... (7>on W City CoiTcMpofdent.] LoNDON, Wednesday Evening. In connection with the Stook Exchange settlement there was rather a better demand for money in the Discount market, but the ordinary commeroil requiromonts con- tinued very small, and three months bills were taken at 327 per cent. Short loans on British and Indian Government Securities were charged 3. to 3. per cont. The sum of £70,000. ...

... MARKETS.-YESTERDAY. LIVEFDrool, CooN.-A moderate trade was done in wheat, at Friday's catee. Flour was quiet, lint steady. Bieaus rond pass 3d, per quarter lower, Indian corn met with a fair demand, and Friday's rates were fully maintained; mixed American, Il9. ffd, per quarter. HULL Come.-AOt our market to-day there was a small show of English wheat, and, the fat stock show being held in ...

... (From ow Cityl Correspowlent.] LONDoN, Tuesday Evening. There wvas no now feature intle Discount market. There was little or no improvement in the demand, notwith- standing that the Stook Exchange settlemeot commences to-morrow, Tho quotation for beet three months bills remained st 25 per cent. Short loans on British and Iniuan Government Securities were obtained at 1 to 1j per cent. The sum ...

... COIMERCIAL AND MQNETARY. rmv-- a.. P.:r. .- - 4 J. 1 (From cW UiJty Vosweapmnent-j LONDON, Monday Evening. The demand in the Discount market was very moderate, while money was in good supply, and rates ruled easy, at 4j per cent. for three months bills.' Scarcely any business was done at the Bank of England. The sum of 150. 000. in bar gold was sent into the Bank. The Stock markets opened dull ...

... At the conference of representatlves from the 3iinersa National Union, hold in Manchester yesterday, Dir. Alexander Macdonald, the president, delivered an opening address, in which lie dis- cussed the preesent position of the iron and coal trade. He said that, depressed as the iron trade seas in this country, It was far worso In America. The prodlcing power of the Iron trade of Anmerica was ...

... PUBLIC INCOME AND EXPENDIT UlRE. The following are the receipts into and payments out of s the Exchequer between April 1, 1877, and Oct. 20,1877:- e 1ROVENUE AND OtHIEL RECIEIPTS Tt Total Totnl g Receipts3jnto EReceipits Budlgot Erlxcheucer from April 1 Estimate for from April 1 1870, 3 1877-8. IML.7, to to Oct, 1 i, Oct. 20,1877, 1870. c Balasnce, A~ril1t, 1877 :- d £ 4 Bunk of England _ 4 ...

... I AlARKEIT'S.-FYESTERDAY. LONDON Coiv;.-The arrivals during the peast week havse ?? wheat, 2,353 quarters; foreign, (0O,1f7 quater. Epors.6,747 quarters. Tihere was aenin a short eo~sty f Eglih weat res upto arkt tis moriting, and fecorsaskd i. pt uarer eremony, utthe advance clheckcd bssetsssand ws ony obtisssblc o the ites samples. Of foreiis he rrivls ere ore ?? oflat, but still fair, ...

... MARSETS.-SATURDAY. WARWICI ConoN.-Thisio.ws a slow market for business the transactions being restricted to preent roquirement3, and the quotatlons remaining the sams as thosc.of last wgek . Good rod wheat uade ?? 18s. to ifs. od. ; and white ditto, the Grdplesaof wblch wer. in variable condition, froi 19s. to 20s, per bag of three bnsbols. Old beans renlised 17s, per bag. ,3HJREWSBURY CORN. ...

... !?;iiwplimf ?? THE WESTHEB ; teiler fro3 the 'tetserologiea-ocs., .ndqa4 en Thunduay,' says Sixe yesterday the barometer hts again risen in slulanees.. In-the noth' and, north c weffid oxurisiauds the ,cltang.hs, beeu :steady ard conilnuons, but tehe south-west coas ithas been bgter, and een oecasionally interrupted. - 5-ee shadow disturbances-travelling ?? i deF BaydB a. Thwidsav ied to sat ...

... I ?? ?? ?? LivEaroOL ConR MAREET, Tuesday.-Wheat in steady demand, at an improvement of id per cental for white descripthons: red urchanged. Flour in fair re- quest, at steady prices. Beans easer. Peas unnalered. Indian corn taken on a moderately fair scale, at rather better prices. New mixed Ameri- can, 23s per quarter. Imports :-Ireland-Wheat, 446 ; oats, 205; oatmeal, 420 loads: flour, 100 ...

... crrr TZ 11 ;;Dn.y EvrmzNeC. As nenal atera Ilenk holiday, the payment of two are' bills esedseG a bettor demranid for money. Ttte ros, 1.-7over, were uncnar-ed, the qnot- eitfr mi Months' eceeptan ees being 3 to 34 percent., for three miouths' drafts 3rS to 3_, whilst shoz,':;ns. wli-th were wanted in connection with tie 8'ee':k ?? esttlern-ent and the aesnal ?? krts at tie eud o0 the vear, ...

... 2E. - ' SHEFFIELD. Owing to the uncertainty of Flastern affairs,.the incipient improvement of the iron trade has re- 3to ceived s check, which' has in many respects Tee greatly diminished the week's business. Pig iron, the however, is tolerably steady, owing to the com- parative activity of the leading foundry, engi- ' neering, and.stove grate houses. Merchant iron ee, is wholly neglected, and ...