... I COMMERCIAL AND MONETARY [From our City Corresposnentc LONDON, Wednesday Evening. Although the tone of the Stock markets has rather improved, business is still in great langeor. The deal- ings are chiefly among the members of the Stocl Exchange themselves, the public apparently being deterred by the apprehensions that are continually expressed as to the fate of some - the discount and finance ...

... I COMMERCIAL AMBD MWOETAY. ; ~ ~ ~ - as,,, I,, I;, ,,flht 'ro5tv our e city torreeponacn.j LONDON, Thursday Evening. r The Bani4Directors have lowered the rate of discount r2 from 7 per cent., at which it has stood since the 22nd of 11y February, to 0 per cent,, and tho terms for deposits at all the banking and discount establishments are reduced in the same proportion of 1 per cent. At the ...

... I (ornm the Mark Lane ZxpressL DURING the past week the strife between winter and spring has been renewed, with a doubtful issue ; but as compared with January we certainly get thicker into it as the days lengthen., This is, however, far better than that it should bedeferredtillnature, already premature, was more advanced ; and the timely check upon vegetation has. been as much welcomed on the ...

... WOLVnR'TAIMPTON CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-Only a small show of faussers' samples. Goonl dry wheat sold at fully last week's rates. Barley 2d. to 3d. per bushel higher. Beans sold at last week's prices. Oats without alteration. Wheat, old, 7s. 6d. to 7s. 10d. per 721bs.; ditto, new, ts. Gd. to 7s. 4d. per ditto ; barley, 5s. Od. to Ss. 10d. per 35 quarts ; beans, old, l)s. to l9s. fd. per 1J61bs. ...

... ATLANTIC TELEGRAPM COMPANY. The ninth annual meeting of the shareholders of the Atlantic Telegraph Company (Limited) was held at noon yesterday, at the London Tavern; Ki Mr. C. M. Lampson in the chair. rr The report, which was issued and published fe some time ago, having been taken as read, at The Chairman, in moving its adoption, con- bi menced by expressing his regret that the illness ofal ...

... , THE1 BULLION VAULTS OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND.. I .- (From the Aloney Market Reraeio.) Of late years the stores of gold in the Bank of [ England have generally amounted, in round. anumbers, to from 13 millions to 16 millions; The t amount, according to last week's return, was about, a 14 millions. Such an amount of bullion, we have F often thought, must be a goodly sight to see! e and we ...

... BRITISH TRADE IN 186i5. Subjoined is a statement showing the proportion in which the various countries of the worldcranked as our customers during the past year. The total value of our exportations was £165,862,402, against £160,449,053 in 1S4, an increase of nearly 31 per cent. over the unprecedented total then attained. The amount taken by our own possessions was 29 per cent. of the whole, ...

... : , A.JS1JA A-S-Lu Lt VJK, WL. (Fromt he LeLoss Gazfette of Tscdailr, Veb. 27.) BANKRtI'TCIlS ANIULLED. Babigrton, Benjanrin, Addleeioono, Surrey, barrister. Ileckhey, George, Oxford-street, saddler. Bcst, Villiaim B., Lincoir, corn irerclrrmt. Beldiam, liunrans, Bluntihiarn, Huritingdoslghire, farmer. Little, hlronias, WalTord, IHerefordslire, farmer. BANKRIJIiS. , Ab arnlris, It., Liverpool ...

... P.WOM LA4B& 2IGOV ITZ LBFAMS Off SOLICTOMR ANI) 11111T13 PAINTIOULAR TO EU !OBTAJISE AT THU' 011110111 OrTHUl CHIEF 1111OiSThA4 OVET OF BAIIKBOPM'O,~.8I0AL8SI ?? .I , IAiiiRUPTS. - , . 1 CHIABLU WILUIM WATSON, Liusou-ilrove, botaeto surr~ei-. doe April16, at ILi ?? PARS, R WALEER, Greag Ormorid-street, Q-811lsquarb, Sloicitor, April 16, at iL. WnIrLIA ALLNAM' PJLTaS, Lamb's Condalt-Btreel, ...

... 1, ? . ; ?? ?? I 'I I ?? BSDAY EaMC6a' The rilway market was firm this morinig, and on the anuouncement Of a reduction in the Dank rateof disoun, an improvementttook place in most of the chief lines. Towards the clOe of business, however, a reaction took plaee, and quotations generally left off the same am yesterday. The four o'clock prices showed a rise of j per cent. in Great Western, ...

... Altey'aul Dart#. MUIR OF ORD MARKET. WEDNESDAY, MAROE 21. The first of the 'ordinary' sheep markets of the season was beld' to-day, but under great disadvan. tages, on account of. the Ross-shire J.P.'s bye-law. prohibiting stock shown on the Muir of Ord market stance' rfromn returning: (if unsoid) to Ross-shire. Two markets were held in coiseqnenice-one on the Muir of Ord Market stance, in ...

... LA-TEST CO;EcRCIAI NEws r A -to.- . > XZLZ~gsp - , t EVE~ At the London Stock Exchangee o da have been stationary all day, and closed withoutchange. Forefgnuatockarestea, . J The closing prices were :- 7 m Consols for money, 87, 4, Consolides Do. for aoocount, 87J. TIU.S. -.20 ~n 1 Eche. BUdiepass5 Sdiae,0p0P. Mexics, 22~. I Railways opened firm, and advanced, bnt the lz provement was only ...