... SHfARE LIST-THIS DA Y. ORDINTARY SHARES AND STOCKS. .n a ?? ?? done 0 ,- RAILWAYS. nady o apsm .11al LMrm., Volver. and StourValleY, St too 5. is ?? Exeter . 2 9 - St loe y l..donioo . 00 io8 50 all BIr ?? to 14 - Pa l reoowll ..5 6 to ail'l oal AI A no dlv. uontil 61-- - en alt arnoa, ItI,1 per at. is paid to B - - St To. 'Oublin and Belfast Junction . 67 70 - St to, Dundee, Perth, & Abd. ...

... Friday, 2 Odock. The Bank return presents several favourable features. The increase in the stock of bullion is only /78,ooo, butconsideringthat6300,ooohadbeen taken out for Brazil, this result is not unsatisfactory. The increase of Z430,ooo in the reserve of notes is a decided step in advance, and considerably more than the public expected. Generally speaking, so good a return had not been ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. . . Closing Business dose oC H:YS RAILWVAYS. Prices, to-day x M ?? to I pot. xi6 all Binm. -Woler. and StourValley - - St too ]3ristol and Exeter . 9'1 93 St too Caledonian ., . 5o all Cork anld Bandon .. .. I2 4 14 eo all Cornwall., 6 on all CornwallAtA no div. until 6 _ _ rn all Cornwall B I per ct. is prid to B - _ SEto1o DUblin and Belfast ...

... I LATEST LONDON MAREKETS. reportd at Mark-lane this weekbhave been 'moderate; h bit we have had fair imports of foreign whcat mid oats. 'The attendance of buyers here this VsorIling9 was far from nu- moerous,'and the wheat trade was in a sluggish state at Monday's decline of -is per qr.: tan fact, any pressure to Bell must have led to so1510 figrther reductiol' in the value of both English and ...

... CITY and XONETARY INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY EvrwnaG. The English Funds at the conuencement of the week appeared somewhat firmer, but a demand has since set in for gold for tie Continent and weakened the markets,'which even an unusually good Bankbreturnso showing that mnoney is now flowing into that establishment from~ the provinces, has failed to strengthen, the oreign Exchanges being against this ...

... Satulrday, I 1clMc. There is a plentiful supply of money to-day, with a very quiet demand, and the rates are unaltered. The 7ava, from New York, has brought/l 12,ooo. The ENGLISH STOCK MA4RKETr is less buoyant, and business quiet. Consols are at 8953, to Sg4 for money, and 88Y+ to 8831 ex div. for the account * the Reduced and the New Three per Cents., 8794 to 88 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 6s. ...

... FROMI THE LONDON GAZETTE. 1'TUESDAY, OCT. 31. BatNcRUrTS.-R N. Harris, Southampton, optician-S. M. Balrtett, Southamptou. wine nerehant-Maria, Simms, Leatherhead, Surrey, Berlin wool dealer-F. Lejeune, Bill-street, Kiiightsbridge, bootimsker-W. G. Cad- walleiler, St. 11elen's-place, City, sbipowner-T. F. Bray- ho, llyde-place, Hoxton. ten dealer-C. S. Mercer, .Chalk- far road, licensed ...

... Salurdia, I ocdock. There is to-day a good demand for money in Lombard-street, and the rates are firmer, nothing being done under 7 per cent, The imports of the precious metals for the week ended to-day reach the sum of no less than about 670,0o0. The exports in the same time have been upwards of 4400,000. The ENGLISH STOCK MARKET remains very dull, notwithstanding the important remittances of ...

... SIIARLE LIST-THIS DA Y. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Closing Business done :; -d I RAILWAYS. Prices, to-day iri 1:4 i ?? to I p. In. ?? all Bhilre,Wots-ne. nld Stone Valley _- St too Bristol andi Exeter 9I 93 St ion Calcdoit;ln ?? 125 127 5o all Cork and Bandon .. .. O2 4 I4 2o all Cornwall . . .. 5 6 to all Cornwall AI A no div. until 6 - - To all Cornwall BI per ct. is paid to B- - St 'oo ...

... %mm &ONDO GAZBTTS. Taesday. BANKRUPTS. E Harrs, South ;mpton, ipticiounS Bartfelt, Fountbemptin. wine marobaue-Mara. Simms, Lestoerhaid, Surrey, Berlin wool ?? lejeene, Hill-atreet, Knightsbridge, boot- malter-W Cadwalleder, St. Helens place. eIty, shipowner-T Brsybon. fly de-place, Hloxton, tes deeler-) Mercer, Ohalk-f3 ni road, liconced victas.ller-D Fishin B 11-road, EH tmmerstmi h, ia311y ...

... I LATEST'LONDO MARKETS. I FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 28. CORN, &c.-?Iark-?alle was thinly-attended this morn- ing, and the wheat trade was in a doll state at prices about equal to 3londay. rne same will apply to flour. Barley was steady at previous rates. Oats were in fair request at full rates. Beans and peas did not sellso well, but prices wvere maintained. AssUV.LS RCefl5 Ti5C wams,.- Esglish: ...

... THE FOOD-MARKETS OF NOBMANDY. We continue our quotation from Mr. Blanchard Jerrold's paper on the above subject, published in the Morning Post:- Tue poorer people of the agricultural villages that are within reach of the Dieppe market undoubtedly turn the produce of their cow or of their garden into money, and the result is that they have not an abundance of milk for home consumption. But they ...