Up to the present time there has not been any change of importance in the stock markets. In some of the speculative descriptions there have been a few transactions, but not sufficient to produce any mate- rial alteration in the prices still the general feeling is upon the whole firm, and the tendency is to higher rates. The home government securities searcely ...

... IMONEY AND COMMERCER [FRoM OUr OWN eORIR.F5ODSNT.l CITY, TEUesDAY.-Although the money market still continues to improve, it does not have any favourable influence ulpon the Consol marelt. The fall which took place on Saturday, conseqiuent upon the Birm~ingham bank failure, was recoveredl during the early part of the day on Idonday, but prices again receded to thc closing rates of Saturday. at ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETR TUESDAY, JULY 26. Notice of Adjudications and First Meetings of Creditors. Bankrupts to surrender at the Bankraptcy-conrt, London. BANsRhs.-C. W. Lewis, Hammersmith, barrister-at- law-J. Cranes, East Rudham, Norfolk, baker-T. Clark, Northampton-street, Dover, carpenter-W. Reeves, Dun- ton-green, Otford, Kent dealer in artificial manures-D. Skinner, Dock-street, Albert ...

... LATEST LONDON MARKETS Fill DAY EVXNG, Tuliq 10. CORN, &c.-The total ?? of English wheat, &oc, reported at %lark-lane this week have been very saort; but the importsofforeignswheat and Oats have again been liberal. There was only a ecanty attendance of buyers 'here thii morning; and, although the actual business done in wheat was limited, prices underwent no change from- those of Monday. The ...