... FRQM THE LONDON GIAZETME TUESDAY, AP ' s80. BjArmTs. -9 W. Baker, Walworth-road-4.' Bilton, Penge, Surrey, ollman-4.'Blake, Garsdale-road, Peckham, bnilder-R; BoyeD, Bark road, north; Bow managerto an engieer- W. Buton. late of Walworti-road,' Surrey,. publean-J. CldweV 'West Tilbury, Essex, Bfdlord- place, Old Kent-road, snd.Hide and Leather-market, Ber- mondsey, thide salesman ?? Cheshire, ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. . _ _ Closing IBusiness don RAILWAYS. 5 Prices, I to-day A PS Friday. to I p.m. St soo Bristol and Exeter 7.. . 77 80 St zon Caledonian.os 107 co65 St soo Cambrian ..40 465 20 all Cornwall .. 4 6 St zoo Dublin and Belfast Junction 65 68 St soo Dundee, Perth, & Abd. Junc. 70 72 roo all East London Scrip Cert. _ _ v`oo to Ditto . St to Glasgow and ...

... SHARB LISTS. - _ _ rea-r I TiRUESDAY EVEITING. The railway market was ?? heavy to-day, and the leading lines experienced an almost gene- jai fall. Great Northern A stook again showed, prominent depression, and fell 2 per cent. London I and North Western declined 1j; Metropolitan Extension and North London, 1 on1l, Brigh-uth ton, and South Coast, 1; Midland,( ot Eastern, Caledonian, ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. toiC I ?? RAILWAYS. ThC PQIW, Thl St 'oo Bristol and Exeter .. .- 77 St aoo Caledonian .m6 St IoO Cambrian .40 20 all Cornwall. 4 St too Dublin and Belfast Junction 65 St eoo Dundee, Perth, & Abd. Juno. 70 ?? all East London Scrip Cert. .. - 100 1IO Ditto St Ioo Glasgow and Sotth Western l0o St coO Gt. Eastern Ordinary Stock 27% St IoO Gt ...

... I £QKDO?4HD,?cWTH4PMC4NB4ZVfr. D1 O ?? I g. ~Th sith6d rjW nii gempra1 meeting ?? held yesterday at the, London, Tavern; Colonel HQLs, -. ?? 4D.'deputy'cbrnig at th'e reqneiet ' oth'eo Mirmafl, 3 , motioniiprediing. ereoi- ?? ?? 'itdrtobe *i'!'.atolsabmtl thea xed&'ttp~aup' O Q 4ec'go~ait'H ,fdi~thd~yesr tiding g91stDee~mber, 18¢6&' After :'eduiigp lichiA r aud; 'carryng 8,0001. to the amount ...

... I - PRODUCE. Mnece-L2n9, MAY 3. SUGA.L-The market has closed steadil at prices which show very little variation from those ruling last Friday common qua- lities showing a slight decline. 2,500 casks ol British West India sold this week, including 914 casks to-day, at S8s. Od. to 80s, ed.; Basbadoes in publie, S9s. Cd to 5s. 6ed.: anddcrystal- llned: Demerara, 87s. to a9s. 0d; Of 1,800 bags of ...

... P SATURDAY EvzNwSo. Thle funds to-day were firm, under the influence of the fine weather, combined with the highly re- ?? communication just made by the French Goverinllellt to] the Chambers with regard to the great Luxemburg question, but the actual improve- nent in Console scarcely exceeded 1-16 per cent., business being checked by the apprehension of a riot in Hyde-park on Monday. Several ...

... . * . 1 m6- J TUMsDAYJYlII The r0ilwymaet's flat to-day, and the 2o, changes in prices were mostly unfavourable.~ Great MO00 Northern A, stock. was extremely heavy; and fell 6100. 24 per. cent., owing, it is stated,~ to sales by Scotch 40 bankers, who, have made extensive loans upon this 1647 ecrt.The Original a took of that line elsi de. ~18 dined pece.; Londoa and South Western, 1; ...

... . . . . . I Vhursday, 2 'clck. The weekly board meeting of the Bank of England directors held to-day has broken up without any alteration being made in the rate of discount. A further sum of 4,000 in gold has been taken out of the Bank, making a total for the week ended yesterday, when the stock of bullion was made up of 192,COO. The demand for money in the open market is good at 2% to 3 per ...

... MONEY MA-RKET. 1 TUESDAT HvWMens The stock markets to-day were very steady ; but business presentedadcecided falling off, and has now It' shrunk within a limited compass, while the scale0 recent excitement has entirely died away. During the Ithe morning a tendency to, improvement was ap- scare 1parent, owing to the satisfactory nature of Lord Shim L Stanley's statements in the House of Commons ...

... !tONEY MARKET.z 7 ' j 7I . ' ., t~ ~ P 1 'Tho funds to-day were firm, but, notwithitand- .hig : a fresh imnprovementl 4f. ' per cent.;ih the French Rentes, m a total rise of 2* sinc last Ftdyi, ~~b 1o0se'd at yesterday's quotations. ,'he tiie ,t~endeii . to improvement was apparently +>c ,ked,, njot, BO uch by the -apprehension of a niot 'iny~d~e'ak ,on;Mond~a~yas by the knowledge that a ...

... dfm inertz THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS for April, 1867, were issued on Tuesday, and show that the declared value of our exports was 13J per cent. below the exceptionally large total of the corresponding month of last year, the falling off having been 2,371,6471. Compared with March, 1865, how- ever, they still present an increase of 10 per cent. Much of the diminution from the total of last ...