... MONEY.' MARKET. E03Z.3 AND PRODUOC -nARlKKA.f -Faosx ouR LoawloN COomoroODsmI.) LoiroN;, Friday Evening. It is estimated that the aggregate specie which has left different parts of the world for this country cannot be less than two millions sterling, and that a very large portion of this will be sent into the Bank of Eugland. The remainder will go to France and Germany, and by turning the ...

... REVIEW.OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE ?? .. .. . - I (From the Mark Lane Eamress.) The extremly fine and warm weather that has ruled Jfor a week has wonderfully changed the face of the country, and been more forcing to the young wheat than was desirable. Should this return, the harvest will be much earlier'than at one time expected, a point of great importance at a time when stocks have run ...

... I CORN. 5 (From rKeigtley, Maxoted, d Co.'s Report). t a HULL, Tuesday.-We have had andther week of fine fweather, but the easterly winds have not as yet , entirely disappeared, and on Thursday night there was rather a sharp frost. Of wheat, the arrivals con- . siat of 5,989 qrs. from Stettin, 1,354 qrs. from Galatz, s 653 qrs. from Hambarg, and 1,407 qrs. from San Fran- Cisco, this latter ...

... CORN MAREETS. LEEDS CORR YARKET, TlMAY. ({rom the Oiroue of Mefsrs. Dumsa an? db.J Since Friday, we have had a great chaugein the weather for the worse, w hich haa assisted to keep up the already confident tone of the trade, and although there has not i been much business transaoted to-day, last weak s rates are well nmaintained. Barley as before. Beans improve inI value. Oats and ?? without ...

... _I ?? CORN. (From Ellerman and Co.'s'Repoit.) HULL, MAY 14.-At this day's market we had a short supply of wheat from the farmers, and all fresh- thrashed parcels sold freely at the full rates of last week, whilst inferior sorts were neglected. In foreign wheat nothing doing, holders not willing to accept any'*. less money. In malting. barley very little-doing; grinding in request, but very ...

... , GIGANTIC FRAUDS ON TRE LATE LEEDS' I BANKING CONIPANY. 1 At the Mansiom House, London, on Monday,. be- Y fore the Lord Mayeor Edward Devillsw, a lingatist, '5living in Bromley, Kent, was charged with forging. and uttering a bill of enehage, in MKay, 1864; for 'a £1,120. Be was also charged with forging and ut. it tering several other bill's of exchange on divers otherr to days. The whole ...

... I SHARE AXD PRODUCE MAF.MET,. H= own LowDON OoiucuRoxNm.) Lonon, Friday Evening. The course of business in the Stook Exchange presents few features that call for remark. The races at E psom have broken into the week, and but little business will be done until Monday. Ia the Eaglish :Funds there'has been a fall average inquiry, and the prioe hsa again wavered between an advance of 4 per cent. ...

... THE LEEDS BANKING COMPANYL (Fuon om LonoN Rm'on) .. LoNDoN, Monday. APPLICATIONS FORO CNOAELIJIG 'OF - COMPROMISES. This morning, before Mr. BuMHEY, Chief Clerk r 'to Vice-Chancellor Malins, two applicationsiwewre made -by Mr. lAsoN (Messrs. Frehsiefllds and Newman), on I behalf of Mr. Turquand, the Official Liquidator of the Leeds' Banking Company, for the purposbof setting 'aide com- ...

... MONEY MARKETe I SUARR AND PRODUCE MARKETS. 'FosOM UR LO IDO Copowrnsiq.) LoNnoN, Saturday Evening. A variety of equally favourable oirournstanoeR have had the effect of reversing the policy of the Stock Exchange speoulators, and thereby adding their in- fluenco to the many now in operation in favour of a substsintial and durable recovery, not only in the value of seourities, but in evqry ...

... SHARE AND PRODUCE MA.RKtT3. (FaOx ouu LONDONs CoacrOxflmP D.~ Lo-otNOo. Monday Evening. Large arrivals of gold, with the influx into the Bank, and the general firmness of the Exchanges, have greatly strengthened the expeotations of a reduction in therate of discount; and in antioipation of the movement the Funds have advanced. The purchases which have produced this result have not been wholly ...

... ABiKSNLEY, Wodnosday.-Tbere wee a vary thin attendance at our mnarket to-day. Wheat wes in short en pply, and held firmizy for last week'e prices. hlalting barley was without changeain value. Peas, beans, and oats wrere rather lower in value. BOSiTON Wodnesday.-The supply of vheat to-day was mnidding the demand was slow, but fine sorts maintained late rates, inferior Is. per qr. obsaper. Bas ...

... MONEY MARKET* giLAEE AND PRODUOR MARKXETS. (ftou OUR LowDox CoawroND=T.) Loxooot, Wednesday Evening. The Stock Exchange has been closed, in consequence of the abutting of the transfer.offioes at the Bank to snake up the half-yearly balances. A good many out- side operators have still been in attendance, dealing among themselves, Wall-street fashion, in the street, an the general run of ...