... I MYONMARKET I SATURDAY EVR1NWo. The funds to-day were fiat, and consols closed at a fresh reduction of i per cent, though the float- ing supply of stock is evidently small. As tending to account for this decline, there was some talk about the unsettled condition of affairs at several points on the Continent, but the French funds, which are a very good index, have to-day advanced * to i per ...

... X I~ ~~ I_ SATUBDAY EVEMO. The railway market experienced a decided ad- vance this morning owing to the remarks in the House of Commons last night with reference to the debenture question. A reaction afterwards occurred, but purchases were renewed towards two o'clock, and prices finally closed with an upward ten- dency, though in some cases below the best point of the day. Compared with the ...

... i , ' ?? ' THA WOOL SALES. The first series of colonial wool sales of the year commenced on the 28th ult., and terminated this day. The catalogues comipriied 116,980 bales, as per detailed parti. cularo at foot, being the largest quantity ever before offered in the March sales. The very depressed state of trade prevailing in this country and on the continent since the Cose of the last ales did ...

... I CO1ION._Ir1Rl?0OL,- MAllen S0.-Oux market continues ?? yesterday's prices. Estimated sales to-day, 8,000 styclu ?? and export. 4,000 Amesrlcan, o'to 15(1. B00 1'ernant, &c., 13d1. to4Iid. 100 Maran- 14d ?? and Bahi a, 1Sfd.;. 300 EgyptIan, to l~d. 00 Smyrs, IOKd to 181d. 2,980 Surast, Sid. 'o itd; Benal, Seudo, ?? to Oftd. Fair Dlsollerah, fairOomalsutte, 1~d. fair Broach, 11id.; fair ...

... . . S . - l -n. ?? I! I | n I L-An ABSTRACT ;of thehGROSS' PRODUGE3ofthe REVENUel tE UNITED INGDO in the undermentioned perioda, ended Maih31, 1867; eomlpred iith'theooespondingperiods 'of thepreoedingyear. ' . ' ~ , - . CUSTM ?? EXCISE.. ?? STAMPS ?? TAXES. pIOOPIORTY ?? POST-OFFICE ?? CROWN LANDS ?? MISCELLANEOUS TOTALr' I ; . . 3 srteneded- : . .. June080,' 8 ept. 0 Oe. 31, i M S 1, . ...

... PESTABONAaOLD MINING COMPANY (IMITED). On Saturda a special eneral meeting of share- holders was held at the MulldhaU Tavern; Dr. F. F. QUIN in the chair. The advertisement convening the meeting was read by the SEORETARY (Ur. J. C. Goodman). The CHAIRM said that the special object of the pre- sent meeting was to confirm or otherwise the resolutions passed at the last special meeting, which had ...

... SATUBDAY ERUNG. The dealings in British mining-shares were rather numerous for a Saturday, and the tendency of the market wasifirm, Chiverton Moor, East Caradon, East Russell, East Grenville, Wheal Basset, and West Chiverton were in prominent request, and all improved. The advance in the latter amounted to 21. Great Laxey, Providence, and Prince of Wales also met with inquiry. Prices were ...

... le f ANOTnER week has not contributed to 'e strengthen, or rather revive, public confidence w in railway property. The financial position of d some of the companies,: ii is true; is said to have y improved; but a fresh'element of disturbance has y been introduced in the threatened strike of the e engine-drivers. The men, however it has hap- h pened, appear to have chosen the precise mo- 3. ...

... I WNEYAIKEI I T. 7 I 1, i ' ?? !_ E.T: I MOvDAY EVIUSWG. Norwithstandilng the character of the revenue . returns, wbicI is, particularly satisfactory, con- sideriig the financial panic and the generally de- pressed State of trade during the last year, the funds to-day were dull, though not closing lower than on Saturday. A fall of g- per cent. in the French Roentes seems to indicate that the ...

... INDIA.-THE BUDGET. (REUTEr'S TELEGRAT.) BOMBAY, MAiCH 10. Upwards oi 400 persons were presented at Sir Seymnour Fitzgerald's first levee. The asnalgaunation of the Banks of Bombay and Bengal is under consideration. The government has promised to favour any scheine that may be agreeable to both banks. The increase of the area under cotton cultivation in the Bombay presidency is about 270,000 ...

... IHBE LISTS. . s -1 ' owntky EvmrnG. The railway market to-day was again buoyant, and a considerable amount oI businbss was trans- acted. The closing quotations, compared with those of Saturday, showed a further almost general rise. Caledonian and Metropolitan ElXtension stocks improved 2 per cent.; Nortuh British, and London, Brighton, and South Coast, 1~ ; Midland, Manchester, Sheffield, ...

... I PRODUCE. MINofllG-LAN, APRIL 1. SUGARI.-The m~arkeot for raw centinujs very quiet, at P1revi0i-i pricsL. etlied is also dull of sale, and prices again shon a slihlb decline. C( nsli.-h arket privately is quiet. TPA--There is still no improvemenit in the demand. 1101, IO, ADSALTPETRE.-No miles reported. COTTON-The sles Since Friday Vare COnfndtY malpres atrathresier prices fore parcelys tios ...