... . I M1E. , I ! . . & I ?? 7' f . a: . * t 5 , -E A_ AL, ?? ,,follows .--(.hierton :Valley, *. to 5;) Oarn ei~rea,, 1s, lli to 18; Obivertn Moor 6ii ;o ?? Qiibtd id' Amal' atat-, to 6; ?? IoU iB Eat Baaet, '10 tol-; 'Eas't Vsiadot:- 4'to 4k,; East Carn Brea, 14 to ; EaBt Lovell,- 8-to 9; t, Great Ivaxeyi 17-to 18; Gre Northt Jownva, 3k to. 4; Great Retallack, 2R to t; Great'Wheal to Vor, 18 to ...

... .RAlb WAY JtARKET. i I I - A I moiqny EvBB!N Home railway stodks were very little dealt ia to- day, and prices generally showedl no variatioll. of0 ,ill York and North Midland rose j per cent. ; ]Ber- wick, i ; and London and North Western and ~ore Midland, j ; while Great Northern (original), de- clined J, and Manchester, Shefflield, and Lincoln- shire, and Great Western, k: Caledonian izn- F ...

... M INES `7 - FPDY = 0 : j : \ ~scwA:: Evmr;e The dealings in B3itish. mining shares' to-day were upon a limited scale, The variations comn- prised a xise in East Caradon, South Herodsfoot and Tinoroft, and a decline in Cam Brea, Clifford, and Wheal Grenville. Prices were quoted as follows: ':a.arnarvonshire 'Conwols, 54 to 6 ; arm Brea, 17 to 19:; Chiverton Moor 6g to 4; Clifford Amalgamated, ...

... Custrois-usoue, Sept. 2.-Vessels entered inwards; Vigilant, from Ponuaron; Forest Queen, from llalifax Nautilus, from St. Kitts; Orlebar, from Domuinica; Wisteria, from St. Vincent; Ariol, .from Fonahoofoo; Balboa, from Denim; and fourteen were from continenta3 ports. Entered out: Forest Queen, for HMilifax, N.S.; Ariel, for Sisaeghae. In ballast: Cniaterbury, for Quebeo; Henriek Brorn, for St ...

... -1 M EY ARET . , I -t ?? ?? J ?? . ?? j ?? :(-1 ?? * t, ., .-I ./ . ..l .p 'Ja v'£asiA ?? , , AItbongh:'tbe s tock markcets wetainleon~sderable of ateaedinet~s of. chareacter the 'tone ;today'4ias again he) been dull, It 3 evidentsthat ?? ire .-tho. apid; ercatinn o£fne4 oiecuritie and bytuiq ch. impbrtg of foreign s xutes 'ie-nt lyet' wearing off. h Itwasknlmdwn that tao :mare tol~dhad' ...

... L OY ARKT. . a~hlowgilnp ,t~i~et f~p~,v ,1u t on. the .¢,n- 2trary,- a;'qoi~sidertable .aqe~ssiozi ?? ~srv~e, 'the wee7 y coilrtl&ttat estab met pa7edof ..to- ?? Consols accordingly ,hpaved;aome ie~por b 6yapcytb14 mnorning, tha price rising Ito*vP r et r. r!A,.eaqnp- . he.tone of'the market wfag ateryards eaused,,hwever, by ae large sas of: ,a w.flreepe~qen 8ntaook,in.eonspqege~nfhich.o lp ...

... moNE MARKET. I WEIDlCIUmAI EvoNnoTO. Business in the Stock Exch1ange to-day -was agiai dull, under the influence of the approaching holidays. A number of the transactions load for their object the adjustment of accounts iii pre- paration, for the half-monthly settlement, which 'will begin to-morrow. The abseonce of any fur- ther 'withdrawals of gold froa'e theoBank, bdev- ever, coinbincd with ...

... MLKIY.E& : vi~lle4ito4, s.$I3 tto. i; reatlLakey.,; :ls5 .to-0 j; Gkeat Wheal Vor, 155 to 16; 'Xrk . .Vailey 8 to ; Mineral Bottom, ?? 3; . Neow Lovejl, 4la to j; Prince of Wakes, 26s. to 28s.; lBronidence, 88'tb 35 .;'ih30rth' Oond~drrow,'30bfo: 32s. 6d.; '-South Francesi 14 to'16',.Tineroftliw to 18!; West! lhivest~n, 49 ,to 50 ;tWest~ Prauiee3; 52 to 53; -WhedlChivertou,;2jto0*; WVheel ...

... t?? J 5??. f,. j i k, .- ? ;. - ?? -- f . I- - OCOAR..I-TIe6 jlntlosud0 frOqY --ePt for MD**o I ~l wlour[ MTThreaarar seti Inqu lly ?? bh4s on 'the'- lspvt ad3,ok -VMadeftraded Jon, and 104a wa. at~wash=V&'&dM pec' lb.' loer thano -imoettft f bunmairch bown tswAtetd. Xmmite.-m80 pookaw U' ofadra wer ag bpoutim, at 12.. ?? ~ T.;~om.7ii ~BGAIL-mi MAY n 5.beuThtlat dam ed k' = jad ~~~dwtopo. ...

... MONDAY EVEINIQ. The mining market was decidedly buoyant to- day, with a strong demand for shares in many tin and copper mines, while at the same time the sup- ply was small. Chiverton Moor, Clifford Amalga- mnated, Devon Great Coneols, EastLovel, GreatVor, Wheal Seton, and Tincroft were in especial request, at an improvement. Caldbeck Fells, North Tres- kerby, Marke Valley, Prince of Wales, ...

... !dNOAY EVENING. The stock markets opened this morning with a sat appearance, and for some time' lower -luota- tions were current, business being inactive, and a check being given by the pressing demand for money usual on the last day of the year. In the afternoon, however, a renewed demand sprang up, and prices improved, assisted by the announce- ment of large arrivals of specie. The funds, ...

... |- TUESDAY REvMi. Z The funds to-day wero dull, and at the close 2 Inoos showed a fractional reduction, which, how- d ,,r* scarcely exceeded 1-16 per cent. The day's in the Stock Exchange consisted chiefly 2 the completion of the fortnightly settlement in :arcs nd forceign stocks, this being pay day, f , ,1 thle fresh transactions were limited in number. t w* e ho ler, on the whole, were ...