... SATURDAY EtVENING, December 31. The markets and the Stock Exchange continue ex- tremely quiet; but, notwithstanding the absence of business in every department, prices are well sustained, and upon the receipt of the Paris telegrams, after mid- day quotations slightly advanced. Consols were first quoted at 955, but afterwards rose an eighth per cent. and closed at 95' to 954' ex div. The New ...

... CORN MARKETS, &o. Lmo:NiO CORN EXCHANGE, Yesterday.-This week we have had no arrivals of either foreign wheat or oats, and the sup- ply of all other grain has been very limited. The attendance at market this morning was unusually small, even for a Wednesday, as was also the amount of business transacted, The value of all kinds of corn is nominally as on Monday. WOLVERHIAMPTON CORN MARKET, ...

... COM MERCIAL AND MONETARY. SATURDAY EVENING, January 7. There was more animation on the Stock Exchange to-day than usually takes place on a Saturday. The amount of money laid out in investments in Consols of late gives an indication that public confidence is re- turning on all that relates to political affairs both at 'home and abroad. Consols were first quoted to-day at 954. to 954 ; but at a ...

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... ISHIPPING INTELLIGENCE TUESDAY, JANUARY 24.. Wind ?? freah. ThOW. D. newalL for Rio Janeiro, has put bac leay. Til Bosphorus (oe. s h I ,for ardff, ha put l . ABIBrVED-Robert, Cartr, from New Orlennl Lee, . Ister, Q ?? RBanfoeld, Nilol, Buenos Axese , Antwerp-se'e of the Ooean. Chasei Cjha~rWn-1 0. Degan, Rio Jane Orcseent; Cl. , Now Orleans. Arei, and agal (b E n -bo h off tb AxlYe~rau y- ? ...

... COMMERC IA4 I iuch ' I yoii, {oiNDAr Ariausres [arly Console opened dull this morning and continued tend, so throughout the day, having deolined to 9. The ?? sole cause of this dulnesu is an apprehension that auoh the Bank of England will again raise the rate of ulee. discount, in the hope-a perfectly vain one-of riter putting am end to purchases of India stook It is era- certainly aA enumous ...

... rAisiseVED AT AunuEENxi.-Jan. S. .4gnes, Duothie, Fraserburghb; C- Gambia, Daniel, Londoo.-4. Prince Consort, Parrott, Lerwick ; It Ariel, Hunter, WVick ; Janses, Baird, Peterhsead; Genus, Wann* .s stroin, eto.; Perth, Walker, London ;Daniel, Edward, Peterhead.- II i. Matilda, Duthie, ' oS Prince Consort, Parrott, Leith.-7. b, Msargaret and Jane, Itobertson, Peterhecad; Aberdeenshire, Talbot, ...

... iking FIDAY NIGHT. rling- tli N~r pesal The accounts of tho Bank of England, would, if made out in tho us to old formn, present the following results:- part Liabilities. £ Assets. tsix Circulation (including Securities . 30,778,752 after Bank post bills) 22,643,759 Coin and Bullion .. 16,224,129 1 and Public Deposits 5,564,925 I the Private Deposits . 15,543,469 ation 43 ...

... 19 1. TRW ?; gr?ffir Ptipts. ? a g I The following are the Raiwy Receipts fOr' the past week- * 1,159. 1858. Belfast and Ballymena - , £1,025. £1,082 Belfast avA County Down - 486 534 Birkenheed, Lane., and Chcs. June. 2,763. 3,138 BlytheandTryno - - - 1,214 990 Bristol and Exeter - - 7,282 6,385 Caledonia - - 15,7.6D 13,910 Cork and Bandon - - 222 247 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 214 243 ...

... The following is an iabstract, of the Gross. Pro- duce of the ievenue of the United Kingdom~ in the undermtentioned periods. ended Dee. 3i, 1859, Compared with t he correaponding periods of tho preceding year Quarters ended - lat~farcli, 80tit june, a0th Sept., I1st Dec., 89. 1859. 105'. 1850. enwis 5,914,291 6,108,418 6,5721,8666,500 Excise . 3,187,0009 4,945,000 5,549,030 5,5w00,00 Stamps 2 ...

... STATE OF W-RAiDE. . LaEITH, JaM 30.-The shipping at this port,. |Reed from the number of vesselb still discharging si'h grain and other merchandise, appears to be in. i a very prosperous condition; and the long con- parr tinuation of such a state of ttafflc at such a Sr period ofthe yeiar is quite tnusual. Last week | e 21 foreign antid 25 coastwise arrivals were re- VI 'Iported; 5' vessels ...

... ENGLAND AND FRANCE-TIHE COMMERCIAL I TREATY. Two of 0il weeklfy contemporaries have statements of facts, and some comments on the new trcaty. We read in the Econontist:_', With respect to the commercial treaty, which it is said has been already signed or w ill be signed to-day betwven Fiance and Englandt, we mut, of course, resolve our opinion till thie details are known. To commeont on ...