... OINE' AIRJKET-CTIr, TJ1UASDAY. The speculators in Consols have to-day bea put on the alert by the fall in the French Funds on T'uesday. It is not satisfactorily explained in any of the letters from persons Who move in the best informed circles at Paris. Some important challges are still spoken of, and some go so Cras to assert that Louis Philip will not be on the throne of France six months ...

... M!ONE Y MARKET1.-C, Y, SATUR DAY. New life has been given to the transactions at the Stock Market by the intimation given by Earl Grey ihi the Huuse of Peers last night, that he bad received lull power from the King to resort to such steps as he deemed ne cessary to carry the Reform Bill. The Pub ic S-cuzitles have been suld higher to-day than tor some weeks, and lelt off firm at the best ...

... BANKRUPTCY OF SIR GEORGE DUCKET7' .S CO. A Meeting of the Creditors of the firm of Sir George Duckett, Moilatids, and Cmipany, was h-ld yesterday, at the Thatched House Tavern, St. James's-street. About 200 gentlemen were present. The fleeting, we believe, was convened at the instance of Mr. Barber Beaum it;t and a discussion arose as to who should take the Chair, Mr. Beaumont decllning, as he ...

... I MlONEY JfARKREt.-CY, THuAKsj4y Speculation has a good deal increased at the Consol Market to-day, more particularly for the August Account, in which there has been more doing than on any day. since its coin- lilencement. 1The Bear party have drawn some unfavourable conclusions, as far as regards foreign politics, from the speech delivered by Lord Grey, at the dinner given yesterday in the ...

... ?? )YE R MONDAY. Tthie -r.s a holiday at the Bank. Both Stock Markets re- mainrd open as usual for the transaction of business, though r.,rle ,. any Mayniude wa' entered upon. Ah-ii an hour after the speculation bargains in Consols ecrct. ed, 6aCs were eflccted in Consols for Account at 85 L. I :.,nount in Ttlh whole did not exceed 100,0001. In 3 per C.Z. Reot.iced, and in thle heavy Stocks ...

... AtONBY AMARKET.-Cirr, TVzsDA.V The agitation at the Stock Market has considerably in. creased, and the speculators are preparing themselves for some i political convulsion. i Soon after the commencement of business, a broker intima, ely connected with French politics, sold very extensively. 'T'he particular amount of Stock thrown on the Market did not transpire, but it could not have been less ...

... MONEY MARKEkT.-CaIT, MOXoAY. The Consol Market opened very agitated this morning' The account-price advanced from 84' to 84k, on the chases of two or three leading brokers, to the extent 300,0001. Every one seemed to anticipate that before the terminatia/ of business the Account-price would have reached 85. Upt' about twelve o'clock there was no material change ; butinth, afternoon a very ...

... Ir MONEY MARKrT.-CTYr, TRURSDjy ?? I The Meeting of the Bank Proprietors to-day excited a strong sensation, from the disclosures made by the Governor of that establishment. Thlese produced a fall in Bank Stock of 2' percent., viz. from 202' to 200-the latter the closing price this afternoon. The admissions made as to the actual amount of the capital of the Bank are very important; but it is ...

... M!JNBY AMRKRT.-Cirr, FRIDAY. Some slight improvement has occurred at the Stock Market to-day. Prices have left off this afternoon ; per cent. above what they were quoted yesterday. The Hebrew party have been bestirring themselves, and in the absence of influential sellers from out of doors, were bidding boldly for stock until the Account price of Consols rose from 83 to 834-. They left off ...

... MUNBY MARItEBT.-Viry, VEDNESD.Y. The advance of yesterday, in Consols, has not only been maintained to-day, but a further advance has taken place. The '\ccount price opened from 84' to 84k, without any large ope- rations being entered into; but in the afternoon purchases were made currently at 841. The same price was given for Money Stock. For November there has been little doing, but no ...

... From THE LONDo0v GAZE'TT& of Tuesday, Oct. 9. [This Grizette contains anl Order In Council under tbe Cholera a Act, authorlitilg the Board of Health for the Town of Oldlbam, to E, app'y to a Mag'strate for an order, commanding the parish officers to tony the surn of 3001. for the expences of the Board, which ha, B be- n refused.-A second Order in Council authorises the B.rard vf in Health for ...

... - ?? * * -- -a --,J X R A F i _ C _ A 5 E D N . , , ;. I'he Account in cort Onc31' ie tole y was so far a Bol AL-- ont, that the ratc o- co tinuation to the month of Au- -u ...