... 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 ...

... SATURDAT EVsr1nc. In the mining market to-day Prince of wales and Wheal Buller shares were in demand at an advance, and Great North Laxey, Great Vor, and Wheal Grenville met with inquiry. On the other hand, Chiverton Moor, East Russell, Great Laxey, North Crofty, and Providence declined. Prices were quoted as ?? Fells, 14s. to 16s.; Chiverton Moor, 7i to J; Clifford Amalga_ mabed, 6i to 7; ...

... CITY and x ONETARY INTELLIGENCE. | he Elighsh Market Itas been FRIDAY EVENING. Tile EnglislI Markcet baa been generally dull throughout tile week, in consequence of tile unfavourable weather alid the uncer- tainty with regard to the prospects of the Reform Bill, which, it is feared, may lead to a Ministerial crisis, if not a general election - whlilst the tenor of the political illiormatioll ...

... MIN.ES. : 75ETUESDAY EVENING. The dealings to-day in British mining shares were to a fair extent. .East Grenville, Prince of Wales, Great Laxey, North Crofty, West Ohiver- ton, Providence, and Cooks' Kitchen were in chief request. Chiveron Moor and North Treskerby were flatter. Prices closed as follows .-(Chiverton Moor, 7 to 7f; Clifford Analgamated, 6j to 7 ; Cooks' Kitchen, 12 . to 13 ; ...

... 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 ...

... - 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. ...

... 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 I *STURDAY HVEEv . The transactions in the railway market to-day showed again a preponderance of sales, and prices experienced a fresh fall, thouigh, with the exception of Great Western and Midland stooks,'whiolh gave way to theextent of I per cent., the alteration was not important. London, Brighton, and South Coast declined 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire. Great Northern A, Manchester, ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Clsig Busns done RAILWAYS. Prcs ody Tuesday. to I P.M. St ~lo Bristol a~nd Exeter .. . 79 Sc St too Caledonian noS Xoo too St too Cambrian . 40 45 20 1 all Cornssall . 4 6 St tloo Doblin and Belfast junctin 65 ES St too Dundee, Perth,S& Abd. Junc. 70 72 toco all East London Scrip Cart. . oouc rn1 Ditto ?? St too Glasgow and Sooth Western 104 ...

... SHARE L.ST$* H, ~WEDNEBDAY BVaMIW. 'The am11ount of business in Briitigh railway 860u-~ !I, rities to-day 'was rather lar~e, although attention was directed to preparations 'for the fortniigltly. settlement on Friday. The tascioscnithed I almiost exclusively of speculatbive' salesy, anda.i At result, in the' abse~ncesof any important piurobuses 1 31 on account of the public, 'was 'a further ...

... 77, jalX -i ix ?? n;rOU oi,:66eurredi in prioei,'thle ~t~4,~e~presedfor sa1l ~~d'If0, ZIT tdi6 px d& 'd:Nrh- 'AhWesterin- Southfastern, &AxdMs. ~~isto~ ?? aso 1 n cn. lOwer., 4~;'Mid~nd,'li4- tot 116 ?? I Yrik~ii~; t4;4~a~Ththrno1ntol- ,i aLndon~ ~ihetor nd.Se-ok , ? t 1 .1. t~.1O2 1 orh.ritih, 31 to 32 ' Vo 6 and Lyons, Paris and Orleans;' Souhr n et .iioix, On thle otl ha Wd; 4nt'werp and ...

... 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 ...