... OINEY 1ARAI'I' AND (X1'S' NEISI. The MON DAY NIGHT. itry, A)l ON Y MAitK ET- ''The markvt firl the Public Roivs'~ opivned il thelnt tortitag at 9.3 to 7, hi' Money, Iitt 11i1 n 'raILltly ?? it'iog the daly itttil tltt' 0ls aid olhit' uin0is, whien thet quotatititons were 195i7 to 1' tu 31I0IW5, ?? (90, to 7forl tihe ?? Th e ' 'ltrt'e ]wpi C ents. INdii'Iveid clostid at 93,7 to 4 ;thti htt'vet ...

... SHIPPING LYTELLIGENCE. LONDON, Nov. 30. -Wind this day at noon ?? D moderate breeze ane hazy, with shart) ?? p.m., ditto, fine. I DUAL, Nov. .8 AND 29.-Wind N. to N.N.W.-Ar- e rived the Gridare from Culba, Sunbeam from ditto, Ajax tiom St. John's, New Brunswick, for Shields, West Indian, Arva, and Hartl.y tromn Quebec, Ladv tS. atoti from Mon- r trenl, Syrene from Newfoundland. Sailed the Aden ...

... RAILWAY 1'S. -4- RAILWAY SR ARE LIST POR SATURD)AY. Nov. 130. h1110 a.ys. 11amo Closiag P'rievs.1 liuI .110. Done. ?? o 2 I di Arnt-er-ot-i).os~x..lE.J. 2~par Mlii P 2¼-~-'E 11irIniii1h ,WVo.,& Dadley 42,.l 524 Oinialrl Dir..itrngLrani & GC-moneisrr '100 127 12l Do. Nfew (i~s. 71/t ?? Ii 20 22 IlinimiZs and Oxfd. J ' 0 OIil18 ;2 ldo,,toi, Stanif. and lirmi.' 2,2s. par 14 pin Bristol and ...

... L OND 9' MfA RI; E'S-M ON DAY. ,OUN EXCHANGE. 'The ?? of Eawlish Wheat: tp to our market host weekwereroidderi by ontheincrease, Had of superior week were oilk oter bra of tine produce the receipts qualioertte O fro HI] lritV little corn came to band weut fr eiratel f ujrds viiotiquarters of Oats reached us. ?? imports oflrig'4oitad Flour wvere only to a moderate extent. Fresh up to-day, a ...

... WTh7 ft /tf te BRITISH CORN TRAD E Tit fli al ;,,cO~jtiti of the stoelra of Grain, Pulse, and Til t Ithe l'a1ittd Kiiigdomnon tile ath instant, bgs ill uj~jjwdths eek wi' give, thle, stittetuient. with I;, ' '' t Whit was' titdilr lock at the corresponding whO' j ~~ r t aN 'aIt~ular form, to show, at it ghaocc' the ,1stre.ioj I ?? at Ililt' two periods I- ?? flood iii thle In Bontd intofiw ...

... RAILWAY SlI A))E LTST ems1 'rUI4SDAY, PaeF9.. - ?? 1 ll (1 6 t'11OS101 41)01 15 -2 Abordv*'0-. £0 - 27 3 '11 ]OjrrlnlLgh ,\l (I 6 1W 1 .. 51'.4 r111a' To Ilo~toll, Slo,~j ;I d It,, ,, 2.. pa.' 1110 llr,40ol mol F-el . ?? 7on Do. Nuo ?? IheKin'4Il~l lsh' i ?? Caldod io t ?? ll ds ' Do. 2,A Shar - ?? tdis Chei~ter a,,( I loll hiod. Churnlttul0) B)tV ?? Corno 'll ?? .. . . 11 'ti~ Dirort Nolthern ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY NEwIV^S. ned TUESDAY INIGHT. op's MONEY MARKET-ThiC Public Funds have agha~~in been firm, and! the fluctuations which have ,dith taken place have had an upward tendency. -Consols are opened at the closing prices ot' yesterday, onud after being as high1 as 95.1 to l otr Money, they finially ityclosed at the opening pricees93,l, to 1 for Money, rast, and 'J5-1 to I for thle ...

... THIE BRITISH AND FOREIGN COB Av 'TADE. -I [PROM THE LTYIRP00L TIMES.] The prices of grain continued to rise during the whole of last week in all the principal English markets, but the rise was not rapid in any of them. This rise is the result of a constantly increasing conviction that prices have been unduly depressed during the recent retrograde movement. The rise in Liverpool has been ...

... id. BOMBAY, Nov. 2. yve [PROM OUR COItRESPONDENr.] ,re Thle political atmosphere, which was cloliledi as al, the (date of the last despat(h by the prospect of* serious disturbances in Caslimere, ngain presentc a coniparatively tranquil aspect. Sheikh Eruarn-oce>- Deen, the Maahoinedan governoro' tfitle valley, wlit had raised the standard of' revolt, and ?? the to resist the assumption of' ...

... SHiPPING INVlTELLIGENCE. t RFLATING TO TIIE 67ONTEST, 01F LONDON. ; A letter was reoeeved at Iloyd's ycsterdiiy alterinoun froma e t'e Admiralty, announcing that the senior officer on the Went coast of Africa had reported that Lieutenant Alston, in e charge ot h,,r Majesty's ship Pantaloon, had, on the dl u.1 ly last, seen tine brig Coiitest, of London, on icbore off Alignay, - and that in ...

... DU7'CHI AIL. ST. PrTERS111.R14;, XOV. 19.-Oar journals containsa short accouint of tbe brilliant vietory vsinud by L.iutenant. General Prince Bebutin over SehIllail, who il the middle of October invaded Di kirhestan, with about 15,000 men, ad- vanced first towards the villagre ot Zadachar, and then pene- trated into the coustry of the Akreschinges, where Lieu- ?? IBelnitin advanced to niect ...

... ¶ (l )\f : i 1/, 1 ' NAI h J.II) (T1A'D ?? ! . T1 \IxIAN11.-The Publlic Fund~ have -, * x Ian it todrix, atcl afiurther ?? 1 ?? onsls oli illencd at t).i1 to 101' IilU'`\, a'ZL ?? roc a' hfigh a' 915 to t''0iallki rtedeile at little; ikind uhi- lo, t..it 01) to . for Aloney, noid ?? lot' iilt Th Thee ?? (IIts teineeld el,'i'i 1 :tockj lit Ii, to ?? ;ma d Inb :t I 1 to 00I tt baito'' hasl 1 ?? ...