... ! - Ie w I S 4: II. - i I I --i ' G , . . . I I- 1 and, Yvat~da, IIxI . ba* It sed Grea 1I~th~cit.don and SuhWsen n boadsi~ Chtham and overat oeb doln. t Fae juated!ow2 d toit Gnat 'em,:mi i N41orth eqr,~ Z4~ cet.LncsheandYoklie 10ok hoever war inqure Hues thed weproed ibpes foent.t A1e4 u~docNamur~ and Noege. Wreter stemofk isadinomecatoricel4averceded asten 46WNASoY S.RESAseND ffto=&- poian ...

... '5AB5 ZI82;s. -4-- The rnilway market to-day wast very iiiaotie, Ihper o t At tdse ofthe Stock ?? and Iorth Western tock was Ld121 to j Groat WasteDp 72*o IMd~nd, to~z*n-, ciahire &gd Yorksi 1 t 0o a bst 4; e n to. 1; ditht o 145; Great Emterz, 46 to !; South 1M, 84 to 85; Cama, U% to 1j; Manchester adladd 61C to 62; York *ad Math AMidII, n1N to 101; B wiokOS to lo9k; Noh 5t to ; Muth Western, ...

... SEARE LIST-THIS DA Y. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. I Closln ' 0 RALVYPrice U; PI RA a VA1'S, Saturda 3 all Birm., Wolver. and StourValley - - St 0O0 Bristol and Exeter . 94 9 St IoO Caledonian .. . . 0% 13 5o all Corlo and Bandon . . 20 all Cornwall .. . 5%. an all Cornwall A) A rec. nO div. till 6 - - 0O all Cornwall tB f pr. ct. is paid to B - - St 0OO Dublin and Belfast Junction .. 62 6 25 ...

... TUESDAY, MAY 9. BA4rKBUPTCY ANNULLED-31ary Thomas, Swansea, out of business. Notice of AdjUdicationsand First'Ileetings of Creditors Bankrupts to surrender at the Bankruptcy-court. London. BANIIIWO'T8.-H Brownrigg, Lime street, City, user- elant-R. 31. Seyer, Belgrave-road, Pimlico, journalist- C. F. Kirkmsan, Clavlhounterrace, Clapham-road, manure manufacturer-D. Halliban, Brook-street, ...

... Thursday, 2 ddlock. There has been no alteration made in the Bank rate of discount to-day. The MONEY MARKET continues quiet, and the tendency of the rates is downwards. The Seine, for the West Indies, took out only /1,280 in specie. The result of the biddings for 30,oo,000 rupees in Bills on India at the Bank of England yesterday were, to Calcutta, 28,90,000 rupees, and to Bombay, ?? The ...

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... r Jr~lrO.9 P-WJ N- I. X Theflecgdin~~ngof time ahbuiboude A The direicees ia tmir ~Ileumd. the iateustb6 Pwer . 9: Wm~ yf bqle~ D -Iiisopy ad iit asid'byth pr te smefthe j d llot, as G., araiicmd thira iawp1t. eM IsMt - 6 sa~lam ddeG ?? 3 *, en-pA.I ped. uaemw, rd *t-tI tre gtuul-o tholea & --a6our g M G = eee 'Ut ?? iithe olkwtcr haes is the iesentuepodml~)sue o greenmet f or ...

... iIONSY JXA=T. - ?? ago o4 ?? MAMOURViMMM DU weather and a continued impression that a further moderate advance in the vadu of money- is probable caused the stock maeketwto obo hees i- ness during the earlier part of the day, and as. 1, prices of most kinds of ser , especially these I of a speculative character, declined. In the after- L nobn, however, a reaction took place, and the tone a at ...

... I - 0I15? - AR T. e 'I Although little confidence is f4 thatW furtho moerate advrance in the }Bank 9a- o diacount iM be pstponsd wor than a few weaks, the funds have to-dy bees steady, adi, Uponibe Iwhole, the hnmediateo tedency has been a tasmore fIvour. able. Comols, in which this w m4n y ps*iog-ay, closed at Yesterday's . The July.dividend is now deductd fowthe quotation fat the June ...

... I I FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 6. CORN, &c.-The total arrivals of all grain of home pro- duce at Mark-lane this week have been short; and the imports from abroad have been equally so, with the ex- ception of oats. The marketwas fairy attended bybuyers this morning, and the full advance of Is per qr. obtained for wheat on Monday was confinoldli on all parcels that changed hands. Flour participated in ...

... Monday. 8IARs-LAws.-The supply of English wheat on' sele at Mark- lthe to-dmy was very moderate, uni the trade ruled frisns, at an advance in prices of Is par qr. Foreign wheat was very flrum, and the quotations bad an upward tendency. Barley, with which the market was very moderately eapplied, changed bands at extreme rates. Oats were in good supply, and stedy reqteet, at fully late prices. ...

... I -- T-esdZay, 2 o'clock. There is less demand to-day for money, and the rate out of doors is in consequence rather easier. A sum of 2s,000 in gold has been sent into the Bank, thus directly proving that the natural flow of the precious metals is towards this country, and that the recent large withdrawals to Constantinople and Antwerp were exceptional operations. The Water Nymiph from ...