... 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 ...

... ) W]3DNaSDAY EVD~N}N}. The markect for British mining stock~s to-day has . bcen quiet. Although there is a f'air gcneral business doin g, the fall il3 copper and tin EeemS to have checkied purchases. Tfhere is no doubt this reduction will have a sensible effect on. the value of some of the high-priced shares wvhich have lately experienced so remarlkable a rise. Tho followving sales have-been ...

... RESUME OF THE BUDGET, | For a readier understanding of the financial scheme of the Chancellor of the Exchequer than can, in all probability, be derived from a perusal of the details in the speech delivered by Mr Gladstone in the House of Com- mons on Monday evening, the following resume of the Budget may not be undesirable. It appears that the revenue of the present year is estimated at 52,990 ...

... MVONEY MSARKET AND C17Y NVEWS. FRIDAY. ENGLuSH FUNDS.-There has been a slight re- action to-day in the English Stock market, and prices closed j per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols were operated in at 100 to 100j, and left off at 100f to j for Money, and 100i to k for the Account. Reduced Three per Cents. were dealt in at 99k to 100lo; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 103k to ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY NRWS. MONDAY. ENGLISH FUNDS.-The operations in the English Funded Securities have been extensive to-day, and the tone of the market continues generally very firm, although some fluctuation has at times taken place. Console have been dealt in at from 100f up' I to 101, and they closed very strongly at 1001 to i for Money, and 100k, rather buyers, for the Ac- count. Reduced ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST WEE K. (iron lie? (lpVtt's lllailwry Jo urnal.) Miltes op~uene. Name of taimoily. Ito ipt~. 18-52. 1853. 18,52. 1853. - ~ BRITaSH. - - 72 72 Aberdeen ?? 1,426 1,549 37.4 37.5 Beltast and Ballymneno ?? 602 719 I17 17' liellfest and County Down .. 182 2311 33 33 B~irkenhicad, Lane., & Cheshire 1,431 - 264 261 Blackburn ?? 816 796 85L 854 I~ristol and Exeter ?? 3 ...

... MINE, S. TulaSD.AY EvmN'iNO. Ti ?? hecn a good steady business doing '~itzno b ljuthe (dav in theI Eu glish mining market, the -i rf 'v nicpallv dkalt in being progressive mines ii i: vidund Stocks, WIheal Basset, Wheal Seton, ?? l Tremayne, and Trehane. Some large tn S aciosave taken place in 1{orringtons, up- na b, of 1:2U0 shlares having changed hands. The *i.arcs most in request are ...

... SIABR LISTS. FRID)AT EvrnelNro. In the railway Tmarket the symptoms of renewed animation observed yesterday have passed away. The more important stocks were dull, with little business, and prices have generally been rather flatter. Some of the li~ghter stocks are better sup- ported. Chester and Hlolyheads, Oxford and Wor- cesters, South Wales and York and North Midlands were all rather higher. ...

... MOJNEYAIARKRT AND CITY JEWOW. 6 WEDNESDAY. ENGLISH FUNDS.-The market for the English funded Securities has been buoyant to-day, and as the transfer books of the various stocks which have been shut, for the purpohe of making up the balances prior to the payment of the dividend, re- opened to-day for' public transfer; business has been more active than for the last few weeks. The favourable ...

... SHARB LiST-YIsEsmDAv. ORDINARY. SHRE1,S AND, STOOitE. 0allwaya. Paid. cliosing Prices, Basinese Done. Ahardeen 10 219%, 30% 2034 30 Ai.s., Not.. lbos., & E. J1. ?? 0% 0% Sirisa., Wei., &; 8tour Vt. [3.14 R4 1 0 Y Birke., Lan., andChes.Jre. 28 7y2 6 dlig Do., Chester and Birk.,, £90 anti £25 Con. 27 1/ .22 Ditto, £2 0 .. ?? 18% 3%a .2y, dk BrIAetIl and ?? tOO 103 1135 104 Y4 Caledonian ?? 0 ...

... MVONRY MARKET AND CITY NEZJV. r . TUESuDAY.| PICEv OF GOLD.-By the advices received to-day' from Paris, the price of. Gold appears to be 0.40 per cent. dearer than. in London, the quotation being at par, and the exchange at abort 25.05. Hamburg letters of the 8th'iinst. quote the price' there at 429, and the exchange: at short 13.5k, which makes the price of. Gold 0.80 per cent. dearer than in ...

... (From the Maok-flaoe Express.) Letters fromn the Upper Baltic ports inform us that severe night-frosts had been experienced, and that the sea- son was exceedingly backward. At Konigsberg the har- bour was still closed by ice early in the present week, and the navigation would not, it was supposed, be free before the end of the month. The transactions in wheat had been unimportant, few orders ...