... DiCAr OWN fRAILWAY AIVD DOCK COMPANY-I CAPE~ TOWN The eighteenth half-yearly meeting of the above company took place yesterday at the London Tavern ; ir. H. ATSON, chairman of thle company, in the chair. After the usual pelilminaries, t t the *ous The CisAmmMii proceeded tocl at ent en t ublthedvriu points in the report which has already been published. He congratulated the meeting on the ...

... I; i i II 1' i ' M0INES. FlUnDA EVENDG.| There was little business in the mining marke to-day, but East Russell, Priie - of Wales, and IWest Chiverton shares were inquired for. On thn other hand, Chiverton Moor and Clifford Amalga- mated declined. Prices were quoted as fol- ?? Moor, .5 to t; Chontales Goldj 2j to ?? Clifford Amalgamated, 5 to 5i; Dir'kewalls, 9S. to lls. ; East Basset, 17 to ...

... T1ubnSnA& EvENiNGc Thq railway maricet was flat during the greater part of the da~y, hut towards thle close a demand sprang up, and the final quotations were in several' :instances better than yesterday. London and. llorth Western stock left off at an advance of 9 per cent. ; Great Western, Great Eastern, South Eastern, and Berwick, i; and Midland, Man-, chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, ...

... COHMERWIAL AND MIARKE T&. PRODUCE. IftlEoa-LaBr, APw 17. SuGAR-The market continue3 steady. At use psruvsus lsaa 800 casks of British West India sold, at28s. to 3s. ad.; 1,S0obag of Madrasjaggery common, at 228. 9d. to 22s.; 700 bags ot Natal in public sale, brown, 27s. to 2Ss. ad.; yellow,3s. s. to 34s.; and 260 hogsheads and 100 barrels of Porto Rico at and after the auctions, brown and ...

... HIN1ES. n- FmDAY EvEmnme. The mining market to-day was very quiet. The rs variations comprised a risein East Russell ?? sd Grenville shares, and a decline in East Basset, East a Caradon, Great Retallack, and Prince of Wales. ps Prices were quoted as follows :-Chiverton Moor, ig 6 to I ; Chontales Gold, 2j to 21; Clifford Amnal- gamated, 5j to J; Drakewalls, 9s. to 11s.; East n Basset, 16j to ...

... 2zegrsday, 2 o'clock. The directors of the Bank of England have to-day at their usual weekly board meeting made no change in the rate of discount. The commercial bills falling due to-day are so far being taken up most satisfactorily. There is a fair demand for money. A further sum of 123,000 in gold having gone into the Bank, makes a total of about 29o,coo sent in for the week, after deducting ...

... 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 ...

... I TUESDAY EVENING. A fresh fall on the Paris Bourse has tended to keep alive the vague feeling of uneasiness with regalL to foreign politics which has sprung Up withinl the last few days. The English Funds at ODC period to-day were sensibly affected, falling i per cent. ; but a recovery took place towards the clos and the final quotations were the same as 0stcrday. Foreign stocks were likewise ...

... I(fommart. I THE WAi PANIC ON THE PARIS BouRsES last Saturday and Sunday, in consequence of the relations between Prussia and France arising out of the Luxemburg question, was unusually serious. Rente fell 1.60 for cash and 1.321 for account, closing at 66.70 and 66.90. Mobilier fell 21.25. F closing at 388.75 ! Credit Foncier fell 25f. Comptoir d'Escompte, 17.50. The Northern Railway fell 25f ...

... IM 4 0 I IlOYEY - MARET. I ,> :;NNE mRBT ' 7 MONDAY NrEwmIa. This being Easter Monday, and the day for the P Volunteer Review, the Stock :Exchange , in ac- cordance' with a general decision promulgated by , the Committee some months ago, was closed, and d no transactions consequently took place in public ai securities. The attendance in all places of mercan- it tile resort was very thin, and ...

... If 2!HZ ROPJIiOA4NS OP TUY. 87 TEE ?? i (From ?? of Mr. Barron, Secretay of Embay). U Under Sultan Abdul Haid (1784) the treasurY 'was completely empty. At a dinan held iii:that year the question of a foreign loan was first agitated, tw`o of the highest dignitaries pronounced themselves in favour of such a measure, and suggested that 5 000 or ?? 10,000 . urses might be raised in Morocco, ...

... FROM THE LO3RDOl: GAZETTE i~ ~ -I- ?? TUESDAY, APReIL 2L, BAl RuUPa.-W. R. Adas, Mortimer-Yard, Stanhope- street, Hampetead-road, cabdriver-J , Cooper, Dartford, manager of a bee.lshop-yH. Ciews, Wbod-street, Cheap- side, and Nerwich, commercial t 2veller-J. Gifford. Jun., Over, Cambridgohire farm ?? . Goldingof Wbito Lion-street Bentonvdile, and Wlitcombe-strcet, loll-lnll East, lutc'her. Ml ...