28 NOVEMBER 1863, Page 3

The demand for money, both at the Bank of England

and in Lombard Street, has fallen off, and the supply of capital on offer its the general discount market has increased. The minimum quotation for accommodation in Threadneedle Street is unaltered ; but "out of doors" money is a shade easier than last week, the best thirty days' paper having been done at 5+ to 6 per cent. The Bank statement, although it shows a slight falling off in the stock of bullion, is favourable. The reserve has increased by 540,990/.