... ' ' t ?? >tAR1~JPS1P 8 t > t . , .1- .W .. .- . _ 1.. T:nl ?? ?? The ;railway msarket showed renewed dubiesa to- day, and the vaiiation3 the principal stocks were nearly all in 'an a ivcso. direction. Caledonian fell 1 per cent.; Brighton,' ?? London and South Western, J; Great Northern A ; A; London and' North Western, Great':Ekstetn, South :astern, 'Manchester, Sheffield, and ...

... IDON PEDRO NORTHDEL REY GOLD MINING I I COMPANY (LIMITED). Yesterday an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders was held at the London Tavern; Mr. HENRY HAYmEN (the chairman of the company) presided. The SBEOTARY (Mr. Dawoon) read the notice convening the meeting. The CHAiRmAN said that he addressed the shareholders upon the present occasion with feelings of great savisf c- tion, knos ...

... :SQUTHAMfPTO DOCK COMPANY.L I I1 . ~ _ I r. . I The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held yesterday at the offices, No. 19, Bishopsgate-street Within; Mr. CHARLES CAPPER, M P. in the chair. The report of tbe directors stated that the net revenue, after payment of the interest on the debenture capital, of the dividends on the preference stocks, and of all working cxpenses, repairs, &. ...

... - . I : . . : ~ , -* . ?? - . . I .. The railway market waa Iirmer, :especi4s'i~ilthe afternosn on, and; the. closing prices showed an. d vance in most of the leading lines. Great Northern A stock was fin active request,' and 'rose 24, per cent. The original st~ock improved 1 ; Great Western, ~; Brighton, ; ork and North, Midland, Berwick, and London ~and South Western,; Great Eastern, #; ?? ...

... j .O NYMAK E. TuksnAj EyENG. the stock markets have been generally firm, :1)0 to tse continued fineness of th NVeatper~nid vtllnouncemuent of large shipments of gold from t;ralia. Consols opened at a further advance, limits being open to sell at 95, a re- el tok place, and the final prices were about a asesterday. At the close, however, the was decidedly favourable. In the rail- 5narkct there ...

... WEDNESDAY EVENING. The railway market declined this morning, but afterwards experienced a recovery, and at the close the tendency was rather favourable. The final quotations, compared with those of yesterday, ex- hibit a rise o. -~ per cent, in Great Northern (in-. cluding the A); 1tin Caledonian and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire; I in Metropolitan; and 1 in South Eastern; but a ...

... COMMERCIAL -AND MARKBES. PRODUCE. MNlCoNLA, AuGUST 28. SUGARt--The Market is quiet at about previous prices. 44G casks of BIritishr West India Sold at 27s. 9d. to 31sq 6a. No public s.les were held to-day. l eta the previous value. Covari.1. -100 cta IsksS barrels plantation erylon chiefly sold at the valuations; triagti e, 37s. to 42s. O.; poed to fine lane s orinry, f, to 739. of 120 ...

... OOMMEBRIAL AX MARKETS- 3- IROBUCE, rn £Mixnrw LAIs, JULY 31. SuaLn..-There is a steady but a less active demand at yester- 33 day's currency. 507 oasks of British West India sold at SOs. to in 88s. Refined-Dried goods continue in moderate request; Pieces e, steady. d60bg ?? it. COFF'EE.-1,000 casks 610 barrels and 30 aso llns, eX Ceylon sold steadily in public sale at full to rather dearoer ...

... I - ,. 4A!usudea1btt,4perioa 1oIth:tyar, .tho c ?? ini bhe stock market hreilniost 4iitirely 1 regulated by thie state of the weather. ie faciaii- able change this- I Io t pn (; a rew ed , dva~nce,, whicliwasm stoe' oly paintaone4p d 'and the closing~priceslwqrerat;thelbest point :of the: a ayc' ?? and4New' T he'p,' Cen t. were ,,p alsoht;igher.' ..Te&*mavk~eh ;wa8, in.a~dditionjl,i suFp. 1r ...

... r S MONEY MARKETS, i In the Stock Exchange.to-daybusiness has again been limnited, and 'the attendanco balow the average even at this 'period of the year. The' finesi'esi'ofX the weather caused a general advasnce in ,t~o jeariesr part of the day; but a reaction occurred towards the close. Consols were slightly better inl the morning;'7 but afterwards receded and left off' I-6 to i per cent. ...

... OYXNEY MARKET. !.t :i : I . I .,i ::4 ' . ; , I 51!wssDAY EvssG. re. Business in the Stock Exhanxe to-ay wseven' ;re msre than usually restricted, and in consequences Ti a prejudicial infiluence' was insome cases exercised to] upon prices. The'funds after declining';.percent., closed j lower than yesterday. It has aluady been fho announced' that a sum 'of 5,042f. has; to be in- vested this ...

... THE extraordinary ease4 which has for some time prevailed in the money market shows no symptom of ceasing. ' The bullion at the Bank continues to increase, and by the last return amounted to 23,255,5641. In Paris the accu- mulation is still larger, the total held last week being 36,119,0001. The accountsto be made up on Wednesday next will probably show that the two Banks of England and France ...