... Io ZJrA-NZzAm Esr AMCooMPANY. : -Th#te tbna nieetfg of 'tha 'eompu .etbd Yaiw bdjb ien t at the LoDon avern ; 1yo h coma n y In the chair. is The OEAMnA1ir in opening the pre g, stated that w, he had stthe ?? maeting tendered his resignation, but tat, r, attbeizseptrequest ot his colleagueshehad renained a tithebpresent meeing. He could not do better, he- ad hought, h ommence the proceedigs by ...

... [ COMMERCIAL AND MABKETS. I 0OTTON.-LIVErpooL, JAN. 16.-We have had rather moredoing, and the market is somewhat steadier in tone,but without change in prices. The tales are 5,000 bales, of which 2,000are for export and speculation. COTTON GOODS.-MANCOHETEP, JAN, 16.-There has been very little change in the tone of whe yarn and cloth market during the past week. The resistance to high prices ...

... SIPI ITLLG E I ^sZZ2ING ?? D9 ~~ARRIVED. bO ALEXABDRA (s-at Dublin, January 7, from ?? Cadiz AMPIONr-at travesend, January 8, from ?? Moss )0 CoDaN-at Gravesend, January 8, from ?? Stockholm Ly C o at rvesend, Januar5 7, from ?? Memel I CANTeN-st Graveaend, January 8, from ?? Ghent CORNULL-Sat Crookhaveo, January 5, from ?? Sulina o CRANE-at Kirkealdy, January 7, from ?? Rlga re CITY OF ...

... 1 TUSsDAY EHnuo. The stock markets this morning were flat, the advices from Germany affording ho encouragement to the hope-wbich, nevertheless, is still clung to here-that hostilities will be avoided in Sleswig. The reduction in prices was at no period of the day of much importance, and in the afternoon the an- jouncement that no gold has been withdrawn from the Bank for exportation, and that ...

... Xf a I TUnnAT EVEMOUOO The railway market ?? has deolined,'in acor- dance with the movement in other classes of public securities. The reduction in prioes. howevet, was not generally serious. It amounited to 1 per cent. in South Wales and Great Northern ord' and A stocks, in Caledonian and Blackwall, , in oiith Eastern, in Manchester and Sheffield, North Eastern and North. British, and J in ...

... WED1SD& Evs0 The mining market was firran to-day with in- creased transactions. The principal feature was a strong demand for Nangiles shares, which roxe 21. Great Fortune, New Martha, Providence, Wheal Mary A}nn, Wheal Trelawney, Wheal Uuy, New :Rosewarno, Wheal Buller, and Wheal Uuion were all better, and Treloweth, Kitty St. Agnes, Tincroft, Chiverton Moor, Chiverton, and West Chiverton ...

... SHIPPING NT. I ASMa-at Liverpool, January7 18, from Sdial Dno-at Gravesend, January 12, fom .Iaflh.. os-at Gravesend, Jaaoarl 18, from ?? BDucked ?? qravesend, JanuW1, from . ?? yorl GIMuweIA-at Graver n.Jmnuary A6 r m NwX JOWBPO-at Oraeo JXQ hVY 12 rom * Dautzio LADYLnWs-atGravesend Janary 12. from ?? Qalcutta paonso -4gth;assok Orary 1, from. .-Rlva ?? PnovmNSO-t tGraesendO Januay 18, fro.: ...

... BRITISH AND AMERCAN EXCHANGE BANK- I ING CORPORATION. Yesterday afternoon the shareholders of this bank held another meeting at the head office, Bank-buildings, in pursuance of the adjournment from Thursday. Mr. H. G. GOInDON, chairman of the directors, presided. Mr. CoTTERILL, the solicitor, said he wished to offer a few words of explanation on the subject of the notice for convening the ...

... : BANl OF ENGLAND RATE OF DISCOUN T, which was lowere froW s to 7 per cent. on the 24th ult., was again raised on Wednes day to S Per, cent. .kT TH1 HArOLF-YEARLY MEETING 0F THE LONDON AND WE ST _TSER B!NR on Wednesday, Mr Alderman Salomons, M.P., in the l, the report stated the net profit to be 147,816?., making, with a gvriea balance of 27,759?., an available total of 175,0751. A divi. Peed ...

... '''HARR~&& ;r '1 I TYISDAT EVEMG. The chief business in bolheraslway stkoola, to-d has Consisted of the. Pdjustn ent d( thl Meoqnt whil 'will be conplewti to ow. The mi044 has been prejudiced by the general hesvineu Od the St'ok Exchange, and the closing prices in Ua1ny instances were blo theea of ye~terday. Lan- cashire and Yorkshire stock has declinbd* pet cent., Manchester and Sheffield t ...

... 'MOsNEY tMArrK. 1 I MONDAY LvENOGc The stock markets have again shown sensitive- Aes to-day. The course of the SchleawigsHoaein question continues to be watched closely, and the jgdications in the money market are not of a r- &ssuring character. The accounts from Paris affirm that the flow of gold from the Bank of France continues, and that the total of coin and bullion held by that ...

... i T~ ?? . . _ _ a . - ~. The railway market to-ay showed a tendency' to improvement, upon the 8atisfactory progress of the settle0ent, which will be completed to64orrow. Most of the principal stocks closed at a moderate advance upon yegsterds prices, Gneat VWestern, London aod North Western, Midland, Latiashie and Yorksbire, South Eastern, aud Manchester and Sheffield being in chief demand. ...