... Tlunrskaay, Ha/f-las 0e. The first price marked for Consols for money was 929 ...

... SI/ARE LIST-THIS DA Y. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. w Closing I Business done RAILWAYS. I Prices, to-day Wednesday. I to s p.m. Bristol and ExeteI r _ - -t Ico Caledonian .. . 823 i9 aco Cambrian .5 20 all Cor-wall '23 S. I e Dublin and Belfast junction. 74 St aC DuVodee, Perth, and Aber- dcco Juuction , 70 ro all East London 7% s 5 D itto ?? Glasgow and South Western ,oo0 SrctIO Great Eastern ...

... Thursday, Half-fast One. Although business generally continues to be very limited in the Stock Markets, the English Funds keep firm. Consols being next for the dividend seem especially to attract what little money is flowing into this depart- ment for investment; the first price for both money and the account was 9334 to:9334; New Threes and Reduced, 913 to 92. In the Foreign Market some of ...

... |Ariday, HazJast One. The appearance of the Stock Markets at the opening was not strong, and in the department for the Government Funds there was a marked tendency to realize on the late advances, which may also be attributed to the fractional relapse in the latest prices received from Paris. Consols for money first marked 93Y' to 93Y3, and for the account the figures were s-t6 lower at 93 3 ...

... MIONEY MJARKET. J1Ir7desday, 0J49.-Ipasf Oat. Tlhere is a fair dermand for m oneo, and rates continue very firm, business being chiefly negotiated at the official miniimumn of 3 per cent. The Pacific Steam Navigation Comupany's steamship Pahigonur, from Valparaiso, has brought /s8,6co for Paris, and 1,00ooo for London ; and the c f.> -e- is, from New York, has arrived with /5,4l00 in specie on ...

... SWARE LIST-TIlIS DA Y. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Pd. Railsvo~~ Closing Prices Business done Sb. Pd alas esterday. to-daytoxp.as St sea Bstol and Exeter. 86 88 Caltoo dordon . 77% 78 77 Yz St too i~x,~n1 5 an0 2s all ICornwall . ., $ 33 - St too Dublin ansi Belfast junction - - - Sn all Duna e Perth, &C. Juoct. - - - an i Eastos London - - a0 On East London ., . St ten Glasgswand SnnlhWeslern ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DAY. OI{DINARV SLIARES AND STOCKS. Pd. I Rulov~syo. Closing PricesBooboos donie Fit. Pd. Railways, OLISaNwcdsy. to-day tot in'- Sti ion rstland Exeter .. :7 I - St 'en ?? . 7Y ?? St son Cambrian 1 20 - go ail ornball2 3 -- ntlio iuounand ]Slfasr Junctionl - eon10 Dvrdee, Perth, &C. Junct - - 9o all 'East Loxodcn .. . 3 4 20 15 ?? London .. Sttn lsow and SosrthWestern try 13 ...

... THIS D)AY'S MONEY MARKET. CITY OrFier, Cnsltcv-alclg, CorilldU. Iiedai3wdu, One O'clock. Thc fortnighltly settlement bcing concluded, operators are free to give their exclusivc attention to the probable future course of prices as affected by the latest intelligence from the East. Before the opening of thc Stock Markets a renewval of the alarms which caused such agitation on Monday set in, as a ...

... CT/rY OrricI3, Cletwtyc Alley, Cornidill, Saturday, 0.e o'lock. In view of the momentous events which may have happened before the reopening of the Stock Markets next Monday morning, it is only n atural that the operations to-day should be very few and unimportant. The renewed con- fidence, however, wlhich is derived from the remarks of the Chanicellor of the Exchequer at Elgin with reference ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DAY. ORDINARY SHARKS AND STOCKS. -I 5! .1 ?? Business done RAILWAYS. Prices t-a J, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? to IP. Inl. IT4jI irlirn. Welter, and SteerValley- -- St ?? wand Exevter .. 6 g t'oo C. e~donian13% 34 50al Cor k and Bandon % 6 - .iItll.Sy to all ' 'eronail A I, A no dlv,- until 6 - -- a ..t o Isal~ perect. is paid tof B- -- St ton obinn lieli-at Junction . . 64 66 2- 0l Daodee ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Clsig Business done as RALWAYS.rcs to-day Friday. to o p.m. e'alRims.,Wolver. and StourValley- S eo Bristol and Exeter . T94 96 ad - St ?? Cledlonion . 3454 03554 '3495 o all Cor], and Bandon cx 03 2 all Crnwall .. .6 - to. all Cornwall AI A no div, until 6- - soe all Cornswall B $ per no. is paid to B - - ,St '*oo Dahlia and Belfast junction . ...

... The report of Consul Sir R. F. Turing on the trade of the Netherlands for 1864 states that the commerce of the country during 1864, although scarcely less in extent than previous years, has, in common with those of the principal mercantile States of Europe, not been a profitable one. During the first part of the year trade in general suffered a great deal in consequence of the Danish war, ...