... SHAE _ _ 1 L - I, I MONSDAY EVOTN0,ZG. The railway market was extremely heavy ti Imorning, and a very important fall tookpl~ce in Iall the leading lines. Later in thes day a recovery was observable, in sympathy with that: in the otherI~ departments of the Stook Exchange, yet the final quotations were in most cases, materially Velowr) those of Saturday. The amount of business was large, and ...

... t; : X A TUESDAY FVOiGY. (1 The stock markets were again chiefly influenced to-day by the telegrams from Paris. Comparative C steadiness was occasioned during part of the day i by the announcement that the Bourse had opened P at an improvement,while a good effect was likewiseC 8 produced by a report that representations-of 8 course in a sense favourable to the maintenance of d peace-have been ...

... I MYONMARKET I SATURDAY EVR1NWo. The funds to-day were fiat, and consols closed at a fresh reduction of i per cent, though the float- ing supply of stock is evidently small. As tending to account for this decline, there was some talk about the unsettled condition of affairs at several points on the Continent, but the French funds, which are a very good index, have to-day advanced * to i per ...

... X I~ ~~ I_ SATUBDAY EVEMO. The railway market experienced a decided ad- vance this morning owing to the remarks in the House of Commons last night with reference to the debenture question. A reaction afterwards occurred, but purchases were renewed towards two o'clock, and prices finally closed with an upward ten- dency, though in some cases below the best point of the day. Compared with the ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. ei j ci j RAILWAYS. Cp in 9H _ Sal St zoo Bristol and Exeter .. ?? 7; Stoo Caledonian. Io6 St soo Cambrian. 40 2o I all Cornwal . 4 St ?? Dublin and Belfast Junction 65 St too Dundee, Perth, & Abd. Junc. 70 ion all East Losodon Scrip Cert _ coo | to Ditto St too Glasgow and Sooth Western no4 St 'coo Gt. Eastern Ordinary Stock 27% Zt coo Gt ...

... LONoIiN, APRIL 17. (PIO19 the Gavetec of Fri di, A pril1,2.) ) PARTNsERSIP DISSoLyED.-Bailey and Davison Neweaetle-uposi-Tyno, watchmakers. DcLz0ATIoN8 or-Dii)E~uNns.-I. nnd J. liirkbride, Carlisle, stonemasons, second dividend of 5s. lOjd.- J. Xirkbride, Carlisle, stonemason, firat divide 20&-L Kirkbride, Carlisle, stonerason, firrt divdend BANXJupTCiEs AHNULLED.-G. Garraway, Riches Crescent, ...

... MAnK-LAksE-There was a slight increase in the supply of English wheat on sale here today, whilst the quality of the Samples was tolerably good. The attendance ef millers was limited, and the demand for both red and white samples was heavy, at prices about equal to Monday. The fresh imports of foreign wheat having exceeded 35,000 quarters, the trade was heavy, and the value of inferior kinds ...

... YESTERDAY'S MARKETrS. - -- - ., ?? ?? 1- -. ?? |BY BRITI8B AND IRISET MAGNETIC TLILEGPAPH-. MlANCHESTER TRADE.-Tlio ainaece in Liverpool has checked the downward tendency in our mauket, and caused an inoreased demand at the rates of Tuesday last, but any advance in quotations propot tionately diminishes business. Another report says:- The improred feeling which set in yesterday has been ...

... . 4 READINGS OW THEBAOMETER. Wednesay, April IO.-FNM p.m., 29.45; Midnight, 20.20 HIGH- WATER. AT LIVERPOOL. Uoarinso. EVENIIIa. Emo . To-morrow; ?? 4 854 88;' 6 ?? 8 Apami D. Elizbabth Brown, Prin Ilan 13rechir ?? Anutonio QeOv.. Falcon, Krebs ?? Bride (es), Mason.. ?? Tuieste APIUL 10. , Ispy ?? PrincessAlexandra, Allen. Stdcona.Caasidy.N.Orleans ...

... . .1 - I I '? An oo :- ?? ~ .A . , f R I - Y *a ' L. ?? ' ERPOO~,L- XXCHWG%, . . ,W SD4* Ey WG j The fresh weakness which zianifeste'iteeft 4 the cotton iarkef yerterday-and wwhichaeodo4 ing to the Timci reppit, was telegraphiol iithe in the morning a checed all hope of improve ment in 6tat q iiihA 'prebented ?? frth serious developnip~oitotday; and, with rather painful-degree of pr'e-s;re ...

... I~ ~~ - COTTON.-(From. the S~rokerel' Circular.)-On :Eridaylast the cotton market aoatinued heavr, Ond some further dealine wai nubmjtted,'to; The' qomparatively low' raiigo of priceej however, then current attracted the attention of buyers -of all classes, and, a brisk demand' arosei on Saturday, which was furtherstimunlated by the ?? aspect of homeand foreign politics. Thebusinesson Monday ? ...

... | A print of the new Bankriptcy Bill has just been issued. It comprises 452 clauses, and con. solidates the whole low of bankruptcy. The principal provision strikes at the root of the present system of debtors resorting to the bank- ruptcy court for relief from troublesome creditors. No debtor by the proposed enactment will be able to obtain an adjudication of bankruptcy against himself ...