... 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 MOXDAY 3&V3NrNG. In the railway market there was not much bu- siness, apart from that connected with the fort- nightl stleent, which commenced this morn- in.The tone was dull at the opening, but later a etrfeling was apparent, and the closing prices showed a partial recovery. Compared with the last quotations of Saturday, Lancashire and York- shnire stock exhibits a rise of per cent. ; ...

... I * C ?? a' The late improvement in Transatlantic freights, incident to a revival of the export trade in bread- stuffs, &c., is regarded, in some quarters, as anindicationE that the-lost prestige of the American' mercantile marine is about to be recovered; that we are destined to advance once more to the front rank of maritime powers with as little delay as we receded from it dunn the ...

... Taesday, R2aifj-asit Owe. dihe rally which ensued upon the publication of the proclamation by the King of Italy and the further assurance that was felt that France and Italy would maintain a peaceful attitude towards each other pending the suppression of the insurrectionary movement, has been fairly sustained, notwithstanding a decline in the French Rentes in the later hours of yesterday. The ...

... JWNEY MARK;ET. of The critical state of affairs in Italy contime L ne IayCnile cause violent fluctuations on the Paris Bourse bat ie* our markets, though of course responding to sonre e ex-tent to the continental telegrams, show ~cora in parative steadiness. The French Rentes attained go this morning a rise of 1 per cent., as compared with id the latest official price of Saturday, but thetele ...

... THE; RiTISH. .. {. ' . FOL. -- TR . r - 4 .S.ADE.' I . TE-.BRITISH ANaD FOREIGN CORN TWADP., , S 9 nor 4 g i } ,. X ?? . v I hi6weath~fr du$g the pqt week' was- rather *e'ti but quite warmnfor several days, so' as almost todos- parage horse-labour and increase, the slugs; while the grass has renewed its strength, with a prospect of a bite up to Christmas. Wlbsat-sowing ha'been proceeding, ...

... ,;_WJOMMERIAIs AND MARKErTS. ,il- h OC OT.. 28. BiuatlPLLTheqmirket luhasebeei unussually.a tive since .* l ; wore pibstioinarly~to-ed w at. firm' rate. The sales # fir'4 Fksi9fBriti t Indi, 't 31s.'6d. to Mo Ju~'k~i kAs6ad, at 32s.; 3,500' jsgs of , 3Mauxitiu'it ~n,2 944 1o31e '3d. 6,000 bags 3ggory !, Mkdranila f' M e 'ogdroainy 27.. 6d.,1; 20,000 bags ie of lanillar tuseovadoy'270. bu . ; ...