... hIULL SHARE MARKET. a _ _ _ , .. THRSDAYa, SEPr. Oth, 1I RHARES, 7 NAME OF RAILWAY. CLOSING PRI £ w ?? 50 50 Aberdeen .I7 -18I 2D .0 0Birminghamn and Oford 25 - 20 25 2$5 3oltn,Clthroe,& W. Yorkshire 6 -7 (tate.Darwensa 25 20 Dod.lateo throe,& N.Westrn 20- IS dis. 25 2 5 Do. Do. Oper cent preference 17-17k 50 56 Caledonian ?? ?? 1D-19 10 10 Ditto pref. 7 and 0 per cent I _ I pus. 50 59 Chester ...

... tgricultural and OIoinmerdal arkets. ECONCLUDED PrelOl TEE SUPPLEMEENT.] CORN MARKETS. . STARK-LANE, MONDAY, SMPT. 3. There wasa egood supply of wheat by land carriage-, samples from Es'ex and Kent this morning, lnith a few-. runs of new barley, but a very Bmall quantity of beans and peas from all the near counties, whilst the freib arrivals of oats from our own coast, Scollard,- and Ire- land ...

... HOUSEWIFs-$ CORNER. ?? . I I LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENRB&D MARKET8. LIVZ14POOL4 ST. JORWS41B3JERalHAD. 0f, Per lb. 0 M7 n ~~~0 VW 0 ab Posh ,, 0 Fresh Dulttr,, 1 *slt Ditto ,, N#rg, per 120 6 Potatoe, p ...

... COMJEBCIA,- INTELMIQt .CE. Saturday Evening. Business, though steady, has not been qdite so brisk this week, the natural consequence of the large amount done in the four or five previous weeks. Deliveries still continue good, and confidence is in- creasing. The grain harvest still wears a favour- able aspect ; but the accounts aisto the potato are conflicting, there being undoubtedly a ...

... MONEY MARKET, RAILWAY, AND -. / CITY INTELLIGENCE - In our English Stock Market the~greatest listless- ness aid depression have been the characteristics of the wek's bnsiness.; On Taesday-the settling- the itrangement. of the account proved Bullish. Whefe it was required, a continuation of one quarter per nt. was paid to carry over Stock till the 17th proxlmo, the next settling day. Exchequer, ...

... 4 Zr13C Mark t ENG LASH. LONDON CORN-EYCHANGE, FRiDAY, SErTEzmER 21.- The show of snmples here to-day was moderate. Selected sam- ?? were mostly held at Monday's quotations. The supply of 5ugliaille ar11y was small, that of foreign good. Tbe arnval of foreign Oats being somewhat large. 21,030 quarters, the show of Oat aa~ple I was on the increase. Good sound Corn rled steady, at fill prices. ...

... 33-effilot frlaulta.5. 1511 of 91h AMoploM (Septembler), 1849. -IE.AVY rain fell during the fore part of tie present week, and must have retarded the harvest work ; however, the last few days have been fine, and the fitid present, in most places, a checring prospect, a ?? portion of the grain having been cut down. Potatoes are, to some extent, an exception, the symptoms of disease being ...

... Uflfant Mflarkets. T/kursday, Seplternber 13, 1849. Tul weather (luring the week has been wet and unfavourable for harvest operations, which, for the last three days, have been suspended ; this day, however, is dry, with a brisk wind, and wvill enable farmers to make some progress in the securing of the Grain already in stook. Tue supplies at market have been small during the week, and prices ...

... and long. 25 deg. W. on the 9th August, spoke her Majesty's brig Switt, Commander Aldbam, with Mr Smith O’Brien, &c. on board, 34 days from England ; all well on board. The Calypso brought letters from her, Captain Aldham going on board the Calypso. Tne Potator continued to hope, almost against hope, that the blight in our potatoe fields was partial. The accounts we have received from various ...

... ha i !Y. - . I THE MONEY MARKET. CITY, TIIIS DAY, THREE O'CLOCK. Conisols for Money, 921 J. Consols for Account, 92- 1. PRUSSIA. [FROM OUR OWN COItRESL'ONDEVXT.) BER1A.N, SEPT. 22.-It has bten discovered that L a number of forged notes, purriorting to be those of the Darlehi-Aassen (loan-boijils), and said to be manufactured in England, ai e now in circulation in different parts of Prussia. A ...

... FRIDAY EvENING.-Siuce our last report shares have again declined in price. London and North-Westerns are offered at 109, Dovers No. 4 at Oj dis. and other lines at equally depressed prices. The traffic returns of all the lines are at present very low, and the effect has been to create a panic in the market. E *g p., £: £ 206 31 20 274 All 22 13) 20 10 20 2748s 22 All 25 20L 25 All 10() '0 33k ...

... LORD JOHN RCSSELL. My Lord —In last letter I pointed out to your lordship the impropriety of having civilian who knows nothing about tbe navy placed as a matter of course at the head of the Admiralty. I shall now examine how the board is appointed when her Majestv selects a Minister to form her Administration. The country iu general, being ignorant of these matters, naturally supposes that be ...