... 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 ...

... I~~ . WADNE5DAY EVMEING. The stock markets to-day were weaker. Console opened at a reduction of * per cent., and a further decline of like amount was afterwards caused by news from Ireland of another Fenian rising. The attention of the dealers in Console was directed to preparations for the monthly settlement to-morrow. Foreign stocks were likewise flat, and in several cases prices gave way, ...

... I SATURDAY EvENING. The transactions in British railway stocks again to-day showed a preponderance of sales, and the general tendency was decidedly unfavourable. Great Western rstock was pressed for sale, and closed at a further fall of 1I- per cent. London, Brighton, and South Coast declined 1; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, J; Great Northern A, j; Metropolitan, *; London and North ...

... LoVJoJ0 GENERAL O.UYIBUS COMPANY. (LIMITED.) The eighth annual general meeting of the share- bolders in this company was held yesterday, at the offices, N. 6, Finsblry-square; Mr. F. J. LAW, chairman of the board of directors, in the chair. The report, an abstract of which has already been given, havin, been submitted and taken as read, The CHA5ROI` proceeded to move its adoption, conpra- ...

... ? 6?9,mmfrrt* THE ZEW NANTYMWYN MINING EXTENSION COMPANY (Limited), with a capital of 50,0001., in It. shares, purposes to acquire three lead mines in Carmarthenshire, one' of them, the New'Nantymwyn, is said to be a continuation westward of the rich Nantymwyn mine; the others'are the Gilfach property, already partially worked, and an old lead mine at Glentowy. OVEnBeqD, GuRNEY, AND Co. ...

... J JL FRIDAY EVMNO. h The movements in the Stock Exchange to-day fi vere not of much importance, business being still v ry inactive. No influence seemed to be exer-a ciced by an arrival of upwards of 700,0001. in ,ecie, by an exceptional withdrawal of 100,0001. gold from the Bank, or by news of a relapse of to % per cent. in the French funds. Consols, in ' 5hich the monthly settlement is at ...

... LONDON GAZETTES, Tuesday, Febniary 26. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.-C. DISBREY, Mlelbsorn, Cam- bridgeahire, cattle dealer-C. WILIIY, Masbreagh, Yarkshire, jeiner. BANKRUPTS.-(To surrender at the Bankrupta'-ceart, Loodon.j- It. WOODHATCH, Snawbill, City, baker - H-. SYMONS, Alders- gate-street, City, iroumanger - P. BALLARD, Highgate, licensed victualler-T. J. SAICH, Eating, cor's merchant-A. ...

... 'HE IT2IAAN IRRIGATION COMPANY. MPuTATION TO LORD STANLY. On Saturday Lord Stanley received a deputation, at the Foreign-office, of the directors, bond and share- holders, and creditors of this company. There were re- sent Lord Robert Montagu, M.P., Captain Surtees, .NP., Major-General James Rsmsay, Major-General W. Lfaule Ransay, Major-General Sir T. Phillips, Major-General Pears on. H. B. ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. | Closing |Business done 4 ri RAILWAYS. Prices, to-day .c Monday. to p.m. St roo Bristol and Exeter .. .. 83 85 xd - St 100 Caledonian. t6 118 St lcc,. Cambrian ?? . ,40 45 1 all 'Cork and Bandon . 40 4 _ 20 all 'Cornwall. 4 6 St 'mo Dublin and Belfast Junction 65 68 xdc St 'sun Dundee, Perth,& Abd. Junc. 70 72 too all East London Scrip Cert. .. ...

... Friday, 2 o'clock. The stock of bullion in the Bank of England has increased by 78,899, and the total now stands at /19,390,3m2. The reserve of notes has increased by 44,965. The bullion in the Bank of France is /29,16o,ooo, being an increase for the week of 180,ooo, and its note circulation has increased to the extent of /1,640,oo0. An increase of 4r,200,ooo in the discounts shows that money ...

... I (CYOiMERCIAL AND MARKETS. i PRODUCE. . B\INCING-LAB ?? 6. SuGAR.-The sales to-day are S80 casks of British West India, at 315. Cdto 34s. 00. csystallleed,335.Cd, being flIrmrices; also 1,330 bags of brown Bengal at 28C. an- clayed' auilla, at 259.a6. R, Iefined unaltered. CoFFEE. -100 casks and 00bagsof rlantation Ceylon sold In publicesale at tie fullvalusations; triage, 535,.Od. toONs.; ...

... 0OMUMERCU4L UNION ASSUBANCE COMPANY. The annual general meeting of the shareholders in this company was held yesterday, at the London Tavern. Bishopsgate-street; Mr. J. K. WELcH in the chair. The SECRETARY having read the notice convening the meeting, the report of the directors, which had already been printed and circulated, was taken as read. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the ...