... tommadal W polularl. THURSDAY EVENING, May 26. There was again an aspect of firmness on the Stock Exchange to-day; orders in from the country to pur-: chase Stock were more plentiful, and the rise in the price of Consols yesterday was not only main- tained, but late in the day an advance of one-eighth to a quarter per cent. was established. The first quota- tion for Console) for money was 91 ...

... comordal - 40 Somial. SATURDAY EVENING, May 14th. The Funds opened this morning at a decline upon yesterday's prices, and the market was dull until I towards middle day, when some purchases of Stock were made, partly. on public account, aud quotations c recovered the point at which they left off on Friday. The prices at which Consols were marked for money were 918 to 91 ; and 91j, a, and 91 ...

... 610miurdal ago TUESDAY EVENING, May 17th. Business on the Stock Exchange continues to be very limited; there is scarcely arty speculation going on; but in the absence of any large sales of stock, the pur- ahases by the Government broker and the general orders from the public are sufficient to sustain the market. Consols, after fluctuating considerably, closed at their best. they were marked in ...

... ohnmnititial ail 0jglaurU . MOSNDAY EVENING, May 23. Business on the Stock Excbange to-day showed more animation. Consols opened at the closing quotations of Saturday; but on some purchases of Stock on public account an improvement took place, prices rallied, and closed at an advance upon Saturday's quotations. Up to mid-day the Fends were quoted at 91.1 to 911. 91li8l; it was subsequently ...

... Cara Earhatto, Ac. BIRMINQGrfAI CORN M1ARKCET, Thursday. - During the t present week an improvemnent of 2;. to Ss. per quarter on wheat wae in some ijstances realised: miller seubsequently refrained from purchasing. Beans firm. White peas have been freely sold ;S at Is. to 2s. per quarter moro money. In barley and oats ittle t. doing. At this day's market the quantity of whesat on offer was n ...

... dwaft jklarhas, k. , GL0UCX'.iJTK Co201: H UAlT, Saturday. - To-ay Ither was a, large supply of Euglisli wheat The market openesl with a dull feeling, aad only the filuest sorts brought last weeks rates ae onslarv, Is. per quarter lower. .Foraigl without demarnd. B~rlev and bemis in only retail sale. Otts voy inactive; prices WARWsiCK COlR K sflKlfi, Saturlday.-At this markce, on I turday last ...

... &rta Ep~thets, h. LONDON CO.N EXCi.ANGE, Yesterday.-The arrivale of Enldish grain this week aye moderate, of foreign good. The atten- dana at atiaS m~ornin gs nariket was small, and the sales effected of Iwheat, either English or foreign, were lsimited, at hlonday's prices. In s -ring corn we absorve no alloration. PUUGJ3Y CORN EXlo~xES Yteoterday.-Wheat declined in vahle since last market day ...

... gorR Nathttot k. WARWVICK CORN MARKET, Saturday.-There were plenty ;f samples of wheat shown at the Core Exchange on Saturday lag, bitt there were only a few buyers. The average Price was 19e. per bag of' three bushels. Very little Erigllah barley was shown, tiF price of whieb ranged from 378. to 3ir, per quarter ; no foreign I^ the market. Beans were very scarce, and those arid realised e£2. ...

... 60n, Varluts, k. LONDON1 CORN EXU~hANGE,- Yeoterday.-The supply of whseat to this morning's market was moderate, from Kent good, and nearly all was cleared at an advance of l0s. to l28. upon the pries f tis ay e'nigh. Frein mstbe writtten es. to los. per uarer eare, te lwestquaitis b Inig the greatest im- provmen. Spingcornof ll dscrptios slls at ass advance of 3s.to 0. er uarer pont~r raes f ...

... dinolluial and ffodog. WED t ESDSX ES, M57y 11th. The Market for Public Securities exhibited much steadiness to-day, and prices were supported by pur- chases of stock on the part of the public, and to a small amount by the Government broker. A few sales took place by parties desirous of realising upon the advance; but at the close of business hours, prices were fully as firm as they were ?? ...

... ,gomtrdal 30 sloattag. WEDNESI)AY EVENIING, May IStf. The funds were steady to-da; tr'ansactions were still limited, and fluctuations more considerable than ?? quotations up to noon were 91j, , 91A, 914; and finally 911 to 914. For the account 91to 915. After official hours the price was 914 to 91g. The Three per Cents. (New) closed at 90l, 904; Banak Stock closed 216 to 221; Exchequer Bils at ...

... (Lollinter6d AO Mpadarg. ToriUSnvY EVJ;ExING, Mlay 12th. There was a considerable amount of buoyanc1y oxhi. bited on the Stock Exchange to-day; purchases of stock (of which there is a scarcity) were made to a large amount; and at one period of the ?? rose to 921 ; a backwardation was given; and prices closed a point or two before the strongest; but taking that into account, the Funds are 3 ...