... CQMMR2WJA-L. AN MA t ls..& 31RODUQE XARWSK . SUGA.-The i.l eek~ eheavily, anl& a deelii .ow Do npretty generally ei~iha.a~oaa~b.oatetletb .i marult strengthened, ?? ledia cla2ed fithlasw ree~pjizl tV ! othir desroiptiuis-a' sar de. tower 'To-day 8 su h~d .olsil6 2,400 Ibbds. old brlI:be, weeli, which hA l Iar t1,i Udaafl ty iasor, t I asd tbere ha been Finerally A 7alk'4ebrjnuby of Maauiis ...

... I . : TBTRSDAY EvENlNo. i i The ?? broker made a small purchase to- day, hut there Was nothing to Sustain the market, l and althoughl the Board of' Trade monthly returns are in -the highest degree favourable, yet the Ameri- can news and the state of the continent excited much w disquietude, and there was coiinequently no ds'PiO- e, tion to uphold prices. Cons0ol closed g lolwer, beingI F- ...

... `SHIPPING ISTWLLIGENOCE yr .rs eur caeodsou tlhe ' Saipptag asatat' aad d'flo d's rii 4 CASUALTIES. Adams (American ship), struck on the bar on leaving the Saguinay river, was leaky, and the crew refused to pro- ceed. -Lverp ool, Oct. 16. America (sloop), WilliaM , fromll New Ross, Is on shore on Vi lordanws Bank; crew saved.-Liverpool, Oct. 16. . Britannia, Par, from Parnahiba to this port, ...

... RAIL WA YS. FRIDAY EVENING. Tme same quietness which marked the English stock, mar5ket was observable in the railway market. Little business was done, and prices remain nearly, the ?? 3yester~day. For -guarallteed shares there was a more active de- man11d than of' late. French shares wcre flatter; Northerns being8 ?? ts,; and most others i, S08AIIO, ?? ND 8YOCRS UNDUARN TElED. BALtat.VAeaI. ...

... COMMERCIALAND MARu~TS. PRODUCE MARKET. :he MINCING-LAcNE, AUGUST 6. at ?? has been rather dunl to-daty. 360 bld.of WetIdaml nthe private contrast market, About balt m-of the 800 casks of Porto Rico said in _public $,rla at 3-2. 6d. to 41S.. ae- 3.000 box.s of white Havanasth were offered In, bond and alt bought in BEat 23L. Gd to 28,. 800 boxes of yellow, the 'Arger polleon damaged, sold In ...

... VOMMBRCIAL AND MARKEr COTTON.-MKANC51ESTEi-, OCT. 25.-prices of cotton, ! yarn, and cloth have continued to decline throughout the J week with the recedingpricesofthe raw material; but though lower rates were nin aecededto, this morning there -as a disposition to grebterf firruress, and the id'al paobabilityI that, should greater steadiness be manifested ow Tuesday, the low rates already ...

... * A&LWAYk S The SA TuI1D y EVENON.- T he alt'c markelt is -7eriy Inactive, and prices -remain mu00h an befors.. Everybd Ao waiin2g. ?? inhat few ing e~vepxtswiil , ifi the e ' eicttiontat inafwdays the cause! oi alarmi vxfl be -reiqvod a a decided upwaa tednybe manesiteac. SHARES AND *1tO08 Uy 0i HoAth~i ?? RMWAft Oa a5 prime. Blq 50 §0 ?? 134i! 1544j 20 84 Ainbeirg., Notting., teet ...

... rr rsu ear correspondents the Shipping (Gazetteo an * Lloyd's List.' CASUALTIES. Abd-el-Kader, De Martini, sailed for Trieste this morning, but got ashore on Taylor's Bank, and is now at anchor off New Brighton, having been towed back by the Wal- lace steam-tug.-Liverpool, Nov. 5. Adelaide, Walker, of Papenburg, from Cronstadt to Queenstown, was stranded off Nexoe (east side of this island) ...

... RAIL WA YS. WEDNEB3DAT EVENING. This was 1continuation day in the share market, und the fortnight's account was in process of adjust-. ment, the arrangements for which are noticed under ODe head of ,Money Market. The decline in Con- sols exercised an unfavourable influence, and prices left off decidedly worse; London and North Westerns, South, Westerns, and Midlands, being quoted -15. ...

... I & I- I - . ~~W33D N1!Sf3 E~vzwnma. y The new Milling ha ?? the estab)ihmienteit which we-announcedain our ?? ths morJ4- h ing, appears likely te prove succesifhl, if we may ;a judge from the extensive and infinentia. support BT already conferred upon the undertaking.. Most of y the principal mining agents, cepitalists, tild others 3eegaged in the prosecution ofmineral enterpriio, I have ...

... THURSBD.Y EvmNIxG. The market has been very dull to-day, and a few shares only have changed hands in Bargelley, at 1.; Herodsfoot, 15 ; Treanayne, 223-; Tregorden, 29; and West Wheel Alfred, IL. In foreign shares:-Cobre, at 38', 9; and United Mexican at 3- At the Kirkeudbright meeting, held on the 13th inst., the accounts showed a balance against the mine of 11. 13s. 3d., not including, ...

... TUEsDAY EVENING. | Consols opened better, being at 961 to 97 ex div., I4 but money sales taking place at 97- with the divi- I dead on, the price of the morning was not main- :I tained, and the closing quotation was the -same as that of yesterday, 968- to 31 for the January opening. In the stocks still. open there was a greater propor- tion of transactions. The official business report r ...