... MII.XES. .SATURDAY EVENING. Very little business appears to have been done to- day in British mining stocks,and we hear of no espe- cial change in prices. The South Devon Consols Company's shares -were rather weaker again, closing ' to 4 prem. The gold mining shares remain quite neglected, and this department of the market preserves a very dull tone. The shares of the Australian Cordillera ...

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... SHARB LISTS. SATURDAY EV3WING. Business in. the railway market to-day was x trenmely restricted, and -we have little change' to record. The feeling was flat, in sympathy with Consols, but the variation in prices was triffling. Great Northerna, showed weakness. At 3 o'clock, London and North Western stock were quoted 95 to 4j; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 60 ?? Great Western, 72 to 4; York and ...

... BRITISE AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING COA. PANY, . Yesterday a special general meeting of this com- pany was held at the Albion Tavern, for the purpose of considering recent despatches which had been received from the colony; Mr. W. PRINCEP in the chair. It appeared from the report of the directors that since the 24th of January, when the last meeting was held, Dr. Colquhoun, the company's ...

... I APRIL 21.-By Mesr. NORON, HOGG&RT, and TNIST, r at the Mart.-Four houses, Nos. 1 to. 4, . Church-strest, P Trinity-square, Southwark, let at 1001. per annum, held. r as are the following lots, under the' Trinity-house for 70 e years from 1825, at 81..-sold for 880L'. . * Three houses, Nos. 5, ! 5, and. 7 Church-street, and r .tabling in the rear, letit 106B., ground rent 61.-bought in at 800 ...

... FuIDAT EyutrNG., In the home mining stock market to-day the chief feature has been a great rise in Great Wheal Alfred shares, which closed at 401., buyers, being a rise2of 101. since Saturday last. A considei'able business continues to be done in Sortridge Consols shares. Transactions have also taken place in the following stocks, viz. :-North Pool, 172; United UMiner, 165; Comford,21; North ...

... M01NEY MARKET. TDUrisDAY EVxINO. h !e flunds opened firmly this morning, but subse- Li experienced a decline, uneasiness being LK q bv the unusually protracted sitting of the M eeetsv board at the Bank of England. On the GI e .nhIncementi between one and half-past one o'clock, S tt the board had broken up without making any GI Change i the rate of discount, the market became U ]ightly firmer, ...

... -MARINE CASUALTIES. LivunnOOL, MAX_ 4. The casualties reported by ships arriving at this port are the very large during the last few days. Several disasters are reported in the Channel. We subjoin the latest., An Americant ship. dismasted and abandoned, hailing from New York, with port side of archboard washed away, laden with flour and corn, was boarded by the Portland from NewOrleans,in Ion. ...

... PENAINSULAR _MINIANG COMPANY. A meeting of shareholders in this company was held yesterday at the London Tavern, for the purpose of receiving information of the company's property and pros- pects. The chair was taken by F. PEGLERL, Esq., chair- man of the company, who, in opening the proceedings, said that the company had commenced with a capital of 25,000 shares, of which first 5,000, and 2 ...

... SHARB- LISTS. SAMURDLY ?? The railway market to-day was very inanimate. Prices fluctuated slightly, in sympathy with the funds, and at the close a little filatness prevailed, but on the whole this market is fairly. supported. At the close prices were, in nearly every instance, identical with the closing quotations of yesterdayg At 3 o'clock London and North Western Stookx was quoted 101i to ' ...

... : 8,TaRN COUNTIES RAIL ya In, the repot de this p ky, Which iE j t issed, the director call attention to the increasing deveI g. opmast of the ?? which ?? to '491,876&. 8s 94.r ik from Ills th July to the 31at ;December, 1853, ascu ' rb w 40769L la. Id. for ,the x onth c t pJnuary, 1463, or an increase. of 41061.. 2.. 4. h accoints had been carried out u the a 10n former alf-y ears, there ...

... SHiPPNG . INTSLLIdENCE. - --4 *I: Owiug to the severity of the weather, the usual Ameiricrii snail steamer, d[id not leave the. Mersey to~day.Li',erpool, Feb. 18. ARURIV ED. AzsmsWvos-at resend, February ?? rm., .,t AIDSaa-t~raveaeuld, Febriiary 18, from. ?? Aleasandr~a PLBOa almoutth, Petruffry- I, ?? . at Axinox-.stF.Imouth,, Febeary ?? from. ?? ANOANTAR-14 Falmouth, February 17, ?? ?? Agal ...