... 0OMfERCIAL AND MARKETS. I PRODUCE. mywomt-unG MAY 7. -rsThe market has opened steadily to-day at full prices 507 ei5s1; of British West India Bold, one-haliin public sale; ijobadoos at~O soi d. to 37s. ; Jamaica, 27s. to 315. id. ; Tobago, 27. to s.; Demerara, 29s. to SOs. 2,000 bags of Mauritius ot7o8 aere mostly sold; grainy graylsh, 8bsa to of Madras syrups, brown and yellow, at 2_5. to ...

... TuESDAY EVEMnOG. In the railway market this morning a fresh re-! duction occurred, 'but in the afternoon a demand sprang up, and at the close of business the lead- iglines were nearly all higher ,than yesterday. The transactions were mostly spe culative. London, Brighton, and South Coast stock was in active re-. quest, and recovered fully 1 per cent., upon' a statement that the directors have ...

... I ] WEDNESDAY V4 G.- ] A further impulse has been given to the funds by the abundance of gold and of idle money. A total of 575,0001. in gold having been sent into the 4 Bank since the date of the last return, and further . arrivals to the amount of 270,0001. having been 1 announced to-day, the expectation that the Bank 1 minimum rate of discount will be lowered to-mor- row to 2i per cent. ...

... I - ?? I.. . . E _ _ _ . ?? PRODUO :, U : 0; 7 ; ,: 4GM , : 31Y 0. 8Uofll.-The market closed steady at the full price of last -week. ;l,40. Casksof BritishWest. Indiaold,pbcefly in public -salea Diarbadoes at.27s.Ato 84ti Cd. Jamaica, .SOs to S2.- St. Vincent, 27e. to 32s.;; St. litts, 280. Cd. to 80. Cd.; AntLua, ,20s. .to 805.; orystallised Berbice and Demerara, 86a.. ad. to S83! d. The ...

... I SHlf A RE LISTS. TouSDAX EVEMIG. ?? The railway msirket was decidedly buoyant to- 26o day, owing to some extensive purchases to close A6S speculative accounts, combined with-a. few 'invest- ments on orders, from, the public.. Nearly, ti b& whole of the principal stocks were better,. but the'1 chief advance, amounting to Ij to 14 jer cetwas 2 in Lancashire and Yorkshire, Great NorhernA 4 ...

... MONEY MA-RKET. 1 TUESDAT HvWMens The stock markets to-day were very steady ; but business presentedadcecided falling off, and has now It' shrunk within a limited compass, while the scale0 recent excitement has entirely died away. During the Ithe morning a tendency to, improvement was ap- scare 1parent, owing to the satisfactory nature of Lord Shim L Stanley's statements in the House of Commons ...

... - ,: ?? l ; 1 , I - - ?? ! 55a 'I t' at ?? vT nG at The ?? maiot open~d this mornling ata .'further decided advance, but saleis were afterwads' ~;presaed, and the closing quiotatioiS were, in ibbut at a doze cses low'erta etei'Ay' 'Tiitie qp- pared, Midland stock shows a falliI of 'I per -cent.; iy London, Chatham,. and- Dover, .,~nd London, ?? Brighton, and South.Coa~st, L; ondon and Noith or ...

... Alhough the mney market.MONDAY BVyG. Although the money market continues uninter- ruptedly e;asy, and the French; Rentes are still rising, the English funds have to-day experienced a relapse of J per cent. Foreign stocks, though comparatively dull in the afternoon, closed in many instances better than on Saturday. One of the exceptions was Italian, which, after rising, left off at a reduction ...

... C O M0eIWI7fAL AND MARKET& PRODUCE re MNOINo-.ANi. MAY 16 re 1 A-l.-A 1r lmount of business bas been transacted to4d at steady arics, Icluding 750casks of British West Indie, au y. 2.e6d8d. 05. SI d ,000°bags of browvn Mauritius, at 27t. 4d.' andI 100 bags of 'uatemala; in public sWie, brown at 2ft to it 29;., ?? There Is no further change in prices, but there Is te only a moderate inquiry. ...

... I Yesterday the first general meeting of share- holders was held at the offices of the company, Austin- friars;- Mr. PARKE pITTAR in the chair. Th6; report of the directors reminds the shareholders I ci the unprecedented state of panic and depression that has prevailed almost from the day the company was esta- I blished, necessitating on the part of the board more than z -usual caution and ...

... jTHE MIDLAND RALvWAY COMPANY, TO THE EDITOR Or TIr DAIY NEWS. SIR,-In a letter from the Secretary of the Mid- land Railway Company, dated the 9th inst., which has ap. peared in several of the leading newspapers, it is alleged that the act for making the line from Settle to Carlisle was a plied for by the Midland Company in consequence, of the London and North Western Company having re. fused ...

... I PROVINCIAL HOIL AAW au. rnmpoo4, 31AT S.-Mm to-dy: Great Eastern, 281 Great Western 40j I-Lancasbire and Yorkshlre, 12W t. London, Brfhtion, and South Coast,-60 71-London and IerIt Western 112 -Ma eter Sheffield, and llncolnhIre. 496 17ldiland, 109-North Bth, 34-S ste SI I f5 1lManchester, Sheffield anud Llncolnhf~re5, ,. ff per cent., MY-Tumalo and Lakeiuron,8-Unied States MAo Twenties, ...