... 1 kRA-IlWA MrARKE - ; i 1 1 ?? - w I . TUXSDAY EvU~iMG. The railway market improvedathis' morning, but afterwards declined, and closed with a fiat appear- ance. . Compared with the last quotations of yqa- terday, Caledonian and Metropolitan stocks ex- hibit a reduction 'of about ,i1 per cent.; Great Western and Great Northern (original), I; Mid- load, Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern, ...

... ES WavOUw-S rAACTTE. BANKBUPTM E Brewies Pa merston-balihciug, 4vi y, share dealer-C Eaton Pligrim-atreet, Ludgate hill, City, auctlomear-S Smith, Artil- ler-ilane, City, hairdresser-l LDesne, C orshill, wine merchant -I Bciley, Bow-street4 Coventogarden,. managing berman-F Lindeey Brompton road, photograpber-W Msggerldge. Peel- terrace, bteptford, out of busloesss-H (alland, Weetipinster. ...

... NR. GL&D9TOBB AND THE TRfADES' - - - -. INION-S. ?? - - The a50nrned delegate meeiing of the London trades, in reference to the deputatton to Mr. Gladstone, was held on Friday eveniog at the Beil in; Old Bailey. About 100 delegates rete preeent, representing sixty socielies, with an aggregate of 150,000 nembera. r. George Pot- ter oocupred,,sfe ohabr. The (.)HaIIraN Isaid the movement in which ...

... ITALIAN ZRRIGATION (CANALf AAVOUR) COMPARY. I . , A meeting of the members of the Bondholders' Protection Association was held yesterday afternoon at the Terminus Hotel, Cannon-street, City; Mr. GAssxoT in the chair. The meeting was called by the committee of the assoola tion for the purpose of obtaining the assent of the bond- holders to en arrangement recommended by them in a circular issued ...

... WRDNMlDAT EVEqNING. The railway market was flat in the earlier part of the daty, but afterwards ipoeada 4 o'clock nearly al the Vrincipal stocks were better than yesterday. Berwick was in active request and. rose 2 per cent. Caledonian. and 'York and North Midland were also bought to a large extent, at an advance of If. Glasgow ?? Western' improved I per cent. ; Great Northern (original), J ; ...

... THIZEOETH B&AMIT AND 'VAEDOMIAN RAILWAY OQOMPAMBI The heads of the joint-purse agreement between J the North British Railway Compaq and the Caledoniaa B.Rilway COmparn have just been prited in the report d: the d itetorsaf efoasnmora;conpaniy, to ho submitte to u speeial general meetlng of the shareholders in Edin v On. 084e t imit.! The direotors state i this report that . Leither company in ...

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... 11I RIO DR JANRIBO CITY IMPROVEMENTS Fj COMPANY (LIMITED). ?? - d The following is the report of the directors to be ' presented to the extraordinary general meeting of share- . holders to-morrow: The directors have convened the presernt meeting in n consequence of a communication which they have received e from the solicitor of six shareholders who, it is stated, are e aoting a~sa comamittee ...

... * COMMERCIAL AYD MAEKET& i~~ ~ . .. . . i l S~~PODUCE. r SUGAR.-!The transacfions are -cofined te uip'rcels a a revious rates. ' Barbadoes, at Us. to35s/ d~land agtau iagser Ksaros,'27s.9d.' Refaod:' ?? dem d'is i steady for pieces, at previous rates;.deed goods . s in good supply continue dull of sale. s. COFFEZ-TeHmarket continuesquiet , D TszA,-There is Still very little business ...

... EASTLONDON BANK (LIMITED). The eighth ordinary meeting was held yesterday at the London Tavern; Mr. a. S. BUrLEB, M.P., in the chair. ; The report has already appeared. The CkuiiimaN congratulated the meeting on the pro- gress the bank had made during the last four years of its existence. He had been told on high banking authority thatif they made 2,000 accounts in five years they might be ...

... _ -O2 MXARKB2'. I - . i . I . . -MBArcBDAY BRnij in The,. fund3 tday wen steadyat yesterday's so quotations, without any movement of importance f Foreign stocks again showed strength, Brazilian' a New ~mad an, a~n~d exi~can, .amongst Others, s- meeting with an increased inquiry, although it is believed that several foreign States will ore long ap- is pear in this market an borrowers. The ...

... EYGLISH, SCOTTISE, AND A USYRALIAN CHAR. TERED .BANK. The twenty-ninth ordinary meeting was held yesterday at the offices, in Cornhill, Mr. A. L. ELDER it the chair. The report of the directors, which has been published Vas take as read, The CHAURMAN observed that six months ago he had tc informi them that their affairs were in a somewhat glooms position, and that they had been compelled to ...