... I CMONEY MARKEI. WEDNEMDAY EVENNG. The stock markets to-day were chiefly influenced, on the one hand, by sales on continental account, and, on the favourable side, by repurchases by previous speculative sellers, combined with some. bonA fide investments prompted by the reduced prices now current. Consols, in which this was the monthly settling day, opened at a reduction of 4 per cent.,, and so ...

... CJOMMERCIAL AND ARKBTS.: r PRODUCE. MINCING-LANr , APms 24. SVGAR.-The market has opened steadily at prices equalto those ruling at the close of last week. 1,350 casks of British West India sold at 28s, Gd. to 34s,; Barbadoes (in public able), . 29a Gd. to 35s. Gd.; crystallised Demarara, 81Gs, to 39s. 1,700 bags of Matuitius were' oflered by auction, end sold, brown, S~s. to Sls.; g rainy ...

... PROVINcIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVEPOOL, APRIL 9-Sales to-day: Furness, 10, new; Great at Eastern, 271t 7-Great Western, 40* i-.Lan cashire and Yorkshire, MI 121 1 20f ftft -London and North Western, 114f 15 14i , ft IBI fft 5-Manc sester, Shefaield, and Lincolnshire, 468 6, x 1 5 5 - (etropotltan, 114f 13. )-Midland, III lot 10 ?? Easterni -l Berwick capital stock, 100k1-South Eastern, 65k 1 5 41 ...

... WEDNESDAY EVEMNG. ti .{,twithstanding the satisfactory intelligence M tlit the Spanish Prize Court has decided against a legality of the seizure of the Queen Victoria- b 0,eision which will apparently smooth the way ti for rendering the satisfaction demanded by Lord m -oey-the tendency of the stock markets to-day t] ,,lessstrong than yesterday. Though a frac- tignal improvement is reported in ...

... SELDOM has a Budget been produced possessing absolutely no points of interest to the commercial classes, and very few to financiers, The sub- stance of Mr. DIsnPnLI'S is, that one duty is to be partially reduced and a'certain pum appropriated ' towards the extinction in eighteen years of just one thirty-second part of our ex- isting National Debt. Nothing more. The CHAw- CeLLOR of the ...

... THE BUSSO.AMERICAN PURCHASE. (From the Blae York Herald.) 0 The treaty just concluded between the high con- etracting parties at Washington for the transfer of Russian I America to the United States for the cash equivalent of even. millions of dollars in gold may be considered the 1 distinguishingand crowning achievement of Mr. Seward's t foreign policy. With a lau ambition to leave some I- ...

... MiiONEY MARKET. I THUBSDAY EVENG. The speculators in public securities to-day sl50wed a good deal of indecision, it being felt that the manner in which Count Bismarck may receive the representations just addressed to him by Eng- .,ud, Austria, and Russia will have critical con- gequences. It was also imagined that some state- ,lient of importance might be made to-day to the ?? Chambers. Under ...

... THURSDAY EvINGa. The mining market was dull to-day, and the general course of prices rather unfavourab'e. Chiverton Moor, Drakewalls, East Russell, North Roskear, West Drakewalls, and Wheal Agar shares declined, and Great Vor were flat. On the other hand, East Basset, Marke Valley, ard Prince of Wales improved, and East Caradon, West Chiver- ton, and West Seton met with inquiry. Prices were ...

... I B I -EJ)S5DAY EVEN. r. In the Stock Exchange this morning there was of the usual sensitiveness to'the movements of the ,d continental markets. The speculators exercise Im little or no independent judgment, but, on receipt of higher or lower prices from abroad, operate in ie. the'same direction, without knowing, or even car- le ing to inquire, as to the causes of these oscillations. a Lower ...

... ¢MI:NES. SATURDAY EVEOG. The amount of business in British mining shares to-day was small, 'and the general course of pi-os rather unfavourable.- Chiverton Moor, East Gren- ville, North Crofty, Prince of Wales, Providence, and Great North Downs were offered, at a reduc- tion. East Russell, however, improved, owing to the receipt of the. following telegrani from the mine:- 140East as' far' as ...

... I PRODUCE. ?? APRI 29. SUAn-The market Is steady but quiet, at last weeks cur- rency. Refined, firm; common lumps, 425, to 425. 3d. Comrr-The business done to-day in plantation Ceylon has been at an Improvement of is. per cwte, owing to a better export demand; native Ceylon, firm. TVA.-The demand shows a slight Improvement at ste prices. About 7,090 packages of Indian teas will be offered to- ...

... .I THE BRITLSO AHD PR& ' l (Orom ?? Lane Zireaj ?? reater. of t e pasjvfit k ?? oben, season- ar able, that is, it has varied, bringing high winds, that cnar ried more dust than 'garch, but intermingled With srp 3e -hitstorms and short showers e did- it fiished' very wet. n On theo wholeh'tlq nights have beaen dold 4a& 4liw'the wants of vegetation, The first rain'wasnoliheavy enough. to stop ...