... MONEY MARKET AND STOCK INTELLI| ?? GENCE. I CITY, WEDNESDAY EVXNINGO-..A considerable decline hns taken place in the English securities to-day, which must be at- tributed solely to thle vague fear which is entertained as to the issue of the present state of affairs in Ireland. 21lssr. Fri. .Sat. Mon. Tues. I Wed. :Bank Stock ?? 180 181 .. 181 1809 1799 Three per Cent. Red. .. !5 95 951 U47 94 ...

... , Newcastle Corn Market, May 27.-We had a fair supply of Wheat at market to-day, both from the growers and coastWise, which met a good demand, at prices a shade higher than on Saturday last. Free obreign samples were held for more money, and in the business transacted an advance of Is per quarter was generally realized. The show of Oats was smaller than for somer time past, and prices ruled Is ...

... -ONDON, MAY S 8 iI - p'rom Vh Gaxeto of ridajy, Mday 26. BAZM'Rurs.-Johfi Oliver Stony Stratford, Buci- jng1amshire Ind John Yorl, Iste of Stony Stratford , nd novr of Brighton, bankers. William Copper other-. rise William Simpson otherwise James TFonmas, Reading, Berkshire, grocer. Edward Conden, Milton- street, Dorset-square, and of Edward-street, builder. John Shickle, Attlebnrgh, Norfolk, ...

... |-.DtONE MIAR!KI T h- AND ?? I $ONLY' MAgKt3T ANDIYSTOCK INTEL11- I - ~~GEN CE. CITY, WEDNESDASY EVENISO.--.The Consol-market has been 'sensibly acted upon to-day by sales of stock, supposed to be con- enected with the speculative transactions of the parties heretofore ,tconducting the movement for-the rise; and in additioxfqtoAfthese, the~disposalof a lare 'quantity of 31 per Cent. Rkdudbd.I ...

... NATIONAL LOAN IUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. The fourth annual meeting of the National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society was herd on Wednesday at the London Tavern, for the purpose of making thee annual Resort, choosing Directors in place of those going out of ogbe, declaring a dividend on the shares of the Company, and a bonus to the policy-holders. The meeting was numerously attended, amongst ...

... I PRICES 0F COALS1N 'LO flO NPWCASTLE Bute's Tanfisid Mocor Elm Park Fenhamr Hartley West.. Ditto West Buddle Ditto West Davisos Ditto West Hastin Ditto Ravensworti Ditto Taylor's Hebburn Mlain llolywell Main New Tanfield., Old Tanfield Ord's Redhiugb Pontop Windsor's Shipcote Trader Tanteld ?? Towrley Wwest Pelton West Wylam. WVallsenld Acorn Clo, Ditto Biwlike S DItto Clennell Ditto Gibson'b ...

... LOND6N MAtIETS. From the London Ne, Pnca Ceprea ol Tuesday, .June 13. SUohA..-The demuanud for West India Sugar has con- siderably increased ?? ourclst report and merchants have displayed wore firmness; grocers as well as refin- ers have been extensive Purchasers low Yellow, brown, and grey sorts, which have been the most in request: have brought an advance on-formeer rates OFIls to Is 83, and ...

... I MARKETS6 FAMIS, &c. Newcastie Corn Mfarket, June 10-.-We had a good supply of Wheat at market to day iram thegrow- era aS wetl as eeastwise, but the trade remainod very firia, and7 last Saturday's. prices were fully supported, both for English and Foreign samples. The show of Oats being small, the business transacted was. at an adranoe of Is per qr. RPye of good qnality proved ex- trensely ...

... Newoastle Corn Market, June 24.-Oar farmers brought a very small supply of Wheat to this day's market and we had also moderate arrivals from the coast; but the demand proved limited for all descrip- tions of quality, at a reduction of Is. per qr. on last Saturday's rates, We had a small show of Oats, and late prices were fully supported. Rye continues scarce and looking higher. For Malt we ...

... | North Shields, May 30.-The Isabella, Anderson, from Inverness, still remains upon the Herd Sand; she does not appear to have sustained any damage in con- sequence. Sunderland. June 3.-The Hull, Pries-, of lull, coal laden, from Middlesborouglh for London, when off the Tees, on the night of the 1st inst., lying becalmed in a swelling sea, and light wind at S.S. W., got ill contact with the ...

... LONDON, JuNz 7. l From the Gazette of Fritay, June 2. BANKRUPTS. -Thomas Creeke, Cambridge, tailor and robe-maker. George Caston, Basingstoke, Hampshire, ironmonger. Joseph Robert Atkinson, Caistor, Lin- colushire, wine and spirit-merchant and victualler. John Webster, Shefflela, newspaper proprietor, printer, and publisher. Edvan Leyshon, Cardiff, auctioneer and dealer in Berlia and fancy ...

... k ?? I North Shields, June 19.-The sloop Emma, of New- castle, when proceeding out this morning, grounded on the Muschel Soap, but came off next tide without injury. - 26.-The Isabella and Catherine, English, of Perth, bound for Newcastle, having cast her ballast at sea, and. the set of the tide being strong, when she came to the bar, in to w of a steamer, was capsized. Four steamers have ...