... l SHAbRE Lxsfs'I I I1 ' l TsURSl)A7 RE~MGlN The railway market was steady this morning, 14 but afterwards showed a drooping tendency, in sympathy with the other departments of the Stobki E~xchange. The reduction which occurred in prices, however, Was neither general nor important,'. the circtumstanlce that the holidays, which com- mence to~morrow, will extend over several days, 1 tending to ...

... I COMMERCIAL AND NABKETS. COT2ON.-LlVWIP0OL.,APRIL 218.--Our marlket baa been very firm, AmAwcacastbu,turnideater., lstimistedlales-to-day, 72000 bales, Including 4,000 speculation end export. 7,500 American, l0id. to I16d. ;800 Pernam, &c., 124. to 231d. ; goo Diacelo, and ahi, 12. t 124.; 00 gypi lan id8. to 20d.;' 80 Smyrs, 0d. o ld.; ,12 Burt, hd.to 1ljd. ; Bengal,. Scide,&c. 7d to0~d Far ...

... RO VI.NCI1I SHARE MABKBRS . ~ , _ . I . .I IVEISnP'OOL, APRIL 17.-.Sales ?? Great Eastern, 23-Great Western, 41 f xd. - LancaqhlreanmdYorkEhh`, 129 S-London and Northb WesterliU .aohester, Sheffield, mnd LincOi1ciure, 47w --Metropolitn i 63-North British, S4-Unlited States 6-20, 1862,71i ?? shares '8 ?? sad Lancashire Fire Insurance. 1 ?? Insurance (Limited), 13-16 ?? Insurance, * ?? Telegraph ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTo T'ESDAY, APrb 16d BM11wTCas Atrtum .-3. Cohen, Middlesex-streeG, City, rag mercban-J. lazarus, Wilson-street, Finsbury, general merchant-A. Iteid,-Foster-lane, Cheapside, ware- houseman. BUlNcar -H. T. Amos, Hewlett-road, Victoria-park ?? T. ?? Bent. Grafton-street East, Euston'sqtiare-H. Bi'bee, Devonshire-plaee, Bull-lane, Stepney, tea-grocer- W. Black, Wandsworth ...

... THE AGRA AND MASTERMAN'S BANKX. o~r . TO THE EDITOR OF THE DALY NEWS. SIR,-Had I been invited to attend the meeting ha6 of the Agra Bank shareholders held yesterday, I should ?? offered to those present a full explanation of every ly matter with which my name was connected. Your report e- of Mr. Thomson's speech is calculated to convey a very erroneous impression of the facts, and to lead to ...

... Ikul-sdzy, 2 o'clock. The Bark of England directors have made no alteration tc- day in their minimum rate of discount. The demand for money has increased to-day in consequence of to-morrow being Good Friday. The Rifon, from Alexandria, has brought twenty-five packages of specie. ! The demand for gold for the Continent has become inactive. Silver is firmer, but the demand from the East has ...

... I MWEDISDAT WiAuM6G.~ The railway market was dull to-day, and prices declined, but, with two or three -exceptioners the alteration was not important. London and South Western, London, Brighton, and South Coast, andZ Metropolitan District fell 1 per cent,; Manohestlr, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire and North London,,k; Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire, if; London and North Western, ...

... TUESDAY EVENG. There was a good demand this morning for British railway stocks, and prices improved in several cases, but sales were pressed in the after- noon, and most of the leading lines left off worse than yesterday. Thus compared, London, Brighton, and South Coast stock shows a fall of 2 per cent.; Metropolitan, 1I; Great Northern (including the A), 1; M idland, as; London and North ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS I~~~ I a fil ' ' PRODUCE. ize Xrioma-L Apjn 15. ,at. siaUA.R The market Is steady, but quiet, at last weaks eir- rency. Refiued-Thpvalue of all kinds continues to boewe 4t supported, the supply still continuiag limited; brown lumps, 44. ofd COpaUi.p-iantatton Ceylon' is in fair demand; but native re- ice! insl dull. ed TpAeogtinues aulet.. RByr, WRic an SIrasaTe,-No ...

... Tuesday, 2 o'clock.. There is a large supply of money with afair demand to-day. The Australian bankers' bills fall due to-day, and those of the merchants on Thursday the ?? inst., on which latter day also some India and China acceptances are payable. On the Stock Exchange money is difficult to place at i to iY4 per cent. A sum ?? in bar gold has been sent into the Bank, against x,ooo in ...

... CITY and XIONETARY INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY EVENIxG. The English Funds have been rather dull throughout the week, notwithstanding the decision of the Spanish Supreme Court sitting at Cadiz with regard to the Victoria, which promises a speedy settlement of the dispute between this country and Spain, and the core peaceable aspect of public afiairs, the funds both at Paris and Borin being flatter, ...

... 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 ...