... WON=E AND OOMMEECR. CITY, SATURBAY 1EYVExNa. The aspect of the money market has become much changed for the better tiice this day week, and the anti- cipated preservation of peace abroad has turned the foreign exchanges more in our favour, and strengthened confidence. The rate of discount, however. continues about the same, as the transfer books close this day for some of the principal ...

... 1MO E , C) ?? ?? ' a M i5ONEY, AND, 5blERM. E:. ,, , , , , . i - . I . - 7 ,l _ IL . 0 CiTY, FAIIJAY-, Until itbscasies.kpown yesterday itht the Barnk of England idoar meeting had broken up, there were coaes fident ibredictions tehat the rate ofdliseoint -would be lowerel, so'iplentlful'is rhoney it Lombard-street. ?? determinatidn o fthekind rwas' cojise to- however, and it 'will depeaqd ...

... MONEY AND COMMEROEL CITY, .SATURDAY. The markets for produce have beeR rather. brisk, and money has partly been absorbed from that cause, being, in fact, more in request. The large wool auctions take up a good amount, and cotton is iiore sought for. In the textile manufacturing departments a fair business has been done. The 4th of the month, bill day, went off- without 'any failures. Public ...

... THE LONDON MKT 4 GoOL EXCHANGE, WARX-LAND. MONDAY, May 10.-At this morning's market the fresh suppli of wheat from Essex and Kent was moderate, and from Cambridgeshire and Lincolnslsire, by rail, there was5 only a limited quantity offering; but the large arrival of foreign flour had a depressing effect on the trade, and the prices gave ?? per qr.from last Monday. Foreign was held with more ...

... CORN MARKETS. LIvEnrooL, June 22.-The market this morning was well attended by buyers. Wheat was in good request for consumption, and all fresh qualities of white and red commanded an advance of fully Id per bushel over the price of this day se'nnight. American flour was not any dearer, hut it is moving pretty extensively into the hands of our bakers. Indian corn has declined falliv Is 3d per ...

... 1AILWAY SEVER Les , LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Peb. ;2 Share. Railways. Sd jiber deen ?? ?? 20 Amberg. Nottingham, and Bassto j, 13 14 0 Birinmg., Wolv., and Stour Vlle 28i Stock. Bristol nd Exeter ?? 13 14 Stock. Caledonias ?? ?? 59 Chester and Holyhead ?? so Publin and Belfast 'unction 5D 23 25 East Anglian (:e25 L.& E & L,& D. 18 18 Ditto (e18 E. aid f,) 7 17 0 Ditto (:67 173) 7 per cert 1 2 ; ...

... TUESDAY, rARCH 9. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. B. HOLMES, Jun., Bradford, cattle salesman. BANKRUPTS. J. LOADER, Pavement, Finsbury, upholsterer. Of. assig., Pennell, Guildhall-chsiubers, Basinghall.street. -A. DEAN, Brighton, clothier. Off assig., Nicholson, Basinghall-street -M. CLARX, Pudding lane, City, commission agent. Off. assig., Edwards, Sambrook' court, Basinghall street-A. A. LACKERSTEEN, ...

... CiA LONDON TS rboW~3Z.aANa3, M1RK '2I' M\ONrsA8s Mjarch B.-At tltis morning's market the fresh ?? from Essex and Kentwasrather large. hut t.htre were siot many saamples-offering-by rail from CiBy rldls reand Lincolnshire. Most of the lat- ter were held firmly for last Mowday's terms, whieh the buyers not being willing to connply with, very little busi- ness was done, and the sales of Essex ...

... | - PROVINCIAL MARRETS.,. I , . .. . . . . , . LivaRPoOL, Jan. 3.-At this day's market there was a good attendance of tha town and country trade, and many millers from a distanca, and, notwithstanding the high prices asked, a very large business was done in wheat and flour, at an advance af led per 701be.. and is Ed to 3s per barrel. Oats wese Id to 2d per 4l1bs., nod oatmeal 2s per load ...

... RAILWAY SHAMES. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Jan. 5. Rallways. [Paid I Prices, Aberdeen ?? 100 21 Ainberg., Nottingham, Boston and E. J . ?? at 5 Birming ana, Wolv., and Stour Valley ?? 1S 14 9j Birkenhead, Lameashire, and Cheshire June.. 28 9 di Do. Ches. and Birk., ;es0 and £25 Copsols 27* 19 Do. do. do. £20 ?? ?? 181 di a Bristol and Exeter ?? 1 100 97 Caledonian ?? ., ?? as l26 Chester and ...

... MONEY AND COMEBRCRE AIfrXO oUR OW1( COaRESPONDSM] CITY, FIDAT.-As;We get towards Christmas time money finds readier employment, and rather fuller rates are obtained. TSe bankers, however, are well supplied with cash, and will have still more from the recent im- ports of AustraliaB gold. The colonies will evidently send us forward considerable nums, as the consnmption of our goods upon the ...

... I TRADE REVIEW FOR THE WEFK. [(pOau ?? OWN 0O0MAaSPORDENT.] CITY, SATOSRDAT. - The market for public securitiess which, duringi'he early part of the week, had been very buoyant, was thrown into a fearful state of tuimulton Thur,.. day, when the news of the acceptation of the peace pro. posals became known. At firsf the netws was thought too good to be true, and for a time operations were ...