... j)MIMI3RCIAL AND. MONETARY. rpram our citt (orvesmxndent.1 LoNnDOIs, Wednesday Evening. lonen on the Stock Exchange has been in fair demand , nerection with the settlement, but the commercial Icmnand is very slight, and rates continue to droop. Short bgus arc 5nitlletaot at 23t per cent. At the Bank of England to-day 220,000. as received, 1,uding 91,000 sovereigns from Australia. During the ek ...

... r r.I A- -, 7.@. a [Fronm LostlliM ?? GaOette.) BANKIiUPTS, Gonzalez Caldls de Barren, 5 and i, (That Winchester Street Bsilidiegs. tondon, antd 24, Dorset Sqiuare, Middlesex, nine mer- chant. ictaler and chapmnan. Janies Ih ale, 81i. Old Rent RuOd, Surrey. gentleman, Willianm) Sherwood, Bolton Ilosse, 151, Church Street, Queen's Ell, t'helsua, and 12, (,rafton Street, Piccadilly, Middlesex, ...

... CFrom our (Aty (2wrespon&nt.] LONDON, Saturday Evenig. There has been no change in the Discount market. Money is still very abundant, while the demand continues light. Rates for best three months' bills remain at 2R* to i per cent. There was little or no business done at the Bank of England. There were no bullion operations at the Bank of England to dav. As usualton Saturday, ?? markets have ...

... CogrJRCALM AND MONETARY. . riz, kr4 (GusA ?? 1 if!r our e t x.vrrew7su .J LoNVo6r, Wednesday Eveninig. There has been a moderate demand for money, with fair *,es, and rates continue steady-. For best three hbills, 2 a to 3 per cnt. 1i qjioid , bft the latter is se niere geuer'.d oharge. ''herO wire no bulltion operation3 at the Bank to-day. it the Stock mrketse continues restricted, but 3~ ...

... SATURDAY'S MIARKETS, WARmWlcIC Ooac.-To-drey thiere was a, very small attendance at the Corn Exchange.0 the tarnrisen heing generally employed ait hiome in harvest operatons. 'Dile ?? of v-heat woos liited, coslid usuitcs ?? atiamlloal. Uood eel ?? wats worth Its, per hag; Of these buhelsti :oil white ditto, 2ie. ?? hair try ditto. Worei ?? was a fair attendicants at market. sod at good ;oait ...

... MIDLAND MANUFACTURES IN THE. I TRADE OF JULY. The Board of Trade returns for the manths end seven months ending with July of the present year, which were issned yesterday, show a, more unfavonrable result than was grneralty expected. The total declared value of our exports for the1 Month wa.5 £21,142,062., as compared with £22,957,404., being at decline of £1,815,342., or nearly 8 per cent. ...

... SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE WATERWORKS (OMPANY. Tho following is the report of the directors, to be sub- mitted to the meeting of shareholders, to be held at the Company's Office, 56, Union Passage, Birmingham, on Thursday, the 27th day of August, at one o'clock in the afternoonr Gentlemen,-During the half-year exding 30th June, 1874, the number of houses laid in has been 392, making the total now ...

... Cotg)1MRCIAL AND MONETARY. resomow Citv - to c,,, Van-' Bab.y 'wo'n77zl5dflh, LonboN, Friday Evening. The demand for monet cozatircues very dull, and in the increased competition for the small amount f bills offering rates continued to droop. Best e months bills are readily done at Sk to 3k per cent. ce At the Bank of England, to-day, £150,00 . in bar gold alas received. The Roman has arrived ...

... I I~~~ BimsinwosrAss, Friday Evening. TIoucsu there is reason to believe we have passed the lowest point of comnoercial depression, there is still a great delal of inactivity in several of our staple produco markets. The cotton trade in particular continues very dull, owing mainly to the unfavourable character of the advices from India and China, where prices are still extremely de- presserd, ...

... THE SOUTH WALES TIN-PLATE TRADE. A dispute hiss for sonme tuteic existed betwven the empnloyersand the wvorkisan in the South 'W'dhs frovaworks, and also thl Can- brian Woriks, where till nud terne ?? llatanlibei sheets arc lIro- dscer!, Iellaajing to the firm of E. Moreweod and Co., as to ?? rate of wrges should Lo paid by that firmi between tire ith Julo anl ?? Augustlasit 1etween those ...

... itog3D, AND MOMTARY. 03 .s - - f e__l_ .- , - . .e - [Irma for (My (Amft-ndee.j LolwoN, Monday Evening. g*ue dtnd for money has been very quiet, and ?? supie rates have a downward d To-day} however, best three months' te de chargdd .per centw b~b [l Bank of England, to-day, £121,000. was cived, rin~pa.3lY in Ansorican coin. O Astsralan h1as arrived from India with Q2'. 7 in fspecie; the ...

... 1ArPgOyE0A1NT CO rISSIoNERS.-Mr. J. Beddoo pro- sided at a special meeting of this body, hold in the Guild- hall, onWednesuay. Orders were given for the payment of the following accounts -Gasworks revenue, £1,19. 8s. Id.; Gasworks capital, £107. 13s. 4d.; general aclount, £2'24. Os. Jd.-The tender of the Staveloy Coal and Iron Company, to supply 8,000 tons of best and Seconds coal, at 17's. ...