... 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 ...

... TUESDAY EVENING. TijC unfavollrable impression created this morn- a lb the announcement of the failure of the N on ?? of Liverpool was in some measure jonllterated by the peaceful tenor of the intelli. al ence from France and Italy, which has induced m ?? who had sold upon the fear of ,dditional complications to buy back. Nevertheless a, there whcrc repeated variations to-day, and the ti ...

... I I ?? - _ (From the Marl. Lane Fxpress.) With frequent appearances of rain during the past week vary little has fallen, and bleak winds have continually prevailed, with frosts at night. All this is' well for the North and the continuance of tillage; so there is the prospect of a largebreafith of ground being got into condition for wheat soigthis autumn, and no doubt that effectual stimulat ...

... 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 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 ; M~ONDAY E~nG Therewan vry little busines inl the railway market to-day, and quotations showed no change, of much importance. The tendency on the whole was rather dull. Great Northern original stock declined ~ per. cent.;, GreatI Western, #; Great Northern A, LODndon and North Western, and Mid.- land, j ; and. Metropolitan, J. On the other hand Great Eastern, Caledoniani ?? rose k.- .MA 4 ...

... 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 ...

... Monday, Hd4f-past One. The half-monthly settlement in Foreign Stocks and Shares begins to-day. Considering the suddenness with which the already partially made arrange- ments for the approaching account were upset by the startling intelligence from Italy, the movements of to-day have been expected to be of more than ordinary interest. The markets, however, opened in a much better condition ...

... t { At I . X2>l{T7 * 8 ! - ¢ 4,,MWA kT 1 6 - . VYhe stock markets opeiied this morning with a Aat appearance, owing chiely to the continued re- volutionary ferment in Italy, together with renewed statements that' our parliament will probably be called togetier next month to sanction and vote orneyfrethe ibysinian war. .The tendency to dt~e~ss.was xlso increased by the symptoms of nimation in ...

... I - M- MONEY MRKE--- ! ~ ~ ~ ?? _ : I,5 , I l,~ 7 THURSDAY EVWIO. The recovery of confid'ene has made further. progress to-day, the advices from Italy showing, clearly that the Garibaldian, and revolutionary. party have been defeated. 'At the same time money here continues extremely abundant, and' the demand for gold for exportation has dimninished. The investments in the English funds, both ...

... [ cou~ ~ IFMA! EVTIM0. Oct. L CORf, & c.-OuMondoy, at lMark-lane, wbeat'sdvanced 1D to &s, and barley, oats, beano, and s Lper qr. The rise of 1s per saek on flour was conzied to country and forelgn. This improvement was not only confirmed to- day, nu a further advance of -2s was obtained for whegt, upon a falr-trade, Blour, barley, oats; beans, aut pear were also held fbrhigher rates. ...

... CITY and XONETARY INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY EVE:NING. A very uneasy feeling has prevailed in the English Market throughout the week, owing to the proceedings of the Garibaldians in Italy, and the fear of hostile complications between France and Prussia, which is strengthened by a demand lbr geld having set in for the Continent, mostly, it is supposed, to provide warlike supplies. Many reassuring ...