... a n y;madli THE MANCHESU1R .MARKET.- TuisDAY, APRIL 26,-.Our market to-daylbaiabeen un- favouraibly affcted by the alarming state of affairs in Italy, E~d 'which really appears at last to have reached a crisis, 'wieU at the same time the excitement of the approaching elcins Or 'operates adverselyoenbusiness. Altlhoughfast, however, the al mnaxketcanbhardly beocaled depresse, -and prodticers ...

... THURSDAY, APRIL 23. Wind ?? atHolylsead, ES.E, hardIgalo, ' Asscarvra-Ycsterday: Avance, Kroger, from Hamburg- AMice, Conswet St. Malo-British Quoeen s. HarrLion, Ravre. SAILF.D.-Yesterday: Mlida Senuige, Detr, for St. Peters. burg-Carites, Tegan, Rurrachee-Lavinia, Kleusohrg, Nlsi- nore. To-day: Harmony, Campoon, for Qssebec-Telegraph Henderson, Melbourne-Nemesis ?? Dowries, Bordeaux-- ...

... FRIDAY EVENING. The mnarket to-day for Mining Shares has been rather more active, notwithstanding the nunierous i failures. East Russells have been firmer. The closing quotations ?? Russell, 8, 8 ; He rodsfoot, 8i, i; Lady Bertha, l7s., 18s. ; North Frances, 8j, 9; Tamar Consols, 383., 40s. ; To]- carne, 16s. 6d., I 7s. 6d. ; West Seton, 410, 415; 1: Wheal Grenville, 3i, 4 ; Wheal Ludcott, 3, ...

... .(Lan glarlitts, ki BIRMINGHAM CauNX MARKET, Yesterday.-During thde ?? week little wheat has been offering, and prices are nomi- nally2s. per quarter higher. Barley no dearer. Otto, beans, and peas held for is. per quarter more money. At tllis day's market there was a fair supply of wheat, which sold readily at an advance of Os. per qaaters Barley, oats, and pgra, 0.. to is. per quarter I ...

... THURSDAY EVENING. As we predicted yesterday evening, the panic fnd-e its consequences were likely to be renewed to-day. i If possible the condition of the Stock Exchange e was more disastrous than yesterday. It was a sort of sauve qui peutfeelingtbat prevailed, and though. e strenuous efforts were mnade to meet liabilities, and -t to stave off declarations of inability to meet de- I mands, and ...

... MARINE* INTELIGENOE. NORTH SMIELDS. The 6rig Eagle, Greenfield, of Sunderland, from Tre Port, iventering the harbour, went against the north pier and re. ceived damagen; she then drifted on shore behind it. The ecrew were landed by the rocket lines. The Europe, Levy, fro the Tyne, for Charente, has had he bopea at Loweacoft, and left on Saturday for rance. On Monday morning the brig Qnest, of ...

... I - - - - -4. as ADVANCE IN THE BANK RATE OF DIS- COUNT-PANIC IN THE STOCK EX. ay CHANGE. THU2nsDAY Evxrixa. ter The directors of the Bank of England; at their weekly court to-day, raised their minimum rate of m- discount fromi 2, to 3o per cent. An advance to he 3 per cent. Was considered certain, but the measure le- mow adopted fell upon most circles in the nature of a woesurprise, although ...

... maksupt%.; . ?? f firam tlia Gcmette of t$cen e nly.)t} .Tohn Bodgor, ?? keeper, Gresabo-streete, London. Ja~er eersahalePayne, antljohn Gioodmaxievsleagher seechants, ' Aorthampton. s: ;-York Jassea Eoddi and John Gill, ironmnongers, - ihnthwazrkJ~zrrrsy,. !,ililos Iteale,, Ingineer.Poplar, Alddlecex.- Charles Thomas Beed, bootmaker, WsGtechapfl floes!, ATddHeWse JohnbEmrt, patterr-magi er, ...

... BRISTOL CATTYE MARKET. NrMuEE A8se8 .. 0 PRICE.S seass ., 690 Calves ?? 370 5Beef, per ewe.. .I5s. Cd., 65i. Hheep 4074 Pigs . 897 I Mattoll,perlb. .. 7d., Bid. ilorses 49 Sackingditto 40 Pigs. perso. ?? 89. 6d., 9s. 3d. BRISTOL:CORN 'EXCANGE-TlinBLSDAY. Our market was very excited, consequent on the alarming continental intelligence. Farmners demanded extravagant rates; for wheat, and the ...

... LONDON MARKETS-YESTERDAY. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. The supplies of every kind of meat to this market to-day were moderate, and, in consequence, trade was better for everything. Business was done with spirit, and a clearance was effected, Beef commanded an advance of 2d per stone, selling from 3s 6d to 4s 10d; sheep, in the wool, went at is 6d to Gs 10d, and shorn sheep at 4s 4d to 6s 2d per ...

... MINVES., . THURSDAY EYENING. The market has been very quiet to-day,aiid niothiing has occurred wvortlif of observation. East Russells contiiud to ded1ine, itd 'Were dealt in on the Stock Exchange at 8. The closint prices are 8 to8; flerodsfoot'; '8 tof6 j ?? Dowi, A, *.44ftQ i41; North Rdibert 'Ji; to. 3j ; 'Providence Mines, 94 to 96 ;Rosewarne United, 57 to 59; West Seton, 400 to 410 ; Wheal ...

... MINE6S. I THuRSDAY EVENINO. Very few transactions took place to-day in British mining stocks, in consequence of the prevailing ex- citement, coupled with the preparations for the set- tlement. There was, however, a satisfactory absence of forced sales, and prices in the majority of instances present little alteration. Foreign and colonial mining securities of nearly all descriptions were ...