... 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 ...

... I I 4LAND MORTGA GE BANK OF INDIA. The fourth ordinary general meetingof the share- holders of this company was held at the London Tavern, yesterday, and was numerously attended. Mr. H. Nelson, the chairman of the board of directors, took the chair in the first instance, but saying that he was labouring under bronchitis, and could not address a public meeting, he moved that Mr. P. Northall ...

... =HE TIMES AND THE TADE ONS-.- - X I THEE TIMES AND2HE f.rlADStUNIONS. . I I (From the Spectator.) The TVines is evidently 'determined, if it' ca, t change the' trades' unions into vast secret societies, with ooncealed objeots; unknown leaders,,and unpublishedrules of action. That must beathe immediate and the frightful effect of refusing them legal stalus, the policy which the Times is ...

... - y' SA MAIL M PACAET COMPANY. I ROA MI TIhe following is the report of the directors to the general meeting, on the 24th inst. :-The increase in the cileage performed by the company's vessels, and the ethe ~siO~of the French contract mail service to the West indies alluded to in the report of the directors relating to 1 the ounts for the first six months of the year 1866, are ciefl tenoes ...

... 1 & FRODUOE. MiNcwTa-LAmI, APRIL 23. SUoAR.-The market has been quiet to-day. No sales of raw of Importance reported, For refined only a few transactlons have taken place, at firm prices. COFFSL-A few sales of plantation Ceylon, at the recent currenoy. RloC-About 8,000 bags of soft grain sold, including Rangoon, at 12s. 3d. to 12s. 4id., being finr prices. PEPPER -About 800 bags of renang sold ...

... U COMiMERCIAL AND MARKES. PRODUCE. MixmaTCLNGlif x APRIL 26. SKT0.-The market has closed steadily at prices about qual to those ruling last Friday. 1,000 casks of Britlafs Weat India sold at 24a. Od. to 31sa; Barbadoes, 29s. to 36a.; crystallised Demerara, 37s. to 33s.; the total Balea for the week are 3,270 casks, 230 barrels, and 630 bags of West Indi4 sold in publio sale, St. Lucia, 26s. Gd ...

... I S!HARBE LISTS. | TUESDAY EVZM0lIG The railway market was dull this morning, but a demandaafterwards sprang up, and the tendency at the close was favourable, though the amount of business was not large. Great Northemnstock rose 1 per cent. ; London, Brighton, and South Coast, *; etrpoltan ~ Grat astrnand Manchester, ShefiedandLicoishre,~;Lononand North per cent. At 4 o'clock London and North ...

... N QU w '#EBRADAC OMPANY (LMITErRD). ., Yesterday the first general meeting of the shamre holders in this company Wan held at the London Tavern;: Mr. OsBOan STOCK, M.P., in the chair. The report of the directors stated that the re-construc- tion of the company had been most successfully carried out, every shareholder in the old company, with one trifling exception, having permitted his name to ...

... S .ARE LISTrS. . 1 WEDNE SDAY LVENII7G. VThere was -very little businaes in -the earlier part of the day in British railway stocks, and the tone .e of the market was flat, in sympathy with the other ,,departments of the Stock Exchange. In the after- d noon, however, a better feeling prevailed, said 6'Great Western, Midland, Lancashire and York- is shire, Great Eastern, Manchester, Sheffield, ...

... R I I , _ ?? . - I SATURDAY EVINIING. The railway market was flat to-day, in sympathy i with the other departments of the Stock Exchange, but, in the absence of speculative sales of import- ance, the fall was not severe. Great Nort~hern (including' the A), york and North Midland, Berwick, North British, Metropolitan, and London, Brighton, and South Coast stoc-ks, declined i Per cent. ; London ...

... 1 SHARE LIMS. ?? _ I T.:nSDAY EVEMrA. ThThe railway market was flrmer t o-day, owing chiefly to purchases to close Preriou5 speculative ~sales, consequent upon the a poach of the fort- nightly settlement. Great Westefli, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Great Northern A, Squth Eastern, Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin- colnshire, Metropolitan, and London, Brighton, .and South Coast stocks were ...

... QOMMERCIAL AND ARKETS. _ 0 . . ?? PIIODUCE. M1NclENG-LANE, APrmL 22. The public markets will remain cloaed until Wednesday. By private contract no sales of importance are reported. Sug~r coffee, and rice remain ateady. Cotton dull of sale. Ot. articles without change. P~Vsiovxxas-litter-PriOes of foreign are a tWiOO lower, owing to good supplies and favrourable weather for the make., Bacon-A ...