... MONXAY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE. ers oil 3e The condition of the money market was move )od favoura ble.; the demand for discount was light, both at the Bank and in Lombard-street, but the ,i(,supply of capita~l was en11-1ormos in the Openl ter market, and, towards the close, brokers, to employ ~ht te balances, took in very fine picked bills at 4j per igh cent. However, the near approach of ...

... MONEY MARKET, AND CITY I INTELLIGENCE. .: , . . Io ., I nex 11.(FROM OUR Cimr CDRREBrONDEN(T.) he TsuRsDAY EVENING. prim on The dfirectors of the Hank -of Enxglanxd; after a be I 0o- consultation, retired wit'hoet mxaking any altera- reci he tion in' theI official minimum. This r~esult was -per at generally expected. At the Bank there was a tog. as little more demand for. discount. In the ...

... BAIKRNRUPTS, &c. (f'meim IA. LmdIon Gnautte, Iray 14.) BANllUPTS. NoerI-rES OF JreM-DcxT)oNs AND) FIRST MExrITrns OF CRIEDITOtS. MIiak'Wsuan,, Iar~, WaIsall-May 28, Birmingham. Dro:etfield, :A'rnacld, Ifieligite, near Birmiugham-Jane 4, Bir- 2ningle i2. Btlutpos, Tihao17:, ?? Blirminghamn-Jnno 4, Birmingham. Coola r, Wlilliarm, liswcrry, Mounmouthshire, ?? 25, Newnport. Dury, Ait(,Nie, ...

... THE LOSS OF THE BLUE JACKET. The Blue Jacket had on board the following awengers:-Saloon: Mr. and Mars George Saxon, Mr. and Mrs. R. Douglas Campbell, Mr. C. M. Wakefield. Second cabin: Miss Sheffield, Mrs. Carson and two children, T. Crampton, T. H. Lippett and ion, Ansell J. Ellis, GeorgeWilliams H. Milner, Mr. and Mrs. George Faulkner and three children, and Mr. Edmunds. THE BURNING OF THE ...

... LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, T uSsDAY Ev ENG. The comparatively low prices ?? which eotton has continued to be offered to-day have failed to sustain the rather more active buying observable yesterday; but spinners have been occupied with the Manchester market forgoods and yarns, which may account for the reduced business transacted, the sales not having exce'eded 8000 bales, of which the trade have ...

... BANKRUPIS, & (from the LertWtmoas(~zette vf Te'd4L,a, Jfoy 2,~ BANXRUPTCIE.S ANNULLED). Chappell, Mary, Albion's fllsa, liamnnersmith. Green, Charles C., King Willlam-sirewt, City, io , agent. BANK RUPTS. Arnold, Alfred A., Ifalpaa-roadi, Lowlihani, xccountitot Brindley, Mary, Carthiusian-atreet, City, milliner. Brady, Edward, Iligh-atreet, Woclwicb. grocer. Brookso, John, Oxfordt-atrtut, ...

... BiRMINGNAmty, Friday Evening. THE commercial advices from ?? manufacturing districts are of a very routine character this week, in those localities Whitsuntide is observed more as a holiday than it is in some other localities, and a general suspension of business for a few days is the consequence. Bat reports from producers of every class are much to the same effect- it is that they are doing ...

... BRISTOL STOCK EXCHANGE-FRIDAY. L.CAL AND ifSCELLANEOUS ScOCIK. - Avonside Engine, S+, 3 dis. - Do. Nelv, 0, 0 dis. - Bristol Cemetery, 0, 0 -Do. City Hotel, 6),, 6 - Ditto CoLlege-green Hotel, 9, 0i - Ditto Dock Shares, b0, 92 - Ditto United Gas-light, 189, 164 -Dit Zoological, 0, 0 - Ditto Commercial Rooms, 10 10i JIMt Steam Navigation, 70, 72 xd.- Ditto Water ors35 - Ditto 6 per Cent. ...

... COMMERCE AND) MANUFACTURES. . COLONIAL MARKETS. t SUGARt.-There is a good demand for British West Indian 1058 I casks sold at better prices, at 2is. for low to Rs. for good. E Refined pieces are again dearer, and dried goods continue inP active request, at fully previous rates. ?? Ceylon sold steadily at thpevaluationsb . fine ordinacry to od middling, 70s. to 88a. Cd. peaberry, 82s. a dl vtn ...

... MLKIY.E& : vi~lle4ito4, s.$I3 tto. i; reatlLakey.,; :ls5 .to-0 j; Gkeat Wheal Vor, 155 to 16; 'Xrk . .Vailey 8 to ; Mineral Bottom, ?? 3; . Neow Lovejl, 4la to j; Prince of Wakes, 26s. to 28s.; lBronidence, 88'tb 35 .;'ih30rth' Oond~drrow,'30bfo: 32s. 6d.; '-South Francesi 14 to'16',.Tineroftliw to 18!; West! lhivest~n, 49 ,to 50 ;tWest~ Prauiee3; 52 to 53; -WhedlChivertou,;2jto0*; WVheel ...

... t?? J 5??. f,. j i k, .- ? ;. - ?? -- f . I- - OCOAR..I-TIe6 jlntlosud0 frOqY --ePt for MD**o I ~l wlour[ MTThreaarar seti Inqu lly ?? bh4s on 'the'- lspvt ad3,ok -VMadeftraded Jon, and 104a wa. at~wash=V&'&dM pec' lb.' loer thano -imoettft f bunmairch bown tswAtetd. Xmmite.-m80 pookaw U' ofadra wer ag bpoutim, at 12.. ?? ~ T.;~om.7ii ~BGAIL-mi MAY n 5.beuThtlat dam ed k' = jad ~~~dwtopo. ...

... BRtADsFOtD, Monday.-There is a fair consumnptive demoltndti 'I for the best clhsses of wool, at about the santi prices as hist i! week, though other sorts continue neglected. 1In worst-d I yarns business continues languid and unsatisfactory. In si pieces manufacturers have this morning found more buyers IN bolth antong bomsn and foreign merchants, hut the atggregalte a r I aiount of busitness ...