... SHAEB LISTS. TUESDAY EVENING. The railway share market to-day was rather flat, being prejudiced by the decline in Console, but no movement of much importance is shown. Most of the heavy stocks left off to 1 per cent. worse than yesterday, the lighter shares being comparatively fairly supported. Great Western and Great Northern stocks were better, the former rising 2., and the latter 1 per cent ...

... TursossnAT Evsis1XsG The funds -were rather dull this morning, the r demand for money in the Stock Exchange con- tinuing; but a more favourable feeling was appa- rently induced on receipt of the Queen's Speech. Prices finally closed - per cent. higher than yester- day. The other departments of the Stock Exchange were also somewhat firmer this afternoon. The paragraph in her Majesty's Speech ...

... FmDAY Evsxlxs The funds opened firmly, and were maintainedat an advance of I per cent. during part of the day, owing to the continued rise at Paris, coupled with the an. nouncement that the Bank of England 'Vill resew their advances upon stock up to the April dividend period at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum.l The rate recently charged, it will be remembered, was 61 per cent. In the ...

... MON-DAY EVESNIO. In the markeot for home mining stocks to-day there has been a moderate amount of business. The trans- actions were rather numerous in Wheal Edward and Pendeen ConDols shares at improved rates. Wheal Kitty (Lclant) wore quoted sensibly better, atid North Wheical Crofty and Alfied Corisols were also firmer. On the other hand, Great Wheal Alfred, Lady Bertha, North Basset, and ...

... SHABE LISTS. FR7DAx EVENINGi. The railway share market was dull to-day, and in the afternoon somc flatness was observable. Ber- wick and York and North Midland stocks have re- ceded . per cent., Lancashire and Yorkshire 4i per cent., and a few other descriptions 5. to 5 per cent. Eastern Union shares were inquired for. In other stocks the variation was unimportant. At 4 o'clock London and ...

... TILE IONDON COAL TB1?A1s., (Frl p thcr O6nihele of this dayv) The importation of scaborno conls into London TOnS. in December, 156, anmountel to .. -- 280,830 Insported from 1st Jot, to 31st De' , 18; ?? ,119 1866 ?? 3,01,0868 Increase in the present year . ?? 103,016 Dclivery in December aountedeo.2.., 291,38 Delivery from lst Jan. to 31st Dcc., 18566. 2,100,3 : 185,5,l .;i 3,0168,3 Incrcasc ...

... MINEhS. MONDAT EVENING. In the market for home mining stocks to-day the chief movement was in South Carn Brea shares, which were in considerable request at a decided ad- vance. Shares in North Roskear, East Alfred, Great Wheal Alfred, and Wheal Mary Ann, were also inquired for; but, upon the whole, the business of the day was not active. The following transac- tions are reported to us from the ...

... S SHIPPING INTELLIG ENO. Lnruuamio. Sol Ps AT PORMIGI POIVIL-JO1016, at NOW 11lebutoidi; C. Rt. C.. Liviria, Quezo and Canada, at Paspohiso; Clesior (t), at PlA~boiuff; John %Thompson), at Dileppe. S~aIu~n eon Lizn'onr..-M3 rile, from tIhvre, June 15. A R B I VE DI. Avsrack.oo VNon -cff Queenstown, June IS, from New Ogiease A.IlTxOA PAroEr-At (.rookhaven, June 18, fromn jaminsi 2E)LLO- 61t G ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCEN CASUALTIES. Adrian. of Sixuth Strietdv, Captuin Tore, teemt Ncwesreore from Orcn. stadt, with Coals. eprerp a leak is the Noath Ses, and r 'ecrrd crew eaerl.-Elsinete. Sept. IS. Brtbeia b;qoo). Captain Sykro, from Li~oerrot to Peeu*,c ATses, wae crnk en the Mil S~ep~ember, hI)C totes west of tIlt', b Lae St. Mlacthe (French boa~qe) ; 4 men Crownied, rest of the orr ~ r. ...

... SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCE CASUALTIES. Brunswick (9), cntain E£ott, ii on ahore actr this harboar, full of waLer. tt i blowing a gate from the N-,rth.-erneel, Sept. 22. Jehu (Swedih echooner). Captain Linditrom. !rcm Hill for St. peterrhuTg, with coa's and cirmert, io on a ore Bear this harbour, and full of water.-Revel, Sept. 2Z. Jsnatres wing. fri m Tobago, which ran shore rear Nilicriggan this ...

... MINES e T hm m i stoc FiDAY EvIo. UThe home mining stock market to-day was firm, 3ts and although the settlement interfered partially m, with business, a fair number of transactions took 3p ace in the afternoon. Shares in Wheal Grenville, he g Uny, Wheal Edward, Lady Bertha, Sort- ce ridge Copsols, and North Frances were in fair re- ,s quest. The chiefalteration in price was in East of Basset ...

... SHIPPrNG 1N7'ELIG EMNGR CASUALTIES. Commodors fibrig), Captain Clark, hence with flsc for the east oanst of Sootlani, was stranded tit Bubesoorn during the late gales; crew saved.-Revsl, Sept. 25. Ellen Rtadford, whieb sailed on the 29th ult. for Yalparsiso, hao put back lealky.-Liverpool, Oct. 1. Hannah (brig), Captain Brune, of Shields, from~ Cronaisddt to this purl in ballast, wee stranded ...