... 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- ...

... Tuesday, 2 o'clock. The Money Market to-day is quiet at 254 per cent. generally, and 234 per cent. in exceptional cases. The India, China, and Australian bills which fell due yesterday were very well met. There have been no more bullion operations at the Bank. A sum of j584 i9s. has been received on account of the dividend fund ofthe debt of Ecuador, and the General Credit and Discount Company ...

... The annual general court Was held at the society's house on Saturday afternoon, Mr. H. BARNETT, M.P., in the chair, to receive the auditors' report of receipts and disbursements for the year 1866, and to eleot auditors for the present year. The SECRETARY read the following general account for the year ending 31st December, 1866. Received-Assu- rance premiums, 214,6611. 15s. (less commission, 7 ...

... MoNEY MARKET. I WEDNESDAY EvENING. The funds to-day were dull, but the closing quotations were scarcely lower than yesterday, netwithstanding an increased competition for the government bills on India. Indian government and railway stocks showed firmness. At the com- mencement of business the railway market was fat, olving to the withdrawal of Lord Redesdale's itaiwvay Traffic Protection Bill, ...

... ? 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. ...

... - MONETA REIW. QITY. TBHUSDAT ?? .bave Pup to the presenk time been dull;-and the few transac- tions which havetaken place were not sufficient to cause ttpy slteration npviceesw .On. Monday, Consols and ether British iunds were entirely without change. A stateof suspenseeand anxiety seemed to prevail with regard to the ministerial measure. On Tuesday monoing. came the bill; and the. ...

... SBARE LIST-THIS DA Y ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. . RAl LWAYS. Closing Business do ue EiS Cj I RIAYS S Prices, to-day .0 p, 2Thursday. to P. . St y0 o Biristol a nd Exeter .. 8a 8 ad St Stao Caledoeedn itS 11sl o 1t St .100 Cambrian . 40 45 30 all Cork atmd Bandon _ - 2o all Cornwall . 6. St I 00 Dublin and Belfast junction 65 68 xd St jtoo nd ,lber,&Ah &dAbduecn. 70 72 TOo all East London ...

... SHARE LIST -TIS DA Y. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 1 i*i 1; IRAILWAYS. ?? .9o Thu St loo Bristol and Exeter 8 . n St lto Caledonian .14 St too Canobrian. . 40 so all Cornwall. . 4 St too Dublin and Belfast Junction 65 St too Dundee, Perth, & Abd. Junc. 7o ion all East London Scrip Cert . oon no Ditto St too Glasgow and South Western It1 St too Gt. Eastern Ordinary Stock ?? bt 'oO Gt. Eastern E. ...

... 84YARE - ?? I -4 TsoUMD5A! EvmUKG, The railway market was quiet this morning, but subsequently jimproved, especially as regards Great Western stock, which wvas dealt in at 42, upon the continued circulation of rumours that favour- able financial arrangements axe being made by this company. Towards the close of business, how- ever, speculative sales were renewed, and the last prcsin some cases, ...

... I SHARE LlS? In, the' railway market to-d~y: attention, was~ ehi~y frdtedto the settlemnent which will' be corn~~et~d ~-morrow. Repe -ated 'varistibils soc- sto~k as heaily ~odby the specultran~fl ,2kp~ cen. A oynpa1vlao' of the 4 o'cokrie ?? ?? like wise adelue, o '1 por cnt. in Lndon an ..Sith Western anid Brighon, ~ in ancahixeand Yor Wh~e, i m North' Midland; - ?? 7d~ nGreat, Eatorn ?? ...

... 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 ...

... ?? - ?? ~ ,# -~f Id TFhe third oardinaryi genieral meeting~of -Bah~re- ri- holders was held yesterday at the London Tavern;MrE ig Thie reporitpfithe direbfto~ auoinig that in the~ed~f. is Of a saifcory arrangemieunt iot bling. conpluded 4fwk-'the e'transfer hofh usiness to rthe Om aadiavm Crdt on to pany, an extraordinary etn would be called fr e- the puriose of inmding ?? hs been vlehl ...