... WEDNESDAY EVENING. The railway MaRket was remarkably buoyant to- day, and the principal stocks experienced a further important and almost general rise. The settle- ment, which commenced this morning, showed a small supply of stock, indicating that most of the extensive sales effected about ten days ago were speculative. Another cause of the advance to-day was the purchase of a large amount of ...

... -I SATrUrDY EVEUNIG. The transactions in the mining market to-day were moderate, and the only changes were a rise in Chiverton Moor and Prince of Wales shares, and a decline in Great Vor and West Chiverton. Prices were quoted as ?? Moor, 54' to '4 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 7 to 8; EastBasset, 12 to 14 ; East Caradon, 5W,? to 6i; East iheal Grenville, 17 to 2; Greoatl Laxey, 21 to 22; Great Wheal ...

... SHARE lhiT MONDAY EVRMill In the railway market to-day attention was !P chiefly directed to Great Western stock, which ex- Al perienced numerous fluctuations, upon the ~an- nouncement that the payment of the half-yearly dividend at the rate of 1 per cent. per annium is to be deferred. Transactions were reported at one period as low as 41, and, although a reaction afterwards took place, the ...

... An extraordinary general meeting of the share- holders of this bank was held at the London Tavern Iesterday, to consider the proposed reconstruction of the bank on the basis of the statement accompanying the cir- cular letter of the secretary to the shareholders of the 19th November instant, or otherwise, and to receive and con- sider propositions to be made in accordance therewith, or with ...

... -a- PRODUCE. MINCING-LANE, DEC. 7. SUGAR.-There has been an active demand to-day, the market closing firmly at an advance of 6d. per owt. on last week's prices. 1,910 casks of British West India sold, in- cluding 500 casks in public sale, Jamaica, at 26s. 6d. to 32s, ; Barbadoes, 30s. 6d. to 35s.; and crystallised Deme- rara, 37u. to 41E. 1,900 bags of Bengal were nearly all bought in, date at ...

... HINES. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The few transactions effected in the mining mar- ket to-day resulted in a decline in Clifford Amal- gamated, East Grenville, Great Vor, and Tincroft shares. Prices were quoted as follows :-Chiverton Moor, 5 to 4; * Cliffbrd Amalgamated, 8% to 9%; East Basset, 15 to 17 ; East Caradon, 6% to 74; East Wheal Grenville, 2J to %; Great Laxey, 21% to 22k ; Great North Laxey, ...

... JOMMBMRCIAL AND MARKETES¶, RBODUCL M° ?? JUNB 20. SUO;AR.-The market has been very quiet to-day; only 200 casks of,1ritish WestIndia Hold at 316. to 335 Id. 3 000 bags of Guatemala, and 7 20 casks 80 hoxes of Cuba wSereall' bought In. Ilefined dull of sale in all positions: prices rule in bersy oere CoFFER.-350 casks and 120 bags of plantation e ey e offered anl mostly sold, colory quahties ...

... I BAI WAMARKET. or 'Home railway stocks were flat toLday, and, with lY, the exception of arise of 1 Per cent. in. Metropolitan of District, the changes in priceswere anl unfavourable. 8 Great Western declined t per cent. ; Brighton, i 6i London, Chatham, and Dover, #; MetroPolitail & Original and Extension, t to i#; London arid nurih ist Western, Midland, Great Northern Ai Maitckeeter, Sat ...

... to Vrie funds to-day were rather dull, and, in con- St SequenCe of a few sales, prices closed about I per to cent. lowcr than yesterday. The downward |m caOvolusent, however, was kept in cheek by the ii ?? character of the Bank return, by an c arrival of 400,0001- in specie, by the steadiness of M the exchfanges, and by the receipt of firm quota- to 'tions from the Paris Bourse. Colonial ...

... ,Iy -, i . - I r , , l TUESnDAY HVENMG. Home mining shares were very little dealt in to-day. Clifford, East Basset, Prince of Wales, and Wheal Grenville declined, while Eaat Gren- ville, GreatVor, and NorthCrofty improved. Prices were quoted as ?? Breai 17 to 19; Chi- verton Moor, 6 to #; Clifford Amalgamated, 5 to 51; Cooks' Kitchen, 10 to 12.; East Basset, 8 to 9 9ast Caradon, 4R to ;; East ...

... I-- , i. ?? ?? ?? .1- .- . . I _ 1. . I Theraiwaymaketwasfir, wing to some modeatepurlase to ove recnt ales for a fall. Thes purhaaa wee inantcipaionof the fort- ' nigtly setlemntwhih wllcommence to- rosej pr ?? an Lod , Chatham, and Dover, A; London and No th t Westrn, reatWesernMidlndSouth.Eastiirm, At o'loc to~do an NothWestern-oitock was quoted 115i to # Great Wetr,53i to Miq Midland, 107i ...

... ATLANTIC TELEGRPYH COMPANY. I~ ~~ i TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Sly,-I am instructed to ask of you the favour of f inserting in your columns the enclosed reply to the letter o of J. S. Morgan, Esq., which appears in the Doily Rews t, of this day.-I am, &c., GEO. SAWARD, t Secretary and General Superintendent. Atlantic Telegraph Company, 12, St. Helen's-place, Bishopsgate-6treet Within, E ...