... CITY and 1TONETARY INTELLIGENCE. FRIAY nan VE.NING. The English Funds have been dull throughout the week, owing to, the uncertadi state of the relations between France and Prussia, which arc regarded as anything but satisfactory. In the early part of the weecl the threatened attack of Garibaldi on Rome was also made the ground for depressing prices, but though the airest of the General caused ...

... FON Eli tNDON GAsTTB TU.:DAY, SM 2L: BtnaUPTCt AnUXDo _Ei B02iy, Sonthmallnlf, eaer Levres painter Notice of Adjudleatlsnmi'bd MrstaectID& of Creditorre Bankrdpts to Surrender at the Bankruptcy-court, London. B4KRUPTS.-J . Bamberger Charterhouse-lane ,hoe nmanufacturer-W. Blanebard, Keppel-terraee, -kin-lea- road,; Chelsea, blacksmith-W. ft. Biss, oxford, oilmau- S: - Cohen, Dnblinr - A. ...

... TE TZ. 1iPake, iaopgmBANKRUPT.S. 11a arker, Bdeborgmaute-esreot, City, commercial traaveller-3 C.~ee Alemn y, City. merchastt.E Sello, London wal, deaiJ axnto CcigMartG Parkear, ing-treet, Chaeapaede, soli-i S.~- Idrto Comr-sta-t, Mitteend, neat of btsiness-i Ree1 Paris street, Lambetb, surveying instrament maker-T t,,by, Sw0kwoll-jzeen, out of lisus- lacizelden, Lewis- brick-ayer-W Blanchard, ...

... maay. COLONIAL mARKETS. TEL-The public sales of Indian tea are progressing slowly, and an almost general decline of 2d to 3d per lb has taken place in prices. SwAn -There Is a very inactive demanri for all descriptions, which were steady in price. Low Grenada, 29s 6d; Antigua, 8is to 31; St. Vincent, 30s to 31s Gd; Demerare. 3 te to a ;s 6d, and Jamaica, Sts Rd to de Gd per Cwt. Reflned goods ...

... -LATZST LONDON, MARILST&, nMAY *GE I2DAYr ?? _ CORN* &d.-The trade-at 5 ark-lane this r Orig wras in a ?? atdeiorwheat and flour; but Monday'8 rates wera supported. In barl, oats,^ bean and Weae no change took place. CUMMNa PaiOU ( mperapl 110--Wheat; RIgIo(h old white, Ueto n0;6 dittorcred, 649to 07B: DOVwhitoe 6sto*.;ds*tto, red, 0o0 to tSo; Aots, udrcd. S00 to O tra 0 eb toe760.s: Aederican ...

... for ;of wk me Dst en by t0- lar bhe aed 'I lot by )on tea bhe by 10- Pt, ise it ;he iry [al Ind at, rie, ~ile lus. 1318 lis' Cay gvil] are .he the I~so ary ?? be II a In. tor T. on jv) J. her 516 3e, lets the 'al the for Pen ?? its :1g its of 1g '0 al 1O :1 The Board of Trade returns for the month of August Eand for the eight months just ended were issued on CSaturday. The total deolared value ...

... SATURDAY EVENING | ti The transactions in the mining market were |l rather numerous for a Saturday, and the tendency I m of quotations generally was decidedly favourable. ce Devon Great Console, East Cam Brea, Great Vor, ni Prince of Wales, Wheal Chiverton, Wheal Mary tb Anu, Clifford, Great Retallack, Tiucroft, and bI Chiverton Moor shares were in chief demand, and as most of them advanced. ...

... COMMERCIAl AND fAEontAlly. [From. oar City Conrspond tnt.] LoxmoN, Saturday Eveniing. ,Thc prospect of a more than evo r abundint supply of money next month is producing au encouraging effect upio the Stok market. Operators observe the different efforts which are being made to solve the pro. blem which is onening up, and for their part they aee noother solutio n than a general absorption of so ...

... LONDON GAZECTTB, Adav, SONt, 27. BANKXRUPTS. Notice of Adcrndleation and First Meeting of Oreditor, To Surrender at thb Bankrupas' Court, London. Ahbbott ?? Old Kent-road, and elsewhere, fraiterer, Oct. 17 aubt'u D. E Cranbouirnoestreet and Gravesend, solicitor, Oet. 16 Barlow F., lte of the Strand, building material dealer, Oct. la Bernard.J., late of Mile-and New Town, tailor, Oct. 16 ...

... SHARE IIST-THIS DA Y. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKcS. 43 * | i Closing Business done .P~ Y I RAtLWAYS. 1 Prices, to-day I I Saturday. to I p.m. Bristol and Exeter .. 83 Caledonian ..4% Cambrian . . 35 Conowall 3 Dotblin and Belfast Junction' 73 Doodee, Perth, & Abd. Joec-. 70 East London . Ditto Scrip Glasgow and South Western ?? Gt. Eastern Ordinary Stock 3iO4 Gt, Eastern E.Ang.Stk.,No.2 4 Great ...

... Tnu last quarter of the year opens with little promise of being better than the three which close to-day. Everywhere complaints are rife of the sluggishness of trade, of the diffi- culty of maintaining only so much business as will prevent the breaking up of existing establishments, and of the impossibility of re- awakening even a moderate feeling of confidence. Outwardly commercial affairs ...

... BIONEY AND COMMERCE LFROM OUR CWOZZIERUIL CO.RESPONDENT.] BLFLAST, ErmiAY; Ssrr. 27. TEE GRAITN TRAIDE. The arrivals of foreign wheat were moderade dur- . ing the week, and demand, fair, with an upwardc tenclency in price for all descriptions. Filoar with- out change. Indiaxn corn merely in retail demand; hut, owirg to its scarcity, 5s to 10s per ton is ask'ed over last week's rates. At the ...