... era The Board of Trade Eetarns isened on 1iz es, di day for September, show that the total ds- ad clared value of the imports for the month Ws 8 £27,229,581, being & decrease as eomparod with tree corresponding month of last yenr of £t,005,1i, ng and ae compared with December, 1879, a decredse a of £3,438,673. For the nine months ending Sep. hteumber last the totW] was 2!82,5l6,072, whi-t was ...

... CITY, WZDNE5DAY EVENING. It is not expected that any great activity will eharanterise the Money Market during the present uneettred condition of politics and finance, and there is a general unwillingness on the part of both bankacs and brokers to incur any obligation beyond those etsentially conneotod with the exigencies of the moment. The general quota- tions for discounting the best selected ...

... T1IE CITY O GLASGOW BANK | AND ITS DIRECTORU. ier GSseOW, WEDNESDAY. ds, From nothing, perhaps, would the hapless irk directors of the City Bank more thoroughly realise we their position than on awaking this morning and ier finding themselves within the walls of a prison cell. I Leg Under most circumstances the change from liberty Wed to strict confinement cannot but be a very trying one. By ...

... Writing to the Wasgoti: Htbi'lt, Mr. Henry Leck says- It is significant of the state of the concerti that those best qualified to ad% ise inv estors would have nothing to do with its shares. (l.) Out of 450 1aw3 ers in Glasgow. not one is involved as a shareholder. (2. i There are 270 public accountants in Glasgow, of whom only one or two are share- holders. (3.) The bank has had no ...

... ( LoSING OF THE MANX BRAN YCH. The failure of the Glasgow Bank has come upon 1 Al the trading community of Scotland like a thunder- of clap. Great excitement prevailed yesterday in wi Glasgow. At ten 'clock in the morning there was trt a crowd of depositors in front of the bank, but the Il p doors were closed. In answer to repeated knocks, 1 1 the porter opened the door and said there was lc ...

... LIVERPOOL EXCHlANGE, WNEDNESDAY NE I2 The coiteu market has not rallied itself from thse less spirited mood into ?? itrelapsed yesterday: indeed it has gone a li-tie further in the same un- asvourable direk ion. The demand has not been at all so good as on Weduesdoy, and, with a continued readiness to sell, th; upward tendency of prices ,whith began on Tuosdldy or Friday last, and which made ...

... 15 CITY, IoN'DAY Evsgeora. The Money Market presented a most unsettled 10 and uneatietactory appearance to-day; doubt and 10 disc rganiation being the domiuanat features ; and 10 the news from Scotland tends only to intensify 26 the doubt and increase the disorder. Numerous 60 rumiours 'ave been in most active ciroulation this morning respecting other failures, all of which are considered ...

... i I LUBIiN MONEY MA.RKEThT Dublin, Tuesday Elvening. is Markets continue fliat. Government Funds re- I manin heavy, and New Three per Cents., relapsed 2s. Od., to 02j, closing, however, rather buyers. Consuls were unaltered, sod repeated 93k. Jndia F ive per Cents, wore weak, and receded 2s. 6d., to lOOL0R Egyptians were do]], and Unified rather lower, tat 55A. Portuguese Three per Cents, ...

... MARKET INTELLIGENCE-YESTBRDAY.' DUBLIN MARKETS. CORN EXCHANOl}-OCTOBER 25. Supplies of wheat faro abrogd are again lare and include arrivals from Montreal, Boston, Phlilagelphim (two), New Ybrk, Baltimore, Salina, Danitzic, and Boer- diauski Respectively; lilso a cargo of maize from So- line. Cfossj Channel and eoastig business moderate. The attendancel to-day,;vwas moderate;* business dull, ...

... I FRIDAY, OCt. 4 CORN-EXCHANCGE. IlAR K-LANE. The position of the grain trade at Mark-lann has not appreciably altered. Quietness still prevails. English wheat was in moderate sup. ply. There was the usual diversity in the qual- sty and condition of the samples, by far the larger proportion being indifferent. Of foreign produce about an average supply was on the stands. Choice produce met ...

... KONEZTAY AND OOMMlOZILrAra Zlp TE LLISENMC. A very general fail in pr coes took place onthe Stook Exchange upon thle revival of the disuieting rumours recently circnlated regerding the condition of trade at certain centres in the Xorth Itwens reported u before that large amounts of stook apon whioh advanoes hnd been obtainied wrould be thrown upon the market owing to the inabilitof the ...

... MONEY MARKETO (FnOY OUT OWN COBclEXPObPIINT.) LoNnoN, Tuesday Evening. Business was everywhere very quiet to-day. In the' Stock Exchange the Funds were again higher, but Rail. ways were in some cases depressed. The tendency was to let North British go on rising, but to look disparagingly upon North-Eastern and some other lines concerned in the iron trade of Yorkshire. During the afternoon ...