... 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 ...

... WDMNESDAY EVENING.- 1 The movements in the public securities continue to indicate that a hopeful view is entertained of the course of affairs in Italy now that the Emperor Napoleon and King Victor Emmanuel have seve- rally declared their policy. Owing to the prevail- I ing belief that there will be no collision between I | France and Italy, whatever may be the fate of I Garibaldi and 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. ; ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. ,a I R Y Closing | Business donc S I BC j RAILWAYS. Prices, to-day (A N P IWednesday. to I p.m. St ?? Bristol and Exeter ., . 3 St eoo Caledonian 87 St loo Carolcian 35 .20 al Corn all. 3 St soo DlhiL, and Belfast Junction 73 St tOO Donde,Pcrth,&Abd. JUoC 70 l 6 EastLandon ,. _: _ ccall Ditto Scrip St ioc Glassgow a-nd Sooth Western 105 St tco ...

... 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 ...

... I OMME1WIAL AND IARKETS6 *- I t PRODUCE, MINCING'4h, OoT. 30., SuGAv.-The market continues very firm at previewn prices; 835 casks of British West India sold at v305 to-, 34s. 6d.; 1,500 packages Cuba Muwcovado, 32s. 6d. to 33s.;6d.; and7,000 bags of Manilla Muscovado, 27E. 6d. ; clayed 30s. 6 . ; 260 hhdo. and 140 barrels of Porto Rico offered by auction were chiefly sold at and after the ...

... CHONTALESPGOLD AND SILVER MINIAG COMPANY (LIMITED). Yesterday the second ordinary general meeting of shareholders was held at the London Tavern. The Right Hon. Earl NBLSON (Chairman of the company) presided. The report states that the shareholders have been alreadyinformned, -through the report of Mr. Truran, of every particular respecting the mines and machinery, from which the directors ...

... YZ1A1u'sday, H12afF/zs Oae. The markets opened this morning with a firm appearance, and the Government Funds were first marked 943s to 94/32; New Threes and Reduced, 92ys to 93, maintaining the improvement of Xs at which they closed yesterday. Shostly after midday, however, there was a general decline in most descriptions upon the publication of the news that the King of Italy had ordered his ...

... 1 TURSDAY EVIMINGC. The London Stopk Exchange, like the Paris Bourse, is still waiting for some decisive intelli- gence from Italy, and meanwhile speculators hesitate. On the whole, however, there is a de- cided disposition to take a hopeful view of the future course of affairs, and this has been confirmed to-day by the publication of a very moderately couched circular from the French Minister ...

... RAILvAY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EvEsNIN, The railway market was rather firm until towards the close of business, when an important and almost general fall took place. Caledonialn and Metropolitan stocks were pressed for sale, and fell 2 to 2% per cent. Great Western declined 1k; Midlanid, Brighton, and Metropolitan Extension, 1, London an d North Western and South Eastern, M Manchester, Sheffield, ...

... 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 ...

... Wedneday, Balt- ,a One. The state of the markets this morning is reported to be fairly strong, although very little business is going on. It is not believed that prices may yet be deperded upon. Speculators are stated to hesitate in their operations, and as they generally operate in opposition to the public, who, as a rule, only understand buying for a rise, the inference is that the Italian ...