... ?? second ordinary general meeting of the -shareholders was held yesterday, at the company's offices, L2. Leadenhall-street; the Right Hon. E. P. BouvzzIm, M.P., IN in the chair - for the reception of a report of the directors and for the declaration of a dividend. The report, which has appeared, having been taken as re-read, ?? CHA``M.A moved its adoption. He observed that the year had been a ...

... WlcI)NISDAY EVBMIG,- The amount of business 'in the railway market' was again considerable, and the leading lines ex- perienced a further almist general advance. Cale-I donian and Metropolitan District stocks rose 1 pter cent. ; Great Western,j ; London and North Vestern, Midland, and reat Northern A, 1 Lancashire and Yorkshire, Great Northern(o- ginal), York and North Midland, Berwick,Iad ...

... '1 ?? IX :The tendency of the sto'k: market4 to-day was tfaourable.' ' ?? atempoar increase in the -demand for.money, the funds -were preju- diced by a preponderance of sales, both'spbeculative . 'and bo,.anil;.ejieda, .os~dat a fall of i per, cent. b Some porons'had been sanguine enough to look P for a reduction in the Bluk rate of discount to 2 D per cent. to-day. A check was also given by ...

... HMONV MAfBRKET. = I 'edeD Nqtwithstauding the favourable featutes in- it 'vaolved in the heaviness of the corn market% and he th he ' the continued influx of gold to the Bank, the funds les today were weaker, and closed at a relapse of i to 1 i per cent. Supprt 'was' derived at one peiod r. from: a purchase of 100,000W. stock on account of 1 th the Court. of Chancery, but there were again a ...

... I f ' WZDNESDAY EVBMrNG. In the mining market today Clifford Ainalga- mated, Great Retallack, West Chivertonr, Wheal Crebor, Wheal Grenville, West Prince of Wales, Wheal Buller, Wheal Basset, and Great Laxey shares were in request, and some of them advanced. On the other hand, East Caradon, Great Vor, and Prince of Wales declined. Prices were quoted as ?? Giwiog, SOs. to 32s. 6d. ; Chiverton ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MA .| PRODUCE.h MIONOING-LAIN, JnE7. a SUGARt.-ThCedemand conitinues limited. 561 casks of British, 'West India gold at 310. to 12s,, being agbout tlos previous cur- ro reosoy .900 boxes of dainaged HaVana sod steaidil in pusblifo r sale at' 29S. to t3oe. 13d. for rowns, aisd Sl.t0s* o p fric an~ yellow. llellned dried goods are now to be had at iser pIes. Pic~yes un.t4r3 ctsks ...

... SII2'.VDE RAILWAY COMPANY. - ?? The twelfth annual general meeting of share- W holders was held yesterday afternoon, at the London m Tavern; Mr. W. P. AImDEw, the chairman, presiding. II The report, which has already been published, having ti been taken as read, aE The CHAIRMANimoved its adoption. He said there ree( four points which were particularly deserving of notice. w One was the great ...

... ISHARE_ LISTS , MONDAY 'Ev=G. The railway market was heavy to-day, and prices experienced afresh fall. The amount of business was rather considerable, but it consisted chiefly of speculative sales. Great Northern stock declined 1I per cent. ; Midland, Great Northern A, North British, London, Ohathamj and Dover, Brighton, and Metropolitan District, 1; Great Eastern and South Eastern, j; London ...

... iTF TRADE AND -FINANCE. THE position of the London and Brighton Rail- way Company is in its way unique. Never have the most private afairs of a great public company been so conpletely disclosed. It is generally be- lieved that the only chance of getting at the truth in these cases, whether as regards joint-stock un- dertakings or mercantile firms, lies through the law courts. A winding-up ...

... MO NY MARKET. THURSDAY EV=QN. The stock markets this morning'' showed some return of dulness, but in the afternoon a better demand was' observable, and the general tone at the close was firm. Consols, after declining.k per cent., closed strongly at rates fully equal tothose of yesterday. The monthly settlement, which was completed to-day, was attended with the failure of two more speculating ...

... TUIIBDAY E'VWMro The raidway market was buoyant to-day, and an important and almost general advance occurred in prces. The amount of business was consider- able, and would probably have been still larger were it not that the fortnightly settlement will commence to-morrow. London, Brighton, and South Coast stock rose 2 per cent. ; Midland, 1j; Metropolitan, 1.c Great Northern A, and South ...

... U L i:: }S I l.. i - WEDNWSDAY EVmofloa, The transactionv~in the railway miarket to-day were upna limited scale, but the tone was some-, what betr thanl yesterday. Brighton stock was in demand, and recovered 1 per cent. Lancashire abd Yorkshire and London, Chathamn, and.Dover', advanced ;,Great Northern A, ~;and; Midland' and Metropolitan, J. London and South Western, however, declined 1 per ...