... MONEYMARBET. LILMO XDATX EVENIiNG. M We recently had' occasion to point'out the on $h siderable sums coming forward for investment in the to EngliEh stock market, and 'the possible' effecton ipres of the operations now in progress; and we ex- to plained the reasons for ihieh a considerablerise of seemed imminent. This rise has already largely it taken place, and to-day it was as much as 4 at ...

... XINBS. SATURDAY EVIaCNINO. The market has been dull to-day, and the only i transactions registered are East Wheal Leisure at 15l, 1lo',, and East Pool at 1471. 10s. In foreign shares no business has been marked. The amount of businesm transacted in the mining share market during the week has been rather above the average, but, as the bulk of the operations offer- Cing has consisted of sales, ...

... Yesterany the half-yearly meeting of this comr- pany was held at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. C. fARRYAT, Esq., in the chair. Mr. CALvERT, the secretary, read the report of the directors and the balance-sheet, as follows: The present position of the corporation is -so. nearly similar to what it was at the last half-yearly general meet- ing, that the directors have no new matter upon ...

... j.ONEY -MA RKEBT TU3SDAY EvMING. v Yesterday, from th absence of business for invest- ment, and from the operation of petty speculations,' P there was a marked decline in Consols, and to-day, A the government broker having made a small purchase; I ifor the sinking fund, there wes a considerable rise, p such as has been for some time unexampled. It is true that yesterday the impression was that ...

... SHIPPING TN7!ELLIGBENCE (Fronour comrpoa*aaab the 5ShiepP1sg Gtteo as Lcoyl-A List.) CASUALTIES. Jessie, Dickman, with grain, for Queenstown, wa E on shore near Gallipoli, previous to the Ilth May, but go; off, after discharging part of her cargo, apparently without damage.-Constantinople, May 145. Zetled, for Port Philip, in tow of a steamer, ritn foul of the Caledonia, for New York, at ...

... Fromi the LONDON GAZETIE.-Friday, Oct. 10. BANKRUPTS. ;ed, WILeLnAs wADSWORTE BRAoGan and RorwCARD BRAGuxs, jun, Cam. berwell green, and Laurenee-lane, City, dealers in hosiery, to sur. ave render OtL 20 at 11, and Nov. 20 at 2, at Basingeall.street. Sol., ek. Goddard, King street, Cheapside; off. aueig, Bel-, Coleman-street- ed. FnaNcas GAWO, 8reat Yarmouth, draper, Oct. 18 at 12, and Nov. ...

... -1SP.A ?? -B r Yesterday a; genera meeting of the holders of ?? tondslook place at. the London T4vetrn, Dishops- gate-street, to takieiato' consideration 'th'la*-brthesiet- r -thment of the public debt of Spain, promulgated by the I1 Cortex with the sanction of her Catholic Majesty. JAM3ES CAPEL, wsq., was voted to the bhair, as'd said - that there *isr 6he matter persorial to hiaselfi ...

... RAIL WA Y& 'F I MONDAY EY?N1NG. d 1 The gener?I extent of the operations to.day was a hot gteat, hut t1?ere ?waa some activity in' Midlands. rt ?? reanlts at. the close of the day were ?me slight fluctuations of price' both ways: thus there was an advanec of 7s. Od. on Midlands, 25s. on Lancashire - [ixsfd .Yorkshires, 2s.6d. on Newmarkets, and 2s. ed. ? on .4mbergateo, while there wa* a ...

... S.HIPPING TNTELLIGBENCR. M..M ourcarrespone so ?? gaUe*tte' GOn ford's~t.' CASUALTIES. ' Jane Hebddarion, from 'Manlla, has put 'into Rio ifaneiro for-repairs. - Mountatuart, Elphinstone, Howard, from London to; Cali- fornia, which put in here, May 6, leaky, has been con- demned,- ?? the cargo: 111i be tranihipped.-Monte' Video, June ao. . Perfeverancee of this 'port, from !St. John's, N.B., ...

... eHIPPING. -II IGII (1rmorseQOoSOdeots, the Shi~ppln5 Guso, e ?? LLst. R CASUAZIM& Clara, Proom, of Livepoolri from atlepool torthe Baltic, was stranded on the Ledge iiearthe .Soaw -April 8; she is very bissy, and it is doubtful if she cnn'bo saved.- 'jorning,. A 21. Dacila (Spanish brig), Axozen%,,frojA Teneriffie'to London, foundered off Beachy.Head,. after. being in contact with the ...

... SHIPPING TN TELLIGEN CE. (From our correapandtfl the Shipping Gazette and laoyd'sas t. ) CASUALTIES. Maid of the MilU, after being fully laden with coffee, sprang a leak, and discharged the whole of her cargo, the lower tier of which has been sold, being damaged; the leak has been discovered and stopped, and the vessel is being re- ?? Janeiro, April 11. Sprightly, her Majesty's steamer, in ...

... RAIL IA Y1S. t . . . b . f ! oNDAY jB n Mxx Eyzxrzfo, The market was' rather busy to-da. Prices i dse in some cases, and in others declined according to the demand. Shrewsbury 'and Chesters rose as muph as 21. bigher, and the halves in proportion'; ?? Shrewsbury and Birminhams, .17s. 6d. The riseo York and North Midlands was 6s.; South Eastarist 7s.; Blackwalls, 2s. 6d.; Lancaster and ...