... I 0A-oa our City CorrespoxdeiL.J T LONDON, Mlonfday Evening. N .Sle Discount market was quieter, and rates were rather l easier, at 314 to 3%/ per cent. for three months bills, and 3 l3 to 31,4 per cent. for short loais. The Bank bought to-day £51,000. in gold. . __ l The Durban has arrived from the Cape, with £1,50. inD specie ; and tho Britannia lias arrived at 'auillac, with I £51,700, for ...

... ThAIDJ 1±tIEi:'#U±J(Tb. TIHEa IRON TRADF.--London, Friday Evening, - The Glasgow market for Scotch pigs has fluctuated this week, the price in the middle of the week having descended nearly two shillings below the prices ruling at the be- sinning. Thie market closes to-day at 53s., being 2s, (d. below the closing price of the Glasgow Exchange this day week. The ?? is our Glasgow telegram : ...

... s WIretm La3t Night's Jazette.1 'r DANKRRUPTS. n SAMUEL BANTocrr, Acton, Middlesex, builder. WILLIAM ABRAMAReT, London Street, Derby, clotider. W1LL1A)s WsVITEslOsi, Clevedon, Somecrsetshlre, beer and wine retailer and grocer. donx- Sr.mw, Slalthwaii., Yorkshire, buteher. BANIRUPTCIES ANNULLED. ABB&HAnAC iEuRwirz, sued as ALBERT HUERWITZ, Portsdown 3t Road, Maida Vale, Middlesex. Date of ...

... MARKETS.-YESTERDAY. LONDON CORN,-Qnietnoss prevails at Mark Lane, Sap- plies of English grain were short. Foreign oats waere fairly plentiful, and theret as a moderate share of whiset, In asheat i not much was. done, but owing to the receipt of losser prices from Now York, the tone was not so strong. In barley the trade seas nquiet. NAalting produce sas fairly steady, butgrinding remaleed r, ...

... tip- BiihiccINcOT.4,, Friday Evenling. tinly IAccoRDING to the ?? received from most; of our test cots industrial centres, business appears to be gradually assuming1 was a more chejerful tout. Thiecotton cloth tradeatsi),anelaester , neil however, is much quieter, owing inl a Measure to the test 3xis- wealcer cettes market at Liverpool, and tics receipt of The csdvices from Indliastating thiat ...

... [FromLo0s Nio i's Ge5il a-e.l B.A NfRUFTS. WsrILLAM H.P RIcE, Grove Vale, East Dulwich, Surrey, builder, Jo.qN GRIFFITns, Larapeter, Cardiganehire, corn, flour, and general merchant. Haan GmFe'ITHs and Jon,; DAiVEs. Walton Lane, Liverpool, painters and paperhangers, trading as 6ritiiths and Davies. JAMENs TeoMIAS BussES lureley, cotton manufacturer, trading as J. T. Macrsden end Brothers. Rev. ...

... F LasrOM Lftqt ANighl's O l. I BANKRUPTS. ROBERT H. HUTTON, Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square, MIidldlesex, bone setter. W~reTInToc IIENIRY MAXWFLL DALSTON, Aldereegate Street, London. ABRAHAM SOLOMON WILKS, Queen's Road, Dalston, Middle- sex, commercial traveller, RonnEevT JAssES IHaEWOsTI.nv, forniels'r of South Wharf, Pad- dinletos, eiddlese,, now a prisoner in her Majesty's prison at ...

... MARKETS,-YESTERDAY. I LONDON CoRN.-A dull tons prevails at Mrark Lane, tihe cilhnge in the weather checiting operatiois. Stiluplies of En- lish were again only moderate, and there werc good receipts of foreign, eats being decidedly plentiful, with more liberal arrivals of wheat, barley, and Imaize, Business was oln ,a quiet. scale througlrut. Wheat, lioth Ieglisi and foreign. was dealt inverry ...

... ?? Lasst NvI/'s fiazette.l IBANKIRUPTS. FREDERarIC WILLIAM PRIToHeARD, Rabono Place, Oxford Street, Middlesex, wine and spirit merchant, GEoI;1a13 I,AniAriO locur, the Athemaeum Club, Pall Mall, and South Paton P'lace, Eaton Square, Aliddlesox. Gm.)iez Tnn>paa, Cloak Laije, Cannon Strbet, London, trading as Benjamin Tipger and Son, stationer, and residing at Grain- seant Road, Peck ianilRoad, ...

... BIRMINGHAM SHARE LIST.--YESTRzDAY. Asit. iPd. COMPANIES. 010singPrieos. Done, RATILWAY. Bry. I SelLY I IonAxrIYu. , Stock 104) Lon., Brighton, & S. Coast - 180 - 20 20 Stratford-on-Avon.. ?? S- 2 - - al. CH,cOUtin,.LO WPititi Stock 104 tt. Westorn, s. S y. e. 1253 - _ t St) 30 Ditto, StratdCli.ltt. C. Si I Stoek 100 L. & N. W., Gunr, 4 p. o. 10I 1003 - _ 10 100 Ditto. Pro. 4 per cent. 104 _ 10 ...

... - | THE PROPOSED BOARD OF CONCILIATION | a 1 IN THE NAIL TRADE. v The proposal brought forward within the last few days to establish a Board of Conciliation for the settlerient of T alh disputes in the nail trade has created considerable J£ interest in the districts of Hales Owen, Rowley, Old Hill, a' o and surrounding places. Being altogether unacquainted n with the working of such a sclemle ...

... .MARKETS.-YESTERDAY. LoNDON [CORN.-At Mari Lane business was still qunit. Supplies of English produce were rather more liberal, and those of foreign tolerably good. Dealings were not active. Wheat, both English and foreign, changed hands slowly, at about Monday's prices. Barley sold quietly, lut fine malting produce remained firm. M151t was quiet, and wvithout change. Oats met wild a fair ...