... RAIL WA YS. FRIDAY EVENING. Tme same quietness which marked the English stock, mar5ket was observable in the railway market. Little business was done, and prices remain nearly, the ?? 3yester~day. For -guarallteed shares there was a more active de- man11d than of' late. French shares wcre flatter; Northerns being8 ?? ts,; and most others i, S08AIIO, ?? ND 8YOCRS UNDUARN TElED. BALtat.VAeaI. ...

... TUEsDAY EVENING. | Consols opened better, being at 961 to 97 ex div., I4 but money sales taking place at 97- with the divi- I dead on, the price of the morning was not main- :I tained, and the closing quotation was the -same as that of yesterday, 968- to 31 for the January opening. In the stocks still. open there was a greater propor- tion of transactions. The official business report r ...

... XONIBY MAIBfBT. WEDNESDAY EvnSING. To-morrow being the account day in the English stock market, active preparations for the settlement were in progress to-day. Consols opened' at 97- to s, and dealings for money took place as low as 97T, but stock closed for money and to-morrow at 97; to ?? being I above yesterday's rate, and coming up to the standard of Monday. For the January account the ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MAARKTS. PRODUCE MTILET. at ! MINCINO-LA:IE, Dx 1. The public sales declared for to-morrow (Tuesday) are naller than for some time, past. a- pFEE.- .:i O u5omse f j importance reported; but the 8, market wasis a flfta'a tande. et Tz.-The ladre publie sileh deel red&or Thursday have Js partly suspended.busiaegi by-p te contract. V' Ricx.-This article 'has 'an 'upward' tendency; ...

... XI NIES. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Transactions have taken place to-day in A lred .Consols, Devon Gret Consols, North and West ;Insols, D on Gre Mart Ann, St. Aubyn and . assetts, Mollaynd, West Arvdn e, Garre,,, Trevem loran, and West Wheal Russell.l , In foreign shares, St. John del Roy, at 204, ex ,div.; Santiago, 4; and United Mexican, 2 lg. ¢ I The market for the Californian gold mines was quiet ...

... ? WITh heapeac f UEDY EVmNIeNG. Withhe aproah ofthy holidays ?? stqck marlkets has been much less frequented. Prices - advaiiced 'en Saturday andi Monday, and there being' |nothing to support the speculatcrs too anxious to; l'els nthe late rise, quotations gave way, and I I dretlyonumerous rumours were set afloat ot disas- Itrous occurrences. Consols opened as yesterday at 197 to 9i8', and ...

... MONBY MARKET. TUESDAY EVENING. Wa has been an eventful day on the Stock Ex- e The English money market m openeda ehadeweakerrin consequence chiefly of the dissen. jib anthe cabinet com oentedoni the Daily News. Consols vere quoted 98i to z, and found buyers at the latter price. Rumours of important news from *5iis were soon afterwards spread, and it became knoln that the Submarine Telegraph ...

... RAILWAY, BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK. (From ljesuat~s's llailway Journal.) Oil MEETINGS, fes Monday-Londo ana South Western (Second Class Season Ticket Hoders). it Tuesday-7London and South Western, tol OALLS. Great Indian Peninsular, 15s. ; Shrewsbury and Chester ha f(E I Preference N ew), 21. ; Great Northern (Scrip), 3i. no0 th 1TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. p Miles opened. Name of Rileway. ...

... C^OMM.1}ZEI.TIAL AND MAKEXTS;E. I ~PRODUCE MARETr. ;, SIINC1NO-LANB, Dxcv. 22. Sue At.-Business has been done in foreiga'by pri~vate 'contract, but the particulars have' not been allowved to transpire. Coa'rea.-No sales reported to-day; prices remain no- |minally the same as last Friday. ITEA..-Tho near approach of the holidays prevents busi- ness being done in thsis market. COTTON;-We are ...

... -MdNB]i A~kBt . Th I0,,g, ' ' sh Tknesasxl 1c, 4vING.l . 'hc I~glih ,oqk mrarket opened .witClonsold4n'1 97M~oL ^ Ifor ,e:~,snA acounoceirng a sh'a4,e above' 'the c osing pee .of yesterdiy, an on the., pur.!j chas of thegovernment broker, and other invest- cy ecde~ 1i'Dziy Yes gav in, adce 4 6ofl tiei other paprs the news of4tlie'e4 c tion'of burricades, bto alt nghl tbia created 'great 1 ...

... On Thursday evening the annulgnrlmeting of thiememblers andafriends of the FinantciaL Reform Associa-I tion was held in the Conceort-hall, Lord Nelson-street. Shortly after seven o'clock the chair was taken byth president of the association, lRoD]ERTSOX GLADISTO.NE, BEeq. The C 11.41 RL XJN- on taking his seat, was received With loud and long-coa,tiunted cheering. As soon as silence was heli ...

... SATURDAY EVENING. The market has not been so active to-day, but a few transactions have taken place in Mary Ann, Alfred Consols, West Caradon, &c. In foreign shares, Santiago at 44s1 and United Mexican at 28. A very large amount of business has again been transacted this week, and the demand for dividend shares has been greater than during any week in the year. 'fhis is accounted for both by ...