... I The news of the suspension of business by this well- known Western Scotch bank was received on Tuesday with considerable astonishluent, not only by share- holders and depositors but by the public at large. The event has been precipitated by the other banks of the north country. There was, however, no immediate cause of alarm until reports were oiroulated in London in the course of last week. ...

... THE LONDON GAZSETTE. TUESDAY. - IIANKRTIPCIES ANNULLED. ?P Robinson, Loughborouoh-?ark, Brixton, traveller-P F Hole, Spreyton, Devonshire, ;Kr in holy orders. BANKRUPTS. S B Jones, Ivanhio-road, Camberwell, bnilder-C U Daly, Huntley-street, Bedford-square-P J Farmer, Prsed-street, Pod. dingtons, manager to a boot and shoe desler- CAlen, Newbold Moor, Derbyshire, farmer-E Bates, Deal, tailor-S ...

... N& __?l o-orim';la, Satitlloly r1'Veoiog. £31 ?? h'oprc~vonouo v.'hbico if! a f'.otioa Wry Oegao± yeiler- so 6ay nmao.4 Ei~iihtlliO ?? to-day. Theo i3203) 1~ o vqao 0103120viarnpaa- and mo-ncn )Iopeiell. 'The ailarn n~~ai IluotiO~'r hamrnhog i6 Cora-fo ~soa ie-d ;nufmaitent-;:od there jL s(tid ni) ~ ha 4100,10 0o ont tat Ovt 1-.ez- to 7klae herilwjj3 n~t* ?? 1 ?? -provonated.. ttprollltidadI ...

... As ~-.Ff J _ n n _ U. lu 4 1K ls.U Tf N C^ 1 . BAnSNLuY PIG, WCdnesday.-There was a fair show at to-day's market. Suckers made from 10s. to`159., small stores 25s. to 35s., and strong do. 465.9to 6d9. each. Bacon and pork pigs were guoted at from Os. dd.. to 7B. per stone of 141b. Dmrnamin Wednesday.-Wo bad again a very large show of both beasts and aheep. Trade; was brisk, and a thorough ...

... O;.NEY MARKETS (FlEOX011 Ot DWX CoRUESPONDENT.) B LNoItm , Wednesday z0~afInlg, After a week's rumours anid denilai tegarding Its woaknesa,, the City of Glasgow Bank had. stopped pay- aSE scent. It appears that; on Mondlay the other Scotch di banks were asked for assistance, and as the* result of the luquiries then set on foot, it was last night decided not to S opea the doots this morning. ...

... FOMfLAST NIGHT'S LONDON GAZATTE. E B ANKHItJPTS. S. B. Jones, otherwise S. Beverley, Oamberwell, London, buildet- London, 5th Nov. C. t. Daly, kfuntley-strest, Bedford-square, London-London, 4th November n. J. Farmer. Paddington, London, late boot dealer, now manager- London, 0th November 0. Allen, Newbold Moor, Derby. farmer, &e.-Chesterleld, 8th November E. Bates, formerly Lower-street, Deal ...

... MONEY AND TI.UAE. RATE OF DISCOUNT RAISED. LoNDON, MONDAY EVENING. The Bank rate was raised to 6 per cent. late this afternoon. Good demand for money. Rates for bills closed about 6 per cent. £46,000 in goid taken into the Bank. Stock Exchange settlement commenced to-day. Rates of continuation heavier than last account. Consols lower: Account, 91g3; Naw and lie- dared, 923 to 92'a. Foreign ...

... MAR3 1'TS. LONDON , ?? pressefl, and s-cs- little itisire: d_ anti ?? whelit is J-set I Th !t oal thoe wel !eek with a s Is ier sack stud barrel, about G., cheaper os the, antd isferier corn is, ?? tisael Ill 2-,;T tend Pas l lowr ot tsr W wetIrI slY ro 1 at.'iIN It ritisis: i 2of aul i ?? _0 S of g r L i II t .) di, ~ w ,II,;i t l, a ,1 dli'JlltS; oawts, 1,1i qIW.;! ,Ldv924 sockis. floreiuolt ...

... CITY OFFICE, ChaagnIc-aley, Coriu.iil. Tuesdfav, Half-past One. Business on the Stock Exchange this morning has been confined within a very narrow range, especially during the last hour, when several depart- ments have been almost at a standstill. The tendency was tolerably steady | durirg the early hours, but several stocks have since given way, owing chiefly to the inactivity of business, ...

... ?? AN-D; 'TIDW? LO0NDON, Fosii'.1. Good Jedmanul Lafor i!i y: Iir ?? . I, Consols Iieuov, it ! $, to V ij i Milotney, Ncv anod RlThdi:ci 2. iiu Foreigli Sco21'itiCS vernr;nliy 1L it (Preieretocc) 532' Lo I14 D) i tj't, L I -, 3;3, 'Ditlo (Da i a) 5i6to5' i5 i : Ii 1 to I I t ottoi:i t L Di i st adly I;vremcihalititi I i : !.r ?? Ui. ; Argentile t lower: liiis:-;i:u n 1oI 1y eahier. Railways ...

... COMIMEROIA. I LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, SATURDAY AFmhRNOON. The cotton market continues to grow weaker, but the unfavourable development is gradual and easy. Holders offer their stocks freely, but with nothing of alarming urgency. They have not readily or generally made further concessions to-day, and, though the tendency of prices hasbeen a little in buyers' favour, quotations on the spot are ...

... SHIPPING INTELL1GENCL - - - - - - - - - A - - - - , - - - - CABUALTIfl A telegram from Lisbon states the British ship Ciluriu~m, from Penartli to Hong Kong, is re~. ported coming in partially dismasted. The Italian barjos Margarets Galatola, from Cardiff to Tiestet, with coal, has been lost cosde to t Ca Finiaterne. The crew were saved.I Th Rosel, from Newport to Gcadaonrt0 baa ?? bulwarks, ...