... | I XL SHAiHE MARKET. I TnuRsDAYAUG1UST 30th, 1819. i - , NA3AE OP RAILWAY. CLOSING PRICES. £ -£ ?? 30 350 Aberdeen ?? 20 O illgham and Oford 2-26 25 25 W~o nCt~r2~i. Yorkshire Oi- 7 20 (lute D9arwensd 23 20 Do.lateCltIlroe,&N.Westrn 18 -Itdis 23. 25 Do. Do,.eper. cent preference .17 -174 50 259 Caledonidn , -20_ 21 10 10 Ditto pref. 7 and t per cent. 1 _ 14 pm. 50 .10 Chester and Holyhead . ...

... :OIL THEME: CIX A L sasi LA FOIR Tll Wars ENDING MONDAI LAST. - ; IMPORTS.. RoTTRa1WAw.-20 cheeses, W. Walkerr 22 do. A. Fraser. junr., 50 do. R. Stevens, 60 do. J. Airth. 50 do. A. Crnm- ming, 69 do. J. Fraser Junr., 70 do. R. 'Alwid 100 do. G. Stirling. 221 do. J. Allan, 228 do. N. Allan,- 415 do. J. Davidson. 280 do. A. Smnith 880 do.-N. Smith. janr.. 1203 -do. J. Croal, 1233 do. Best, Robb ...

... iMarutin. led rwaaxxaw ZXS¶.V5IVELY You TOH LIVERPOOL MERCURY.] crs LIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRZODUCE MARKET. TnURSDAY, AUG. 80. SrGAR.-There has been a moderate demand from the grocers, I and the prices obtained hive been, In some instances, a shade easier. Several parcels of Havaunlah have also changed hands, at previous rates. DV. RICH.-There is very little demand fdr thii article, and a re- on ...

... Birmingham, Saturday. In consequence the continuance of the strike amongst the coal-miners in this district the makers of iron have been good deal interrupted in their operations, although itis feared that the men, usual in such unfortunate differences, are far the greatest sufferers. There are a great number of them perambulating the country, living upon some paltry contributions am! other ...

... MARKET, SATURDAY.-Wheat is. Od. to Os. 9d.; Barley 3s. Gd. to 3s. 8d.; Oats 2s. 6d. to 2s. 8d. Beef 4jd to 6d.; Mutton 4jd to 55ld.; Pork 4d. to 6d.; Veal 4d. to 56d.; Lamb 5d. to (d. On Monday last Mr. Henry Phillips, the celebrated vocalist, gave a concert at the Market Hall, which gave great satisfaction to a numerous and highly respectable audience of the town and neighbourhood. SA1NAORY ...

... IO' Kiber~poof *hare Marlhet. 0 ?? 'ind, T81ursday, August 30, 1849. eli, We have to note a further decline in the value of all railway my shares this week, principally in consequence of the halt-yearly )roe- reports not giving satisfaction. Tho weekly receipts on all the rlee- leading linesof railway are very elosely watched, and they have py'S, not resulted so favourably for the last few ...

... I __ , _, The, half-yearlyv general meeting of the proprietors of tbis cmaywee held yesterday at their office, Wi llam-stet for the purpose of receiving a statement of the accounts of the company for the half-year ended 90th June liat, and 'the report Of the auditors thereon, together with the reports of directors and the engineers . . At the hour of twelve o'clock the chair was taken by Wms. ...

... | (From the Gazetirq*fF, y i CadsAp tle-24.) BANRX1UPrS.--Francis IDavid' ' L i, (lastle-court, Birchin-lane, and Oxf°rd street, city ?? Cald- welrhinglne Wilamd(f-streetCt priil Belf-Wharf, Shad- wel, slf-leeingwinlas ~snufCturer.-Janies Sout Beilet, ssex, baker.--- Byford Spencer, mouth, hotel ?? Willam Brd, ~rea Var Grosei~-sqluare, cabinet Henry Blake, Monnt etteet.fr outsok rkr -- ...

... RAIL WAY SHARES. WEDNSEDAY. AugOST 29. Those lines ody, fre quote ing h business bee boow done this day, or for which closing prices can belgiion. Railways. Aberdeen ?? Do. PrPferero ?? ?? Am., Not., BoA., &N E.J JoI. Bcrk. B and llants Ex. (G. Wvest. perl. & P). Cent.) Birmringhrami and Oxford JunJtio uccallsdulypaid, or with ?? Do., without a guarantee Binrning., Wol., &Dudln , calls duly ...

... TRE DtfqIN MEARKETS.. , I m'rn' - IRMAM.A (ACCUIATELY EioRTED FOR THE FREEMANS.) T Thursday, August 28, 1849. The Corn Markets, on the whole, have been steady, any change being rather In favour of the buyer. Store samples are less inquired after, and Indian corn has become very low. Our harvest progresses underivery favourable circumstances. The larger part in and round the city has been cut, ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was a merely ordinary market, with a supply of about the usual amount on such occasions, b business lagging and dull, and the market not cleared. As regards Fat Bullocks, however, the slight depression in price of the preceding week was fully recovered, and Fat Sheep were full as much worth asof late. To speak first howeverof Fat Bullocks, as to which we ...

... residence, St. Helen s-place, bishops- j gate-street, attack of cholera, after a few hours : illness. appears that the lamented deceased was in his usual good health Wednesday morning. Shortly after , j breakfast he appeared unwell, and the evening was . sutlVrinir severely from the prevailing epidemic, which terminated fatally the following morning at seven o'clock. Mr. Charles Aston Key was ...