... 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* ...

... 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 ~ ...

... I CoMMEROIAL AND MARKETS. I ?? HARDWAXE.-BrmnwamiMf, A UCST 31.-The. re- ports in reference to the state of trade in this town are of rea more encouraging chardeter ;3t is not that there isany, d display of animation, but the: tone is better, and indipa- ' tiens o f a further, reaction arei apparent. The county'shop- a Le keepers are showing a disposition to make up their stocks n d of goods ...

... ThE revival of confidence appears to make but little progress. Yet the general aspect of affairs is in all points favourable. The certainty of a good harvest, a question which is more than any other considered, seems to make only a slight impression. Gold is coming forward in large ani continuous amounts from the United States and Australia. The foreign exchanges are firm, so that no drain of ...

... L TA IL W~ik Y ARKET'. I d ?? -- - Theiraiway market was again -very 11Mi tAo-dpoy,, and, with the exception of a urelapse'of ~ 1ej ~per cent, in Great, Northern stocks, the variations in prices weel in na llpward irton Oae- nian rose ij, per ~cejt~ ';-Great 'Western, 1 ;, South Eastern, :metropolitan, anrd .,Metropolitan Exten-i sion, ?? London and North Western and Midland, 4; York and ...

... IM:ONBYMARKET. MOxDAY Ernya. The continued fineness of the weather, a further decline in the corn market, the more' satisfactory appearance of foreign politics, and the influx of E nearly a quarter of a million in gold to the Bank to- day, have caused general buoyancy in the Stock Exchange. Consols were inquired for, and rose 3 a per cent. Railway stocks and foreign bonds have a mostly ...

... £ I.ESTMi1IENT, MORTGAGE, AND ASSUi- ANCE COMPANY. terdav afternoon an extraordinary general of the shareholders of this company was held at s Hotel, New Bridge-street, Blaokfriars, for the s of considering and, if approved of, confirming, an eat, entered into for the amalgamation of the com- *ith the London and Northern Insurance Corpora- olonel SrAcEy in the chair. )IA NAGER (Mr. B. IV. ...

... QOMM0 kER0IAL AYP WARKET8. ?? .. : - ' ! ! ;Mwoar , SEPT. 2. ?? l ?? sats ?? Fridy ;are Confined to 300 hhdu. 3s of Br'itish ~est Tdis Baliadoes 'at 32s. 6& ' and 10,000 es bags. Regnine unelayed d25aj'ed 30w.' Rednie.-Prices aqof dried kods' are without alteration, but the demand is es vrery, limitedl; aietes'sell steadily ' A 'COFF.-Tie market is quiet but steady. li TEA-iZma les of ie* ...

... I ?? 7 - lTONDAY EVENUTG. - - aroj iarect was very firmn to-day, and the d of bu ?? erable. Clifford, East pren, East L N',oI Xrth Treskerby, and -rt if, W'ales shares improved, and Tin- Otfl (Wrale s arko Valley, and North eel inquired for. Prices were quoted as .Ch~ivcrhittl Moor, 5 to 5.j; Chontales A Cliftord Amalgamated, 8 to 8-; ..10 '4 '-to 1; Eaist Caradon, 51 to A tell Lien, I% to X ; ...

... BB!ZTISH AND FO COIRN Do TDE. l (From the 1lfark-t1anfC F`IlreSS) With intermitting light showers through the 3 week, harvest work has proceeded almost without inter- rueptionm. A fair amount of corn has now been gathered in the southern and ridland counties in good order, and Siiifples are comning more freely to market. Had not the gathering been propitious'we should have seen unusually high ...

... AUGUST 28.-By Messrs. EDnwN Fox and BOuSFIMxD, at the Auction Mart.-Freehold messuage and shop, No. 88, Farringdon-street, City, let on lease at 801. 18s. per annumn -sold forl1,6101. Copyhold house and shop, situate in High-street, E Mitcham, let at 221. per annum-sold for 1701. Copyhold beerbouse, known as the Welsh Harp, situate adjoining above, let at 241. per annum-sold for 1O01. Copyhold ...