... 1 FRIDAY EVElING, Oct. I. CORN, ?? MJark-lane, 'on Monday, a forthbr rise was obtained over the rateso0 that day se'nnight of 2H to 3sfor wheat, is for barley; lY to 2s'tor oats, and is per qr. for beans andd. peas.. Flour was alaoput Up is to 2B per Sackland 1bArrel. To-day, jthls s ?? Was not oper, confirmed, but selected samp1eo.oI wheatwe'lield for rither more money, and onts were'quite ...

... ..THB BRITISH AND FORELON CqRIV TRADE. ?? ~ ~~ ~ ~~ ,: ?? L ?? , ., . : . (From the Mark oane Kxprese.) The late severely cojd weather,'followed by a seasonable rain and ?? su~nmer, has been ,versyserviceable to agrioultural interests. The coldprevented sprouting in the late districts, the rain has opened the hard soil, and the warmth has renewed the growth of the meadows and' esculbnts.' ...

... SHARE LI.SY-HIS DA Y RDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Closing IBusiness done RAILWAVS. Prices, to-day A ?? to I p.m1. St coo0 Bristol and Exeter., . 83 85 - SI xcoo Caledoniianl .1 ' 00I 97,Y St Ioo Co.Mbrian. 35 45 - noall Cornwall - . . 3 5 - St coo Dublin and Belfast Junction 73 76 tcoo Dundee, Perth, & Abdl. isueC. 70 7o S0I6East London Ira all Ditto Scrip St coo Glasgow and South Western ccl ...

... I ,r k I . . A *. . i,9 3 3 4.A T - ;. I ?? -,i . IViRPOOL, OaT. 4,-Sale:s Great Eastern, 31l4-ancasilre a-nd Yorashire, 127i, , ,U44 ?? 18f I*Ldj@Mahficesterl Yofigeld 'andsiucolahldre -.5_0-Midland,-1204. '.-Solith Eaetern, 8 'rAtatfan f and: 'eae Wegtern 7 per. .cent. Consolidated 'Bond&'f214'.Uftled States t20, 1882, 1t, .May to lat November, 714-Grpat L1xxdmboorgshaies,9-6 64 -North ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. I RAILwVAYS. St IoO n Bristol and Exeter ?? St coo Caledonian .9 St ton Cornsbrian. 35 gn al Cornwall. 3 St too Du blin and Belfast Junction 73 coo Dundee, Perth, & Ad. J unc. 70 20 1 6 East London too lo all Ditto Scrip St I0o Glasgow and South Western 1oS St 'ann Gt. Eastern Ordinary Stockj 32ax( St loo Gt.EosternE.Arg.Stk.,No.52 3Y St tloo ...

... I . I 13. TUESDAY EVEING. SK The stock markets opene d this morning with a to firmer appearance, the news from abroad being of 3 3: a character to confirm the prevailing belief that the 12; Italians will be left to settle their own affairs with- me out any more foreign intervention. In the after- 3Dn noon a good deal of attention was excited by news cel, that the French Rentes have risen 4 per ...

... THE VICE.PRES1,DENT OF THE BOARD OF I TRADE ON PUBJLIC AFPA1BS. Tle Right Hon. S. Cave, M.P., presided at the annual meeting of the Sidmouth Agricultural Society on Tuesday evening. In proposing the Army and Navy,' Mr. Cave said that as a member of the government he a was deeply grieved at the necessity of the expedition to U Abyssiuia-it was one which could reflect no credit upon t us, and ...

... TJIuralday; BREAD.-The prices of wheaten bread In the metropolis are from ltd to l0id; of housahold. 73d to O.4d per 41b loaf. CovENT (*A. R.-Ttie market is wel eup2lted with veae- tab i.aud the at ow o I fruit is seasons. l exrtenu I the who A Iretrade iseteadyasfoIlows:- VltI15TA5Xr; Cauliflower, eV onn beads, Horser ish per bundle ItOd ae toa to an Cabbageo, per dozen heads, Turnips, per ...

... M AfONYE MARET. ' ?? THURSDAY Ev~aNs. The stock markets opened this morning with increased depression, owing to statements that the Emperor Napoleon is meditating a fresh interven- tion at Rome, and a further decline afterwards took place, the general appearance of the markets being one of great uncertainty and apprehension. The tone of the Paris .lfoniteur, and the absence of any specific ...

... IROYAL MArI STEAM PACKET COMPNY.' The hldf..yearly fieting'of the above company was held jesieday ntb the' London Tavern, Mr. MANGES, chairian; ofb thec Conipay, Ii theo chair.' After the usual fornial prelnminirds, the report was talesi as ead,, 0nd, the ohairsa prroaeee de4iistethe objqp~tpf $he speehi.; r Tthe ?? ,said that under oidinary' uirt! les' . the directo~rs w dhava hid litlle ...

... RAILWAy MARKET. WEDNESDAY EAVMUIEG. There -was a1 good demand to-day for Britis railway stocks, and, with Only two exceptions, h changes in prices were all upad. ?? wats officially marked 95 ith ongand though a partial relapse afterwad okpae h last price was 1 - per cent. better thaan yesterdy Great Northern A improved 14;South, Eastern, 1 ; London and North Western - Great Western, Manchester ...

... IT is an. old axiom, that even the best principles can be carried too far. Energy is apt to det6iio- rate into extravagance,' caution into, excessiye timicLity, too great care for he future into ?? disregard! of the. present. If this defect often holds good in the general bbusiness of life, it is especially powerful in purely commercial affairs. For centuries we have had in politics the experi ...