... | Mospar.—The English fands continue Stationary, and there have been no transactions to-day of the slightest impor- tance. Consols opened at 98} to 3 for money, and 98} for the 13th of Apri!, and remained without any movement up to the termination of business. India Bonds were quoted to and Exchequer Bilis, to 71s. premium. In the foreign stock market likewise there has been an absence of ...

... WEDNESDAY EVENING. 'The mining share market is quiet, few stocks meeting with particular inquiry. The quotations ruling this afternoon 'for British mining stocks chiefly dealt in in this market are as follows: Tremayne, 24, 26; Wheal Arthur, .13, 14; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 9, 10; Alfred Consols, 18-, I Lewis, 13J, 14gf; Wheal Harriett, 13s., is9. Tran- nack and Bosence, 4, 5; Tamar Consols, 44, ...

... -->ANA D3GG4P-ANiYi--- 'Roe ses 'idduiiplh Esq., Sir R. . Carcip i W a Fe qhw, Bart.; and Ale][Wder Stearaq we 1td -diractMr;'and., A~rtho 0-. Ribbert, jailaeecede The VCHAABMAN then read the following accjasts t~o 'ttn~to an olandV6F f LeIe Sin the er icr1, S~s. Acres. i-g) ?? i7 9Z ~ produclutan.~ a cre. 7' Tywn US&(alud potalo'£14,09 currency £16,95 . , Crw restarves Tae rafseot lds ...

... S i 22s1I3 waswYEvrnxx2a. -Some sales of money stock offered this morning, in connexion, it is understood, with the settlement of I the account in the railway share market, and the price of onsols underwent a reduction of A, from which the market did not recover. Consols left off I 984L to r,,both for money and the 13th of April. 4 The transactions inoluded another small purchase on account ...

... EXETER SHARE LIST,--nsc3&,; 1852 AMOUNI RAILWAYS , n DvDNJ.. 1IIRICH rug sE. PZER'Fe. PEU ANN PER SR. rpe _- _ ' _ . . ,- of £ Aberdee ?? O3: -pere. C 4, 1 5 S. 6. 8- f6 pere t.qprefererce .S. 6. 8, 1 dig *100 Bristol and Exeter 100 4i- 01 220 Eaqtern Counties 20 2 - Oj be 10 - Opercent. 10 6 1 125 m 25 East Lancashire ?? . . 211 2j'- 17' i M 25 ERxeter and Crediton. ?? 25. o 25 ...

... F-- ~IFRKET AND CITY AB WS. i hA V * WEDNE;S AX. . 1 F.,ND5-Iii consequence of an increased WS~ money, the market for Consols has decsarca for flat to-eday, and prices have closed s b t 'lowhver. The dealings were at 98J to i, perset l~t ffci atswere 98i to a for both ndbe and Acc Bounds, chequer Bills, 67s. to 71s.I ~ ~. so India 778. to 30s. preme. p corn tande wndas °ery 77dull at Mark-laue ...

... THE OVERLAND MAIL. 11 or THE BURMESE WAR. 6 B our usual despatch in advance of the Overland h' Mai, we have news to the following dates:-Bombay, ft March 3; Calcutta, Feb. 21. Si The following are extracts from the summary of di the Bombay Times:- al The crisis that has overtaken us within the last tc Frtnight, illustrates the maxim that India in the V midst of peace is at war-thlat we know ...

... COUNTRY MARKETS, .. ,- - z_ - . . ,, . . . Ill -STRATTON MARxwr.-Wheat, ds 9d to f )- in to 4s; Oats, 25 to 2e 3d per bushel. Beet,.5 ?? its 6d to 61d,; Pork, 4Jd to 5d per lb. B1'tte I h~it I to Eggs, 12 for 6d. Fowls, 2s 4d to 2s l0d; c- St per couple. Potatoes, 3s per bushel, of eitleb gallrei ~JH5)LIIWOSTEW MA~RICT.-Wheat, 55 1,1 to r, 6i in Bs 1d to 4es; Oats, 24 tu -. 35. per bushel. ...

... =A.A _- K _ E AA l t ,f fe ?? wag a *ery dull market at our clothbbals,; ver both on Saturday and Taesday, the bomeshouses baing'thb only 80 IurOhasers, and nothing delivering to direct orders. Price. are is I without any alteration, but the stocks are low in the clothlers' I'ands. Basiness has also been dull in thewarehousessiace this fro' ;dy week. 1S IROCHODALE, Marob 22.-The flannel market ...

... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31. Those lines only are quoted in which business ham been done, or for which closing prices can be given. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Railways. &berdaen . 8 63 Asn., Not., Uos., & E. J. 8% Birn., Wei., & Staur Val, 13 14 Birk,,Lan, and ChiesJin '26 Do., Chester and Birk., £e00 and £25 Con ?? 27ia Bristol and oxeter ?? Ito Caledonianz . ?? s0 Cheater & 19olyhead ?? 60 Dublin ...

... t oNOX MARKETS. I I - .- . . . I _ . - _ - - (IPBVVM the London New Price Current, March 80.) SUGA.-Although there Was a good demand to-day for both grocery and refining sorts of West India, still merchant, were sellers at the rates of Friday. The purchases were 0OO hhds, &c, and there is a better assortment at market than last week. There was no public sale of West India. The public sales of ...

... 'THE FARMERS' JOURN*L. ~.TRE TARMERS' :OURI Ail! ; XETER MARKETS. .CVATTE MARUxtT.-There was a good aupply of prime bullocks, but ve ibave eainto spedk ol'bieraass very dull. We cannot ette As quotation of prices at more'!thw from 7a to 7a Od per score, There were higher ratesipolien of. but these rerA4rAd, -wi r.V5'ieisiher to nominal Pticew# nl4ny-dot- sales; and in bthb.way 75 Bawas ...