... 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 ...

... (fommum THE GREEK DEBT, after forty-one years of endeavour, is said to be now in a fair way for settlement. The Greek loans were contracted in 1824 and 1825, and the only divi- i dends received by the unfortunate bondholders were four half-yearly payments, which were retained in hand by the contractors at the time when the loans were brought out. In other words, Greece has never remitted one ...

... i DIMONDAY EVENING. The transactions in British mining shares to-day awere upon a moderate scale, and the general ten- dency of the market was rather dull. Clifford, East Caradon, East Russell, Great North Downs, I and Wheal Chiverton, declined; while East Basiet and Wheal Grenville improved. Prices were K quoted as follows :-Chiverton Moor, 5j to J; a Clifford Amalgamated, 7* to #; East ...

... Saturday, Hajf:jasd One. The general tone of the markets this morning was flat at the open- ing, and the policy which appears to be adopted by the great bulk of those whose operations decide the fluctuations is still to wait until it is certainly known what course the French Government intends to parsue. The balance of opinion in the City seems to be that there will not be any interference cn ...

... I CITY and DION:ETARY INTELLIGENc1E, FDIDAY EVENING. The Stock Exchange has shown considerable excitement during the last few days on the reports from the Continent relative to the Roman question, and the understanding that France was again about to intervene by occupying Rome, wvhich it was feared might lead either to a collision with the troops Uf Italy, or-should tile Government of that ...

... 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 ...

... [C¼IMERUIAL4ND MIRrT& d.: ; 0 i PRODUCE.: - - ii- ,. ^ M i orasil-L.T, OCT. 14. e SuGAR, -The followin saos are reported e; full. prices : 'toa ,ugligh'advaice, '6,000bagS Mssi4i7It elayed, '30d. MdI, Dfusovado -273 53d;to1 27s. 6d. i; 2,5p0') bag*~sj~fblirtiuis, u1 29s. 9d. to ?? 2,300 bag~s Jaggery Masdras abmntuon, Ig 25s. 60. to 26s.,; grainy, 26s. ?? Refined, dlried goods aire .firm nnd, ...

... i.LATV'EST LONDON MARKETS. :FR' DAY EV I~G. Oct. 1. COIN, ?? 3Mar.liane on 'Monday another ri e over the rates of that day ?? took ?? 2s to &a on wreSt, Is on barley, ed to is on oats, andsleto 2s per qr. *Onbeallsalpeas. ! 'The-tep price oftownmaslde flour was put up 48. an7 dother kinds is tq i2 per eaeik. The market was.thinly attfna&d this morning, andbweat and flout 7were a dull sale, ...

... NVETVMARKET SECOND OCTOBER AllIEETIVG. THE meeting which came to an end at Newmarket on Friday was chieflv Nemajiable for the great excellence of the two-year-olds which ran, the -wonderful performance of Julius in the Cesarewitch, and the utter discomn- fiture of Hermit. Such a good lot of two-year-olds were never seen in one race as the field which contested the Middle Park Plate. Usually in ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiB,_-Mr. Lytton, her Majesty's Secretary of Legation at Lisbon, in his rep)rt of January, 1867, asserts that all port wine hitherto exported for the English market is largely mixed with brandy, and is com- posed almost quite as much of elderberries as of grapes, that no wvine, not thus specially adulterated for the English taste was allowed by the ...

... I - : SATURDAY NvEMO. ?? funds to-day showed renewed dulness, ant c a relapse of I per cent. was finally quoted Much r attention was excited by the positive statements 'h that the French government has determined to rsend another expedition to Rome; and a decline on the Paris Bourse was regarded as proof that, n the fear of additional complications continues to n prevail. Meanwhile the ...

... OCT. 17.-By Mr. NEwBoxT, at the Mart.-Freehold ground rents amountingto 321. per annum, secured on Nos. 14 to 17, Grafton-terrace, Maitland-park, Haverstook-hill- sold for 7051.. Leasehold house, No, 66, Carlton-street, Kentish-town, annual value 321., term 83 years, ground rent, 7-sold for 2801. Leasehold residence, No. 1, Stanley-road, and house builder's yard, workshop and stable in the ...