... SATURDAY EVENING. The railway market showed renewed buoyancy to- day, and closed steadily at advanced prices. Al- though, however, some stocks show a considerable advance, the rise generally was not proportionate to that in Consols. Business was far from active, the settlement of the account (the details of which are given under the head of ' Money Market) engaging attention. At 3 o'clock ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MHRKET4B PRODUCE MARKET. MINCING-LA.N, JULY 11. SUGAR..-The market has been inactive ; but we do not alter general quotations; the strong and fine descriptions have sold at very full prices, while the low qualities scarcely supported previous rates. 670 West India sold, about one third of which was in public sale. Barbadoes, 33s. to 37s. 6d. ; Demerara, 303. 6d. to 32s. 6d ; ...

... 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 ...

... TUnSDAY EVzxING. There is no revival of business in the home mining 4tock market, little demand being experienced for any description of shares. The transactions to-day Ihave been extremely few. Tincroft and Great Pol- gooth shares were heavy and lower. The stock of the company of Copper Miners of England is also quoted lower. The shares of the various Australian and Cali- fo-nian gold mining ...

... ,IHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. SEABORNE M[AILSI.' saignifles that the malls are tent from the Geasral.Post.offloe by the nigfit-suad M1 by the morning despatoh.4 GEt Day whenmadeup From what Wnsiu LY] COUNTRIES. in General Poat- POo t duo in d office, London.1, despatched. England. WA AmeuioaibyBrit.paelcet N Every Friday ?? ?? NiC ?? Slates 1 ?? Oct. ?? Liverpool.No.S Bi AmeokicabyU.Statespkc M1Nov. ...

... Ef MONDAw y EVrNlG. A good inquiry continues to be experienced for ft preference mining stocks, but few sales are reported, p owing to the unwillingness of holders to sell at pre- rr sent prices. . The gold mining share market seems rather firmer C in tone, but the recovery is confined to the stocks of d the Agua Fria and Colonial Gold Companies. The w former closed at 1-16 to 3-16 prem. W ...

... GREAT CRINNIS COPPER MINING COMPAft. I NMN O Yesterday the second eneral meeting of this com- pany took place at their o ce, Austinfrigrs. Mr. Co3SRTT presided. The report of the committee showed the present state of the mine to be highly satisfactory, and the future prospects still more so. The mine was in every way pro- gressing satisfactorily, and had it not been for the entire failure of ...

... TxURSDAY Evsxino. This has been a quiet day in the home mining stock market, which presents no new feature of im- portance. The gold mining shares remain flat and neglected. Copiapo. shares have resumed their upward ten- tendy. United Mexican shares, however, were fatter. In another column will be found a report from the Wildberg Censolidated Mining Company of Prussia. For shares in new ...

... SHARB. LISTS. SATURDiA EVENING. The railway share market remains very quiet, but hte tone was rather firmer to-day. Prices generally closed rather better than yesterday, but the advance iD few cases exceeded , per cent. Ait 3 o'clock London and North Western Stock was quoted 100i to 101 I; Lancashire and Yorkshire, to A; Great Western, 70, to 71; Midland, 681 to 69k; Berwicks, 19 to 1; ...

... CRYSTAL PATACE COMPANY. TO TURE EDITOR opr ?? DAILY NEWS. SIR,-Seeing that this company continue the ad- vertisemcent offering debentures at 6 per cent. as a first charge upon this property, but which, in the present state of the money market, will, I apprehend, hardly be deemed an adequate security by even small capitalists, I have been led to consider whether any and what means can be ...

... 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 ...

... MONEY MARKEBT. 0 The English stock market opened steadily this morning, and subsequently experienced ali tiuchecked rise of fully. - per cent., chiefly owing to purchaes to close the accounts of two more operators for a fl whcse failres were anhtounctd to-day. This excep- tional idfiuebce being-removed, the market beganto dreop, an4 closed rather flatly, on intelligence oV4 great fall at. ...