... 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 ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENOEL GLASGOW. ARnxvzn-OcL 27. Lepoldine Bawer, Lucorick, from Taganrog, wheat. Brilliant, Morrs, from Jersey, with apples. SAII,=-Oct. 28. Eglantine, Morrison, for Old Calabar, general cargo. . Anarv--Oct. 27. Faverherin, Kuld, from Havana, with sugar. Oct. 28. Valencia ?? Bootb, from Dunkirk, with sugaW, S@DKEY. 14S.W. AKSIVED. Comnpadre,fromLiverp'L CapeClear,fromLiverp'l. ...

... , ?? LIVERPOOL EXCHAGE, MONDAY EVWWG. The active buying on the part of spinners, accompanied with improving prices, which has been In operation for more than a fortnight (with the single and short-lived interruption of the Royal Bank failure) bas abated to-day, and the sales of cotton have been reduoed to 10,OO0 baleg. For some time previous to the reoovery of stability in the cotton market ...

... BlRMUINGEAM BANKRUPTCY COURTr. YESTERDAY. Boturo MIR. ItElifBTltRAt TUDCo. Ine sC Je Alin Sie, cc parte [its ?? ti our delioeret judgment in thin case. lid salt that in title case a motion was made by Mr. Motteram, As connsel for Mr. Harrison, s nonas sentirg creditor, for en order requiring the truslees of a trugttted registecrd under thoe ?? section of the BAukruotcy Act. 1861, to pay his ...

... 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 ...

... M A R K E T S. I PRI S H. 2ELF AST MARKETS-MONDAV-, OCr. 23. BOROUGH MARKET OFFICIAL PlhCES G)AMe, &Cn 'Weoce'a ; Per CVre. Og 112!bE. S. 1L e,. 6. s. d. Carrots3, Wheat, red,_ O 13 0 to 1d Tkiritips, 0 10 Do., white,-. 13 6- 15 0, Ck pgoper 1e4, e -ll; 1 F U% &C, ,7 0 - 10I PROVIS}ON9 O-atmeal, I. S-16 I Pork, 4 i- C # B-tees, t 0- 0 0 BT~rereer-roc-K1b 1v,;- c t- talY, ,, 9 , - 0 Oa Do-, ) ...

... GOOLE, Oct. 2c.-Arrmed-Lydia, with grain, from Wlatley; Joyes grain. London: Contest ?? .oode. London.-SiUd-Btle. vito coal, for Boston; Hannah, coal, Lynn; Wedge, ooal, Lynn; Oelerity coal, Lynn; Neptune, coal, Spalding; Sportsmen, coal, Lowestofta Chanjion, coal, Yarmouth; George cool Southampton; Tell Tale, 'callymouth; WeDlls, etone, London; &Z, atone, London. HIULL, Oct. 28.-Arcieied, Oct ...

... - SHIPPINTG.,. I .. _. rIEADnIGS. OF WME RABOMETD.. Saturday , Oct . 2S.~-VourpV M., 20.00'; knght, .29.49 Mlonday, Oct. 2&.-Mcur VP1., 20.88: Mldnight, 2970 HIGH WATilWAT ZVM too ,,omro ?? 07 ?? 17 ID '00OiRonro 7. OolroimwR 28. Livorinto a), Smnith. .Palarmo Albaniatnj sni, crdon,, Honour, Graham. At. Valery Pride of kistley, Mn, Oeneb ?? I .Goanwarj Ocean Child Brge Nebraska (no), iLuard, ...

... SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS, (Fn1oz oUR LONDON CoLUnnScOSCN r.) LONDON, Monday. The fear Of a collision between the French troope and the Caribaldieis leading to more serious embarrassments caused ?? siarkets to open at a further slight decline. The substance of the Proclamation, however, soon trau- spired from Florence, and this, with a riss of nearly one per cent, in RIutet, canoed a reaction ...

... 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 ...

... BY T-ELE rps. LONDON STOCK EXOHANRP OcroBa 2S._ ~ 'mole opened dull; bit cjosd 1-16th hier. Pm Itn- o; el 'It ; l i ut Ut f ev, bittr for r1-i en storks c-los.-,j iirn fcr ?? Pa- s irter. k ^2Lcoi -tisn. I h-edit ]-v'onci-n toter.celitd* 9'7d'to }i vein ?? f;ice ,-C onsle) ...