... I xi6~iiBMARKET. MONDA&Y Ev.ENING. co f he tendency of the stock markets to-day wats ,in decidedly favourable. The chief demanldwas ro or the flunds, especially late in the afternoon, and pri 't tile extreme Close of the market Console were 251 a0td~pe et higher than on Saturday. Pro- ab, 1oe fopr cethe monthly settlement on Thursday is51 ?? leave comnnienced, and from the circumstance thatth ...

... JI I MIONDAY EVENING. In the mining market ?? East Lovell, Great Vor, Prince of WYales, and Nest Chiverton shares were in demand, at an advance, and Great Retal- lack, West Caradon, Wheal TrelawneY, Prosper United, North Crofty, Marke Valley, East Caradon, and Stray Park, met with inquiry. North Tres- kerby aind Providence, however, declined. Prices were quoted as ?? Moor, 5j to E; Chontales ...

... I I I ~ - ~ .: MONDAY EVVN7 The railway market was extremely firm to-day, and prices again improved. London and South W \estern stock rose 2 per cent. ; Midland, 1k; Great Western, 1; Great Eastern and York and North Midland, 4; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 4- South Eastern and Berwick, 4; Lancashire and Yorkshire, s; London and North Western, North British, and London , Chatham, ...

... I COMM, ERCIAL .AND MARKETS. I PRODUCE. MIISOING.LME, 'JAN.7. SuaAu,.-Tho following sales aire reotda impies: -30,000 bags of clayed Manilla. at 2s o3s;500bg of unclayed, at 25s. Gd.; 1,200 bagsoPeagatSsld. 1,000 bags of Mauritius, at 27s. 6d. ?? ,0 oe of Havannabl, No. 12, at 359. Gd., veylwa 0.G.Re- fined: The market continues firm,burahrqe. COFFE. -Plan1tation Ceylon is in cierqeta ul the ...

... PROVINCIAL SHAR MAAKT&S. LIVERPOOL, JAN. 8.-Sales today Great Eastern, 32 1 2 1 ?? Western, 601 +-Lancuslre and Yorkshire, 130- V London and North Western, 12180 * a I & I 3G -Manchester, SheMeld, andLincoblshire, 56 h8o *I 6 i-dland, 1265-North British, 39 81-North Staffords.Lo, 74-South Eastern, 711 1 l -Greet Eastern (East Anglican 6 per cent. B), 108- Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4-Grand Trunk ...

... - 'YNUVAL TRADE REPORTS. X HIDES, SKINS, FURS, Ac, wit potthe Circular of Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks find00 [Prom ?? dated Jan. 5.] etdaaea con The market has genertally presetecaonad duigthe past year. Prices have, as pro ppl,,rule butl nt t s g atua extent as mlight ver nel icuted r, the exceptional state of the r enrct;i at, considering the Arim~oney that ing. ceded or so ong a eriod the ...

... ENGLISH AND FOREIGN CREDIT COMPAN Y. I -- Art extraordinary general meeting of the share- holders of this company was held at their offices, W% in. chester-buildings, yesterday, for the purpose of considering, and, if thought proper, of confirming the resolutions passed at an extraordinary general meeting of the company held on the 13th December to wind up the company and form a new company ...

... | O MARKET. ,| The! principal feature in the Stobk'E xohangd ; to-day has been a fresh risd' ?? i per cent. ih the, funds, 'notwithstariding, news of a relapse'of like amount in the French Rentes. At, the monthly, settlement in Consols, no* in. progress, a good; i amount of stock has been delivered; but, against this, there have been some large; purchases while at the same time the market is ...

... I ; SHABE_ CLISTS. - T ESA VZNINlQ. 15 The railway market opened steadily this nmorn-'0 ing, but sales were afterwards pressed, and the 2 .closing prices showed a redu!ctjon In, several of the u, principal stocks. Metropolitan 'and Great eastern. 1 were prominently heavy, anxd fell 1 and per cept., 120 rsectively. Great NorthernAm orl Eastern, 20 .and London, Chatham, and Dover also declined ...

... I COIMEROIAL AND MARKETS& e~-4 - PRODUCE. . . ! . He'ab ?? JAX. 8. SuoAnr.-The market has b, nt -day a r ad- vance of 6. an&. 2 Jn active to-day at an d vanceof6d. and ?? ?? last week's prices. 1,785 casks o' - ?1naes I.prct n itwe prices. ; crystall k ?? West India sold at 31i. to 36s. - crystal]-- at' blic We; Barba.- does, t ~ied ~ toti., art s being of porto sodradili puolics.also, ul ...

... |yNE MARKET. VEnNESDAT EVENING. 86 Thlefends to-day experienced a little reaction, Flv Thl is not suLrprisiig, considering that since the Phil ,ereIelr settlement Consols have risen nao less 35.; ?? 2l hercentt if we take the highest point l . han 'escerdaY, viz, 91 to -. To-day we have dial !reeit a relapse of 4- per cent., although it j s dit ordiy of reilnrk that there is a difference of 48 ...

... I -, The half-yearly general meeting of the Propri- b tors of this bank was held yesterday afternoon ait the Lon- do don Tavern; Mr. P. K. LAURIE in the chair , in Mr. W. 0. BEVILLE (the Secretary) having read the cur notice -convening the meeting, read the following report: bad The directors have to report that the net profits of ban the bank for the six mouths ending 31st December last,re ...