... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTr. TUlESDAY, SEPT. 20. BANKnums.-Mary Arm Thomas and W. Thomas, Upper King-street, Bloomsbury, and Green-strcet, Theobald's-road, builderr. Off. assig., Grahamr-I. Sharman, Spaldieg, Lin- colnshire, upholsterer, Off. assig., Graham--T. Okell, Union- court, Old Bread-street, City, merchant. Off. assig., Stansfeld --W. Morris, Tonbridge, cabinet maker. Off. assig,, Stasfeld ...

... MONEY AND COMEBRCRE AIfrXO oUR OW1( COaRESPONDSM] CITY, FIDAT.-As;We get towards Christmas time money finds readier employment, and rather fuller rates are obtained. TSe bankers, however, are well supplied with cash, and will have still more from the recent im- ports of AustraliaB gold. The colonies will evidently send us forward considerable nums, as the consnmption of our goods upon the ...

... RAILWAY SHARE LIST: Amwr5 rs, Nominal Prices &berdeen .. .. .. .. .. 20 to 21 Ambergate, Nottingham, Boston and E.Junction ?? .. 6 - 5* Birmingham, Wolverhasnpton, & Stsur Valley : .. .. .. 89 10 81rkenhead, Lancashire,& Chesb Jnmotion, late 871. Go. 8W.. .. 12 - 10 d. Bristol and Exeter ?? 96 - 98 Caledonian.. 564 - 57 Chesterand Holyhead .. .. 160- 171 Direct London and Portsmouth. Dublin ...

... MONEY KAnKET. FsIDAY EVENING. The raising of the rate of interest by the Bank. of England to 2* per cent. yesterday has exercised com- paratively but little influence upon commercial. and monetary affairs. The measure is generally disapproved of, not only because it is utterly inoperative as a check to the pettifogging speculations going on in the Stock Exchange, but because it may tend to ...

... THE BUDCET. The foilowing Iare the resolutions to be proposed by the Chan- cellor of the Exchseciuc in accordance with his speech on Monday night:- * 1.~~-Customis. No4. 1. That the Duties of.Customs chargeable upon the Goods, Wares, and Merchandise hereaftermentioned, imported into the United Kingdom, shall conse and deternine, viz.:- f d me auatr Agatles, or Cofronein, cutan ord manuatred;an ...

... MII.XES. .SATURDAY EVENING. Very little business appears to have been done to- day in British mining stocks,and we hear of no espe- cial change in prices. The South Devon Consols Company's shares -were rather weaker again, closing ' to 4 prem. The gold mining shares remain quite neglected, and this department of the market preserves a very dull tone. The shares of the Australian Cordillera ...

... PENAINSULAR _MINIANG COMPANY. A meeting of shareholders in this company was held yesterday at the London Tavern, for the purpose of receiving information of the company's property and pros- pects. The chair was taken by F. PEGLERL, Esq., chair- man of the company, who, in opening the proceedings, said that the company had commenced with a capital of 25,000 shares, of which first 5,000, and 2 ...

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... TAMAICA COPPER MINES., ,! I . _ TO THUHDIXTORi O'TiHB DIA!LTW4B' ' ,IR,-It 6 ow. home time since public attshftbn ;is-ibicn directed 'to' tfe mineral wealth of Jamicea, apd s eealte8 cosnanies haefo been formed for tbe pprpose of de-0 velopidhg reseuies of incilculable yalue, which have iithitto been-permitted to lie unexploted. I belitve,'orwever, that XI y 0bt b eery ?? ect impression ...

... SHARAGE LISTS. TUESDAY EVE-NING. The railway market showed a slightly upward tendency in the morning, but closed flaitter. The heavy stocks have undergone little change, but York and North Midlands, Caledonians, and Oxford and Wrorcester~s, have been -in demand at an advance. The two former remain in much speculative favour. Great Northernis are strong, but Dovers are less firmrly supported. ...

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... COMMERCIAL AND MAB1KET&S F-RODUCE MARKET. MXNOCING.LAXE, MAILcH 9. A SUGA~u.--The market is quiet. 326 hlade, of West India B Soul. The only public sale tolday consisted of 1,000 box's H yellow Havanualh; the sound portion was. bought in .; the damsgged (ab out -50D bags) sold at full pricos-458. W 37s. 64. The refinied market Bteady~at yesterday's Prices.- T Three cargoes of ]Brazil afloat ...