... q LONDlON CORN. - There was a good supply of foreign wheat last week, and a heavy one of white peas ; but generally arrivals were moderate. English wheat 51,727 quarters. foreign 10,401 quarters. Exports 1,225 quarters. The Show of fresh samples this morning was limite~d, an(1 the condition better than nilght have been expected; tint sales were only slow, at last week's cuoreney. Fine white ...

... BrINOrmiGit-, Friday Evening. THERE is still a good deal of languor in the staple trades of the country, and in the textile branches the dulness appears to be increasing. There is reason to believe, however, that the slackness lately reported in the. cotton trade has been a good deal cxagg~exad. Tjw Board of Trade returns, at all evenfs, do crotritd' oult the COlsl- plaints of ?? in reference ...

... lCOMME RCIAL AND) MONETARY.| CrFronm our City Correspondent. ] LonDoy, Friday Evening. There has been rather a better 'ejmand for short loanis in the Discount market, owing to the Stock Exchanlge settlement ; but there hiss been no diminution in the supply of money, and best three months bills continue to be taken at 3a to 38 per cent, Scarcely any business was taken to the Bank of England. On ...

... r71 ?? - Ironm our (Aty (Of i'espondent.J LONDON, Satiuday Evening. The Discount market has presented a somewllat firmer appearance, owing to the demand for bar gold, while supplies of money, thoulgh still very great, have shown a slight diminution. The de- mand, however, has been very light, and three months bills have still been taken at 3g to 38l per cent. Little or no business was taken ...

... CAPTAIN TYLER'S REPORIT ON RAILWAYS FOR 1873. The report of Captain Tyler nl regard to the share and loan capital, tho traffic in passengers and goods, and thle working expendituro and net profits from railway working of the railway companies of the United Kingdom for thie year 1873 has bemn issue(d. Captain Tyler says that the leading features of the railway system of tie United Kingdom ait ...

... mE: IAL ANDX MONETARY. rcoMJ Diel 0i, ac e r Iffro OUlT Lfly y lnreasoflel4 LONDON, Monday Evening. There has been no change in the disnoont market. Money hbeen very abundant, Out in view of the present con- nitt oof the ign exchanges rates have been alittle irmer, and best bills have not been taken under 3-4 per cent. Tbis, however, is still J per cent, under the Bank minimum, so that very ...

... 6ommRIAL AND MONETARY. c -_ - - , Iae IAAPA - [Froa m 0u5 uL5 qiesonent.] LoNTDO.No, Wednesday Evening. There was rather a better demand for money in the Discount market, the number of bills offered beingi more numerous, m apprehension that the Uecesity for an advance in the rate may soon pre- sent itself. The supply of capital, however, was Ser large, and three months bills have been readily ...

... YESTERDAY'S M AR KETS. LiaVERPOOi Colt\.-The market was again dull in tone, but in the aggregate tice trade in wheat wats to a fair extent, at the currencies of Friday last. Floor unchanged and qouiet. 13eans Is. per quarter dearer. Oats dull. Indian corn was in fair demand, and recovered the decline of Gd. per quarter noticed onl Friday. RucBa CoRN.-Thero was a tolerable show of wheat at our ...

... WARWICK CoN`.--Tleere'wns a good attendance at the Corn Exchange this afternoon, with a full average supply ol wheat. Business transactions were steady, at rates siughtly bettas than those quoted at the previous market. Red wheat made IOs. per bag of three bashels, and white wheat from i7s. tC l7s, Gsd. per ditto. WoeCitciESTEsR CoRx.-Thero was afair amount of business done, at the ollowing ...

... CtIERCIAL AND MONETARY. A arom pA u2y P o *responent.J LONDON, Tuesday Evening. Tiere was still a very slack demand in the Discount eark~t, while there was no diminution in the supply of nricY. There has, however, still been a feeling of un- ertainty as to the course the directors of the Bank will tak next Thersday; but hills have been readily taken at ?? per cent., in view of the firmer rate ...

... LONDONT GAZETTE. fnro7 Last Nsht's Gatefte.1 BANKRUPTS. John Thompson, 21, Cuthbert Street, Edgware road, Middle. see collimnisslons agent. WV. LJischkan, 25, Aldgate High Street, Middlesex, commis- sion agent.. Frederick Edward Loesdale, late of Roussel Lodge, Roussel Street, St. Htilier's, Island of Jerscy, and formerly of althsam Lodge, Feilmis, lididle.eex, but now of 2, North Villas, ...

... LoXDoN CORN.-Owing to the colder weather, the grain trade at Mark Lane bas been rather firmer. English wheat has been only in moderate supply. Fine samples have sold steadily at full prices, otherwise the market has been quiet. As regar(ds foreign wheat, the show has been tolerably good. With a moderate business doing, fine dry samples have realised exten- sive eurrencies. Barley has been firm ...