... COMMERCIL AND. MRKRET&I. PRODUCE. : ,. flTMeIN0GWLANi, MulmC 27. Su0AR-wThe market continues very dull; only 36 caskt Ofr British a est Ionk', sold at yesterd5ay's currency, and 200 tons; of jaggery Madras, common, 23s. - guinY, 24s. Gd. Retfiued is also vecry quiet, end prices are generallY ratlir-lower. ' COYFEI.-l00 caska end 40 bags of PIantation Ceylon sold In public gIehtriage, 439. to ...

... ESTATE EXCHANGE BEPORT. MASWH 14.-By Messrs. TOPLIS and HARDING, at the Mart. An undivided sixth part or share in leasehold premises, situate at the corner of Castle-street, and fronting Falcon-equare, let on lease at £165 per annum, term 61 years from 1855, at £4 1Ss. per annum-sold for £950. An undivided sixth share of a leasehold improved ground rent of £170 per annum, eecnred on the ...

... 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 ...

... I' ?? MON-sz ARKET. ' * . TUESDAY EVENING. 11 V whilst most oHer' securitie' are inanimate, oil dy lein pr the E i funds, the prestige of WMiv c seems .T4o increawe ih proportion ] s that . of . other i~eqrimlenpa d npaired, are steadily imnprov- ,iug in price, atid have to-day attained a fresh rise of p6r, centi The decidedly adverse movement 20 reportedin the Bombay exchange' seemed to ...

... -C-oj[IERCCAL AND MAREKETS. _ A _ . . jI*EEPO L, MARcH 9-An Irregular market, at CT sthienatedsales to-day, 0,000 bales, incluising 1,000 f 05jea ased exPOrt. 2,500 American, 111dt. to 18d.; 300 Per-t pec'latP io to laid., O0 Maranham, 141. ; 20 Macemo and alll; &ei; t4}t~o Egyptian 15d, to 10d. ; 150 Smyrna, Di, d. to J a0d. to 1110.; Bengal, I 11' > 1-:fit eOlS( to iOu; fair Dhollerah, 11*0d ...

... I We have received the following reports from the Australian mining companies: The directors of the Polr Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company have received the following advises from their resident director, Mr. Bland, dated Clunes, 23rd January ?? Crushing-The quantity of quartz crushed during the four weeks of Decemberwas 4,281 tons. yielding 1,309 ources 3 dwts. of gold, or an average ...

... EGYPTIAN ?? AND i4DIN iOMP.ADTY (LIMITED). I I An extraordinary general meeting of the share- holders in this concern was held at the London.Taverl ye'sterdy. The CHAmrRAN (Mr.J.W. Lalddng) explained the objects of the meeting. At the last extraordinary general meeting certain propositions emanating from the shareholders, were brought forward with the view of em- powering the directors to take ...

... 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. ...

... SHAR.?YLLSTS.' ?? Z > J lD.Xo EvB;!. Fhe r, Wo market ,,was flat this moring, Dbut af~terwisrs l~improved, and ..though, s.x.i xeitie~f, ?? observable towards the cloza&and afterlbhe p~I eial ?? ,Grat Western stuck- e Iat Mrices of aturday, showed'a riseooi jper cn,,; ?? T'itishi, Q; ?? Eastern, B; London, and ?? !Wedtrn and .i etopolitn, W;, Soih Easterno 1 ; Great Northeer A,;,an and ...

... 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.; ...

... I - The fourth ordinary general meeting of this company was held yesterday, at the new offices, Palmer- t ston-buildings, Old Broad-street; Mr. B. MARBEIMAN in r the chair. t -The report, of which an abstract has already appeared, v Was taken as read. V The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, t said that although the absence of a dividend prevented a himn from addressing them in ...

... SHA)R LiSTS. a - - S # i j ?? There was a good demand thi's mornimg for 1dritish -iilway stocks,. Lud 4 pri Ws ipproyed mi several cases, but later in the day speculative sales were renewed, nd an almost general reduction occurred. Compared with. the ?? ?? of yesterday, London and North Western and Great Western stocks show a fall of i pei cent.; Great Northern A.- Great Eastern? South Eastern ...