... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... | 1! , ?? ~ ?? .. . . - . TousDAY Evn=G. e The excitement which prevailed in th& Stock Exchange yesterday has in a great measure sub- sided, but the markets are stin extremely sensi- ttive, with a very unsettled feelings, and, notwith- r standingthebelief that the Luxemburg question r willbe pettled by the diplomatiats, it is evident e that the events of the last two or three days have s given ...

... THE LONDON GAZdvTTE. Tuesday. BANKRUPTCIES ANNThLLED. E Cantrill. Whiteball-place, clerk-W Iatmsay, Norwich, coal merchant-W ap R John. BANKRUPTS. A Westhead, St. Mary-ay'e, City, commirsion agent-W Wade and C Lys, King William street, City, tailors-E Elfdck, Leinster- terrate, Paddington, bookseller-J Adams, 1 ingsiand-road, licensecd victualler-T Dewssbhry. Osbornc-terra e, IBermondsey, ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y I ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. I .: I X! i R AIL W A Y S. | C lo sin g Bu siness d o n e RAILWAYS. Me, to-day ?? 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Moda. to i P.M. St sno Bristol and Exeter .. .. l 7 St too Caledonian. 104 St io~ Cambrian 40 20 all Cornwal 4 St too Dublin and Belfast Junction 65 St oeDuodee,PerthU &Abd.Junc. 7o soo all East London Scrip Cent. .. _ zoo itto ?? St ioo Glasgow and ...

... PROvINCIAL SHAM MfABKETS. TYBIPOOL, APRIL O.-Salea to-day: arneasg,'Jg, W T i Ojeat 10 Eastern, 20 7 j I ?? Westerr, 40\-I5asbire and' York- l shire, 120. z t 7 7iLondon, Brighton, and South Coast, 621 10 -Lubncon and North Western, ,S1 j 14'e * A 14-Manchester, 10 8114 Lincolnshlre, 44' 5 4' 6-3-etropolitan, 1131-Mid- 19 land, i1'61 'a I-North British, 33 A 'a-North Eastern Berwiok t1 9, ibov ...

... I FRIDAY BvMMIIG. The railway market was very firm to-day, and Prcsexperienced a fresh advance. ,The amount of business was conaidertuble; ad ?? transactions to cobse,, speculative ascounits, Owing chietly to the circumstance that the fortnightly set- tlement will commence to-morrow. Metropo- litan stock was again in ]prominent demand, and closed at a -further rise of 11 per cent. Great ...

... An Account for the Week ending on Wednesday April 10. NIUE DEPARiTENT. £ £~ Notes Issues ?? ,, 83,474,265 Government debt ?? 11,015,100 Other Securities ?? 3,984,900 Gold coin and bullion 18,474,265 £33,474.265 £33,474,265 BANEKING DnEPARTMENr. Proprietors' Capital 14,553,600 Government Securi- Rest . ?? . 3,872,288 ties (including Dead Public Deposits (in- Weight Annuity) 13,110,675 eluding ...

... IEGYPTIAK COMMERCIAL AND TRADIrN I COMPANY (LIMITED). I An extraordinary general meeting was held at the London Tavern yesterday to confirm the resolutions passed at the extraordinary general meeting on 8th March last-first,forempowering the counciltopurchaseandextin. guish not exceeding 13,813 of the new shares of the com- pany issued in purstiance of the special resolutions of the compay ...

... COMMERGIAL AND MABKETS. PRODUCE. MMICITNGLAmS, APRIL 10. SUOAII.-There is a fair steady demoand at previous Prices. 493 casks of Bllrtit, West India sold at 205. Od. to 31s. re.; p,000 bags1 o common Jaggery Madras, At 8_9- ; a small parcel of clayed Idaniflla, at els. Sd. ; and I 00 hhds, of te~rto Rico, at $ls. to 0s0. lud. Refined unaltered. a Boo bape of Papta- COPFPE.-S00 casks 140 ...

... SATURDAY ETEIOIG. The railway market was again depress~ed to-day, but the reduction in prices was not so general as ¶etra.Great Northern A stock showed chief hleravies, and fell 16 per cent. Caledonian and 31,ftropolitan declined 1; Lono n ot Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and London, Brighton, and South Coast, j; Souith Eastern, j; G~reat Western, Midland, and Great Eastern, 9; ...

... CITY End XONETARY INTELLIGENCE. FRDeV EsciwoNG. The Stock Exchange at the early part of the week was in a co-n plete state of panic, in consequence of the apparent difficuluies with regard to the Luxembnrg question, the continued heavy fell on the Paris Bourse, which was supposed to denote the advent of war, and the disputes between England and Spain, which, it is still feared, may lead to a ...