... THE KAIIMTS. MAri LANII-Our market tO tcy was but moderately sny. plied witb English wheat, and the demand for both red and waits parcels was in a sluggsh state. Nevertheless. Mondays ?? were sueported. The show of t-seign wheat was rather extensive. Iine dry parcels were held at full prices; but Inferior sinds wets very dull and las r rtas were barely main- Wotond. Floating cargoes of wheat ...

... CITY, TnURSDAY livWn. - Mfany of the adverse operators who for two or three months past leave been counting on the probability of foreign complicatioen as well as on the unsettled feeling at home, appear to have formed an opinion that the recent turn of events has not been in favour of their views, and in the English and; foreign stock markets there consequently has been a better tone than has ...

... W=LNDON- OAJZmTr. W111854a BANBERUPTOiaiS &NNULLED. J Horme, Spalding, Lincolnshire, ?? D'Arcis Clarendon-terrace, South Kensinaton, translator of languages. BANKRUPT9. J Shepherd, fBucklerabury, surveyor-S Doibson, Church-pas- sage, Gresham-street, CommissLon sgent-ABaumgarten, Cullum- street, chemist-D Brooks, New Inn yard, Sboreditch, builder- J Collins, Campbell-roead Bow, printer-S ...

... . L-ATEST., LOIRDOX- MAR KEETS- 1, ?? 0 NWfG. :eovr. 20. CORN, &C.-The Importa of forelgh grain, &ce., havo been liberal. The attendance of bqlyels at Mark-lamD this morning waa thin, and the wheat trade ws8 in as; inactive state at about Monday's rates; but anypressure to sell must have been attended with aome concession. The aameremarksareapplicabletoilour. Barley, oats, beans, and peas sold ...

... FROTIIR LO GAZETTE TUEDAY, NoV. 2. EB bnuMrt-R. A. Barlow, Boundary-road, Hampstead -A. Baumgsrten, Cullenmstreet, chemist C. Bishop, Nlorth Woolwich, licensed victuallcr-W. T. Blanchaerd. Sai~ah-place, Deptford, lighterman-D. Brooks, New-inn- yard, Shoreditcli, builder -P. 'Byrne, Pickering-place, Bayswater professor of clasics-W. S. Catchpole, Slard's- place, heckam, attorney-W. Colarke, ...

... I - SATURDAY EvrrNo. The railway market showed extreme depression to-day, owing to a renewalof speculative sales for a fall, and to the continued absence of any bona jde. demand on account of the public. The reduction extended to nearly all the leading lines, and in several cases was very important. Caledonian stock was pressed for sale, and fell 24 per cent.; Great Northern A declined 14; ...

... 1, - H I~~~ SANunDnA EvM;M,. The stock markets opened this morning with 0 dull appearance, and increased weakness afterward, became manifest. Consols closed at a reduction of k per cent. The steadiest of the markets was again that for foreign stocks, in which the recen- advance was fairly maintained. Bank shares met with an increased demand, and showed an upivard tendency. As regards American ...

... PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM I , ~~COMPANY. The report of the directors to the annual meeting on the 6th instant has been issued. The capital account shows that the company stood possessed, on the 30th September last, of stock in ships, after the deduction of the amount for depreciation, 3,001,1491. 17s. 2d.; also, of freehold and leasehold property in England, and docks and premises at ...

... STRANDE as it may seem, it is no easy task to awaken the public to a sense of their financial interests. FPr the last twenty years attention has been constantly drawn to those evils of the rail- way system which have at length culminated in the present crisis, and the warnings have been as steadily disregarded. Perhaps the reason may be found in the fact that a shareholder is but a tem- porary ...

... SHARE LIST-7IIIS DA L ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. t9 RAILWAYS. imn f CI Cl, Pi Sat, i souti FBriiol and Exeter . 8 Sc on ICaberdonia . .. .. 3 Sn l Cambrians .. .. -. 0 20 c l 'rawasi .. .. . 2 St coo , Dublin wod 3elfast Junction 73 St eo Dunocc, Perth, &Abd. innc. 70 20 6 East London . iroo all Ditto Scrip . S 1t Glasgow and South Western 94 St Ioo 'GUt Lusiom Ordinary Stock, 3054 .St oo Gtc ...

... Monday, Haljtjadt Oa The Stock Markets opened this morning in nearly all cases at the depressed prices of Saturday, there being as yet no sympton of ga recovery, even in the Foreign Market, in sympathy with the improvement of Ys in the French Funds. With the exception of American descriptions which were better (Illinois Central Railway Shares marking a88 to 89 and showing a rise of 2 per cent. ...

... I E~T3W~ld.Bhltt3OEO1, ov. SO.-The trade of this town coitinucs in a most unsatisfactory state; on the part of the jolweliurse and somne others who are engaged in the fancy ?? a little snore is being done, but as to almost all the other great staplea trades the accounts are alto got her unifavourable. 'The lamp amli chandelier makers are havin g a bad season, and in thle sustal. ?? generally ...