... ?? BAIL-WA-S.. The market ~was in a mnuolltheithier condition. tov clay. 'The 6xtent od tariansationa was modPera-teo, but, though there was every dispositioni to ,.bar, Prices [in general underwent a slow and 'steady rise. --The- I o4 Ousieftbelidi, was- ini the Ato*6ks. *viieh. ?? been knocked down, ,and the. only atok L.which' 'were' lower ?? Unions, 2s. d and North Staffbrds,' i.~ 'The: ...

... *S- m ' -M s - -LL-.i ?? -- - IK ?? [Q I 4L3rJ-i ; ~ I : -, V,. , ~ UT4;VA Q ! 8uo~b~i~e'ql~~ucen~eof importers pcessinu1re . bou sod fi , drig 0ti el o f Sinti t - i goer n uc4h. ig~i c~~ostd~xst W~e~~L'5 prix~e5 Tb low 'goods ?? fa The fbfidiwjng.r tTlioIg1rlp, suagar for the ?? India, bk4- Pe]. jilidillitgj, 38s.: to, 85g; ;; good; to'flna Mauritius' biolati 26634tl31S. ?? ~ 2.&45 4x~ ...

... RAIL WA YiS. TEDIIISDAT EvEkING. The share market to-day, in, sympathy with the ilownward tendcency observable in the other Security markets, was extremely hea vy, anid Simultaneously r with the arrangement of the account,. fresh -1bear siprutots bingvioroslypr~ecta, a further nerousu~iresionwa mae i .p e; j0 twithft4ll $ng he avorabe chracer f te tailc returns.I Londn an Souh Wetern fol:2L1 ...

... sJaNB& ':The market has nlbl b'een a1'o-abu ' 'fe'w t~ransactions have taken place in 'West Provi- Y 'dence, Alfrd COUSQl, St. rAub; a~nd (irsU, ?? j . In foreign shares, Seistiago it 4. ?? -, fi ' Notviithstaiidmng the'ChristA ?? 'i+lk 1 d has. been remarkable for greatV activity 'in: ?? >r share market, and for the numberof ?? :foF. ?? investment in dividend mines ?? and ~if the,';dejngae42 ...

... 0mosx Mty Zu*7 r 'Tlhe' uldications'o =d eke~$~i~ ~pte a in the stock market yosterd4y iternom; prevailed *.tW~ii;torning',. aad, Coqnsids wl~~scloi~ yt O 97tfior delivery and time, vere qealt;.ini ?? afr. sorey and, time. tiough for tt4i etewvt r few. traasactions.. Prices .hetehe eame b r4)o. g Paris, a favourable impression vaie a tno if aeiak'e 64ns, ?? the teelivg isdi ?? 664c had sprung ...

... Pam the LONDON GAZETTB.-FridaY, Sept. 26. 1 BANcKRUFMI TsomAs EAso. on t Kent, brewer, to surren- der oat. l at 2, and Nov. 4 at 1, at ilaslnghaSlltrteet.Sewe, Oost.e9s and Satehell, Qlueea4,trect, Cliaeapsi'll; off. SPsg.5Del, B01lcmar). street-buildinigs. .ASes FAiRDAN, Great St. relen's, city, commi ionr agcnt, Oct. 8 at * XIJ, ad Nv. 1 at12,' st Baisiligallstr'oet. Sats., Messrs. Lnint. ...

... PRODUCE MARKET. V- r MINCING-LA.qu, Dn.o 2. a Sucsin.-The quantity offered to-day has not been large, tand the market has bsen very firm. Fitle grocery descrip- tions may be quoted at a shade advsnce; other sorts, with the exception of brown, which were chiefly bought in, sold t, at the ?? prices of Friday. 4,000 bags Bengal offered, 3,000 sold; B enares, 37s. 6d. tol39s.; Cossipore; 37s. 6d. ...

... 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 ...

... ?HIPFiNG INTELLIGEYCE. Frreu our cerr~epedeflts~e Sbipplng (insetse, sad LIloy'd's List. CASUALTIES. Canning, Petersen, from Shields for Callundborg, which wvas on shore off Lessoc, Dec. 10, has gone to pieces.- Aalborg, Dec. 17. Frantz, Fermien, .of Kiirchdorff, from Middllesborough for Eostockg whieh iris on shore at Torekow, Dec. 16, has become a wvreck; materials saved.-Elsinore, Dec. ...

... The following is a copy of the firman accorded to Abbas Pacha by the Sultan for the construction of the Egyptian Railroad: so the Illutrious Abbas Hilmi Pacha, the present Go- vernor of Egypt, holding the lofty rankt of Sadei Azam, my most judicious vizier. Itsi ordered- Thou hast requested, by an official dispatch, that I accord my sovereign permission for the construction of a railroad from ...

... -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 ...

... 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 ...