... t; : X A TUESDAY FVOiGY. (1 The stock markets were again chiefly influenced to-day by the telegrams from Paris. Comparative C steadiness was occasioned during part of the day i by the announcement that the Bourse had opened P at an improvement,while a good effect was likewiseC 8 produced by a report that representations-of 8 course in a sense favourable to the maintenance of d peace-have been ...

... SHAE _ _ 1 L - I, I MONSDAY EVOTN0,ZG. The railway market was extremely heavy ti Imorning, and a very important fall tookpl~ce in Iall the leading lines. Later in thes day a recovery was observable, in sympathy with that: in the otherI~ departments of the Stook Exchange, yet the final quotations were in most cases, materially Velowr) those of Saturday. The amount of business was large, and ...

... 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 . -- MTURSDAY EVEMcING, The stock markets opened this morning with a favourable 'appearance, owing to the absence of any adverse intelligence from the Continent, corn. bi-ed with 'the continued plethora of money, and improved prices were quoted for many classes of se- curities, Consols, for example, rising I per cetit. In the afternoon, however, a decided change for the worse took place, ...

... C .2OMMRo7IALAtDARK PRODUCE.:-4 , _ , ?? ?? aount ofbtuginel a4f5b'80 sold, smgall,. part in public 'sale; Barbadoes, at 325, to Sig.; 07e; 64.to.89Es.'6. a70o barrelsielso sold In Public sale, at 29s. -to 82s.; One-hall of 8,200,-bags of Manyltius, bro6wn, and lqw bonadlwyellow, 26..t l. riy'ia to 855.: a 4,; PartV I 10a baga nfcatied Madrals, at -paitoessOd WOla f utnl at 28a. Refined-pee r ...

... PROvINCIAL SHAM MfABKETS. TYBIPOOL, APRIL O.-Salea to-day: arneasg,'Jg, W T i Ojeat 10 Eastern, 20 7 j I ?? Westerr, 40\-I5asbire and' York- l shire, 120. z t 7 7iLondon, Brighton, and South Coast, 621 10 -Lubncon and North Western, ,S1 j 14'e * A 14-Manchester, 10 8114 Lincolnshlre, 44' 5 4' 6-3-etropolitan, 1131-Mid- 19 land, i1'61 'a I-North British, 33 A 'a-North Eastern Berwiok t1 9, ibov ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS I P'RODUCE. MMIN~lG-LAi, AFPrL 3. r Si iR.N public sales wore hold to-dany, and the bnsine55 S tranacte by rivte contract is cnfined to 1S0 oasks of British 8 ?? ba ben iactie. o pulicsales were I held to-day. nli COCOA.-:The market continues to be freely supplied, and the, demand continuing dull only about 700 bags out of 3,000 bags offered were sold at a decline of 2s ...

... MONEY, MARKET. I,_. _ SATURDAY EVZNMfG. The attendance in, the Stock Exchange to-day was largex than had been expected, the University Boat Race having takeir place at o oearly an hour as to allow ample time for attendng tobuasines afterwards. Attention was directed to preparatins for the half-monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks. The funds opened ati ah inprove- ment of i per cent. ...

... IV MINE$S. X l WEDUsSDAY EVmMG.r The amounL of business in British mining shares to-day was limited. There waS a demand, how- ever, for East Russell, North Roskear, West Chiverton and Wheal. Agar, at an advance. Great Vor and WhealSeton declined. Prices were quoted as follows:- Chiverton Moor, 5j to g ; Cliffora Amalgamated, 6 to 6i; Cooks' Kitchen, 11 to 11; Drakewalls, 12s. 6d. to 13s. 6d.; ...

... IEGYPTIAK COMMERCIAL AND TRADIrN I COMPANY (LIMITED). I An extraordinary general meeting was held at the London Tavern yesterday to confirm the resolutions passed at the extraordinary general meeting on 8th March last-first,forempowering the counciltopurchaseandextin. guish not exceeding 13,813 of the new shares of the com- pany issued in purstiance of the special resolutions of the compay ...

... ORIENTAL INLAND STEAM COMFPARY. The eleventh adjourned annual meeting of the above company was held yesterday at the London Tavern; Ar. J. ROGSBSON, chairman of the company, in the chair. After the usual formal preliminaries, The CaInA moved the adoption of the report, which bad already been published, the result of which was that a balance of 2,130. 16s. 5d. remained to the credit of the ...