... WORCESTER CORN t.RKIXT, Siturdir. -At this day's market there was a ICEs Gupply of wheat, Ahiclh sold readily at the curreney of thin day week. Barley scarce, and fully an dear. Oats only taken in retail. Beans and peas Is. per quari er lower. OxFORD CORN MARKET, Saturday.-The attendance at tlils market to-day was very small, and the supply of all kinds of English grain eatremely limited. With ...

... GRET SALE OF RAMS. - - - I MOesre, Gnley, 80ns and Parker held their sixth great annual sam auction, at their paddock, Kings4)idge, on Saturday, commencing at eleven o'elock. There Were not less than 6365 ots catalogued for sale, in the following order :-James. J. Riddall, Esq., Guteenhilla, Eathdowning, 20 border Leicos. ter shearling rams, mold at an average of 101. los.; C. Going, Esq., ...

... COMMERCIAL AND BMOIETARY. I ?? P-,,fvrsoql I/onl 11 ron z our CitY ?? LONDON, ~9~rday Ev ening. A much better feeling pervadr s tho Stock Marrkots, in consequeece of the reassurifg remarkas made by the EmrEperor, at Lillo and Ar liens, and the very favour- ablo construction placed thoreonn all over thu Continent. At raris, Berlin, and London, there has been a simtt1 l tanieotas rebound. Thu ...

... | HAND CANAL COMPADyW. ; The half yearly meeting of the shareholders was held on Saturday at the offices, James'sstreet. The chair was taken at twelve o'clock by Mr. WiLmAx DIeors LAToucHr. Mr. Digby Cooke, secretary, having read the report and statemnent of iccounts, which have been already published, The Chairman moved their adoption. He said- ?? regret that we have found it to be our duty ...

... SEREWSBURY AND HEREFORD RAILWAY. The forty-third half-yearly meeting of shareholders in this company was held at Shrewsbury, on Saturday, Sir Charles Reoue Boughton, Bart,, in the chair. The report stated that the dividends for the last half-year, at the rate of £G. per cent. per annum on tho consolidated stock of the company and on tce amount paid on the new shares, and also at tibe rate of ...

... . . - non gW*GS 0F1 THR BAROMET. Fridey, Aug.0.-on n.M 29A8 Midnight. 29.2 Saturday, Aug. 31.-or Pm', 29988 Midnlght. 29.84 ,1 Sunday, SBet. 1.-Foc po.m., 29.82; MIdnight, 29.90 h 2 , IG WAT= AT LIlRPOOL. la 3 ?? BZE]SINO, NWaxen. hn.. U. M. . ey3'. To-*-.mort * 2 ?? 2 28, ?? 1 lar- BaSUPPOSED LOSS OF A LIVERPOOL CLIPPER TO THN XDITOlW 0O THE LxYI'iOOL KERGURY. Gentlemen -Observing in your ...

... I- 4OYEY MARKET. SAT~UDAY EVENING. e, stock markets to-day have experienced a all advance, owing to the pacific effect of the .ero' )'apoleon's speech, with. the consequent .s the French finds and the fineness of the ,with the equally consequent dulness in the X ,list c(rl markets. Consols are an eighth per lii iher than yesterday, and railway stocks .iproved -}to 1 per cent. Great Eastern 1 ...

... SATURDAY EVENING. There -were fewer transactions in the mining market to-day, as usual on a Saturday, but the tendency was favourable. Clifford, Great Vor, Herodsfoot, North Treskerby, Prince of Wales, and Wheal Seton shares were in request, at, an improvement. Prices were quoted as follows:- Chiverton Moor, 5 to 5b ; Clifford Amalgamated, 72 to 81; Cook's Kitchen, 9% to 10; East Basset, 16* ...

... M AR K I E T S. I RI S H. BELFAST MARKETS-StrdnnAxAt orsi^1 ) BOROUGH MARKET OFFICIAl oIErs. , r Be,. , I Per cwt .i ll :a. Per owl, of 11'21br a .! -. a LO- D. d. Turnips, .. 0-3 0 Wheat, red'.. 13 0 to 0 OaCbbage,per12,S 0Q-10 0 Do, ncir, . . 11 6- .0 0 PROVISIONs Do., white.. 13 9- 0 0 - Oats, 20 0-119gPork, - Oatmeal, .16 9-17 ?? 1 Il D .,nev, .1S 6-19 ojDo..lu1Mn, 0li, - 5i1 * ?? .. 76 - ...

... BIlMINGHA3M DAMY SHAME IaT SATURDAY, ?? P~L A~ T. .OADLVU1. _. 4 Croat Western ?? Great Western, Btour \raiyOY Guar ?? 70 Severn V . ..ey ?? - 16 iouth Siairotdshtro ?? _, , 81 - si Weiiington and Severn Junction.,,, - 0 OUAItANTEED. GtWes,, l~W.Mid. Ofd. 2ndg. Opoot. _ 10) Ditto ditto Itrtford Rent C. ,, - L, & Nor,.eat Cov.h&Nunt 5 por c, -110 Birmingham ?? ., Worcoiar and ?? 12 BANK. ...

... Cheap as money is, says the Economist, no one who knows the market doubts that it is likely to be am cheap, The accumulation of gold in the Bank, the scarcity of good bills, the want of nerve and energy in the trading world, are conclusive reasons. How long it will continue sa no wise man will prophesy. The E1conomist publishes a table showing the course of the rate of discount for some time ...

... RAIL WA Y MARE. I The railway mn'arket was8 decidedly firmu to-da, with a good amount of busineoss consistigamot( exclus~ively of purchases. Th ls qoatmofst 11 compared with those of yesterday, showanlm t general rise in the leading lines. Great Northern 1 original and A stockis advanced 1; per cent. ; Mid- land, Metropolitall Extension, a~end Brito and t Exeter, I ; London and North IetrV ~ ...