... I I Sie t ,w aeCALCUTTA, AuGUST 8. Since th~e 16th. ult. wre have been in receipt ot commercial intelligence from home on 27th tlt. via Bombay to July 14, and from Galle' on 6th inst., per steamer Nemesis, which arrived there on 4th to 11th July. ExBYoBs.-The produce market has assumed a better aspect since oar last. Raw silk and corabls have been in better request, but are in limited ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS FPtODVCR. Mce N-E& , OCT. 17. SUCAB,-The maarket is steady; large public salee arm declared for to-rnorrow (Tueeday). Two floating cargoee have been sold since Friday; N~a. 10 and I1 Havannah, t24^. 3d. and 26a. 7id. Refined lumps remain quoted 4BE. COPFE.-The maiket is quiet, but steady. TEA.-The letters by the China mail were delivered thiJ morning. Our market remains ...

... | SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCE. |l be. ~CA$ UALT I ES rit Bloak Douglas, from Hoorla Moocla. to, Queeua'owa, was abandant,1 Lid naelting atate on the 17th Auguat; crew eaved.--Livorpool,1 I-Dove (schooner), came onsabore near Sbakslepeore'e011thtesmornlng, and it is feared will become a wreck; crew aaved.-Dover, Sept. tNeptune, Captain Fillan. from Ca~lcutta to Bombaby, with trooips and ind cargo. ...

... i CA SUALTY. Sarpgborg, CaptaIn.%narnerfe~t, hence to Bull, was towed back here yeteieray watreooggel, having been in contact near the PillarKawith the Cbs-. Ch,loner, Captain F'ox, for Truro; the lotter proceeded. -Quebec, July 9. A itB.1 V BD. AuisuNcactooc-at Falmouth. July 19, from ?? AADenAN-bt Qoeeni'to.r. July 18. from ?? AL.LtkNEo-OftQuenustown, July 15, tram ?? AuovsrEe-tQIneer BlOwV ...

... RHABRR LIST. 1 TiURSDAY EVZNIXG. The railway share market opened this morning with rather a dull appearance, but experienced little alteration until the afternoon, when a drooping ten- dency was manifested. At the close, upon the fall in Console, and the receipt of low prices from Paris, increased heaviness prevailed. Most of the principal stocks left off 4 to j per cent. worse than yesterday. ...

... MONEY MARKWT. MONDAY EVENING. The unexpected news of the renewal of the war in Cbina caused the funds to open this morning at a fall of 4 per cent., it being foreseen that fresh exer- tions will be required on the part of government, as ,Well as a certain pecuniary sacrifice on the part of the nation. Inasmuch, however, as it is recognised that a new war in China is hardly likely to occasion, ...

... THURSDAY ZEMNINo. The rail way share market opened this morning 'with Some heaviness in sympathy with Comsols, and, notwithstanding the increase in the traffic, a slight reduction, averaging about :* per cent., was esta- blished in moost of the principal stocks. Caledoiain fell 1 per cent. South Eastern was steady. Busi- ness was limited, owing partly to the approach of the settlement, 'which ...

... Iore MWAER 412V SIdBAA P1'ACKa2 COMP4RAN. I In the latter part of the year 1839 and the begin- nling of 1540 a fierce war was ragiog between the watermen of Woolwich and the ditectors of the Woolwich Steam Packet ICompany, arising from the latter having discontinued calling at the Piers of the former. The watermen at first succeeded ini inducing the proprietor of some small steamers to call at ...

... 1 -- p - i M ONEYZ MARKJJT., WEDNESDAY EvEN12nG. The funds were again very firm to-day. In the afternoon a fresh improvement of fa per cent. was attained, but the closing quotations of Console were not more than 1-16 better than those of yesterday, the upward tendency being restrained by the dul- ness of business. Amongst the favourable conside- rations operating at the moment are an increased ...

... MONEY MARK] .[T. SATURDAY EVENING. Increased heaviness prevailed to-day in the Stock Exchange, in the absence of business. The charac- teristics of the market were those frequently pre- sented on a Satarday, on which day the proportion of bona fide transactions is small. A few specula- tive saie6 being pressed upon the strength of the war apprehended between Spain and that not very im- portant ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS i I~~~ s__. HARDWARE. BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 1.-The new year opens with pro- specta of An encouraging character as regards the trade of this town. The past week has been devoted to stock- taking, and at present no sufficient results have been arrived at to enable us to speak other than very generally as to the year's business. We incline to the belief, however, that it will be ...

... 21.w1BrJ J31?TISllAUSTR~aLI.AzCOMIPANY. 'Yesterday the annual meeting of shareholders was held at the London Tavern; Mr. ANDERSON in the chair. It appeared from the report that every possible effort was being made to concentrate the properties of the company in the colory. The Lochnivar property showed a loss of 3611. lie. 21. in the year. An offer was made for the property, and instructions ...