... .9A BE LISTS. WYVEDNESDAY EVENING, The railway market opened flatly this morning, but afterwards improved, and closed with a firm appearance. The dealings were not very inne- rous, but chiefly consisted of ptu'chses to close previous operations for a fall. Great Western, Midland, and Great Northern A stocks were in prominent demand, and rose 4 to 4 per cent. Great Northern (original), and ...

... I PRODUCE. MNCiNG-LANE, JAN. 23. SuAs.--The market was again quiet to-day. No sales reported in British West India, holders refusing to sell at any debline. About 1,300 bags of grainy Mauritius, out of yesterday's auction, have been disposed of at 36s. 6d. to 37s. ; and 170 hhds. and 100 barrels of Porto Rico in pubisc sale at 31s. to 34s. 6d. Refined continues quiet but firm. COFFEE.-The ...

... ?? I WEDNESDAY EVsmaG. Business in the Stock Exchange to-day was again inactive, but sales predominated. Speculative realisations of Consols are promoted by the flow of gold from the Bank, which though not of itself important, tnd Jr existing circumstances, marks for the time a certain change in the tendency of the money market. Consols show a further decline of 1 per cent. Home railway stocks ...

... IRDIAN CARR YING COMPANY (LIMITED). I _ I The annual ordinary general meeting of this com- d pany was held yesterday, at the offioes of the comr- pany, South-street, Finsbury-square; Sir BMACDONALD STEPRENSON in the chair. The report was takenas read. t The CHAIRMAN, in moving its adoption, said that in common with almost every other industrial enterprise 8 the Indian Carrying Company had ...

... MILLWALL FBEEHOLD LAND AND DOCK COMPANY. Yesterday a meeting of shareholders in this company was held at the London Tavern, convened by advertisement, to consider the best means of saving their lproperty. Mir. A. J. Fassan stated that as an old shareholder in the concern he had felt it his duty to call the meeting to see if any steps could be taken for the general good of the proprietors, ...

... THURSDAY Evzmua. The tendency of the stock markets to-day was better, owing chiefly to a demand to close the accounts of previous speculative sellers. Notwith- standing a continued flow of gold from the Bank, and the receipt of lower prices from the Paris Bourse, which is still prejudiced by the retirement of M. Fouldfrom the Ministry of Finance, Consols show a recovery of i per cent. Home ...

... I ProDUCE. MII.CINa-LAzE, JAN. 24. SUGAa.-The demand continues qui t, pricesare without change, holders refusing to sell at any decline, the sales are confined to 114 hhds. and 100 begs of British Wcst India. Refined continues firm. COFFEE.-200 casks, 20 barrels, and 60 bags of planta.- tion Ceylon sold steadily in public sale at the-valiuations. Gray, 69s. to 72s. ; colory, fine fine ...

... I The half-yearly general meeting of the proprie- tors of this bank was held at the London Tavern, Bishops. gate-street, City, yesterday; Mr. J. A. TURBER, M.P., in the chair. The SECSnETARY having read the notice convening the meeting, The report, which has been already published, was taken as read. The CHAIRMAN, in moving its adoption, said that he exceedingly regretted having to take the ...

... -I T11Ua1SOAT EVENING. There was a strong demand to-dlay for British railway Stocks, and a rather important rise was observable in pie.Mdnd was in especial request, and imrDd1 er cent. London and North Wsenaoadanced 11-; Great Western, ?? rtsh1;Manchester, Shef- field, and Linonsie ;Lacashire and York- shire, South EatradMtooia, F ra Northern A, *;adGetEsern J.. Caledonian was heavy in te ...

... An extraordinary general meeting of the above company was held yesterday at the London Tavern, in compliance with the act of parliament, and under the pre- sidency of the liquidator (Mr. W'hinney). There were only two shareholders present. The business was to consider an account which would he submitted to the meeting, showing the manner in which the winding up of the affairs of the company ...

... THURSDAY EvENINa. J1 The dealings in British mining shares to-day S were very numerous. Chiverton Moor, Great Re- tallack, West Caradon, and East Russell improved, and Drakewalls, Prince of Wales, Great Vor, c North Crofty, East Caah Brea, Cook's Kitchen, and Great South Tolgus were firm. On the other hand, East Basset, North Treskerby, Redmoor, N Wheal Buller, Wheal Chiverton, and Wheal Uny p ...

... I ~ . 1 FRIDA Y EVENING. The dealings in the railway market to-day were again numerous, and the general course of prices was favourable. Great Northern A stock advanced Ij per cent.; London and South Western and London, Brighton, and South Coast, 1; Metropo- litan, I; Great Western, Great Northern (original), South Eastern, and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoinshire, J.; London and North ...