... STOCK AND =HAL=i T Dublin, Monday Bventig. 'T'bere i, a decline of j in the value of th, FuilA; Comeols realiecd 901 for moohey, and New Three per (ent. Stock 88,; for transfer,'and 88,I b for account, buyers. Bank Stolk and Hiberniaan Bank Shares closed firm at the previous rates; National of- Liverpbol also brought the last price, buyers at 163, and ,10 for next account, and Provincial were ...

... Although there is no immediate prospect of any improvo- ment taking place in the scarcity of the demnand in the Wvelsh iron trade, makers generally have the greatest con- fidence in the future, and the general opinion is that early in tho new year signs of activity will be displayed, boL on home end foreign account. Ths requirements of most of the large consumers and railway companies are ...

... BCYPTIAiN COMMBRCIAL AND TRADING COMPANT. A general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held at the London Tavern yesterday affer- noon, Mr. A. TODD in the chair. The SECaETAnY having read the circular calling the meeting, the report, which has been already published, was taken as read. The CHAIRM.N, in moving its adoption, said-Gentle- men, some apology may be due for calling ...

... FORIUCG COMPETITION IN THIE IrON TRADE. Messrs Creed and Williams having described what they saw and heard during their recent visit to the ironworks of Belgium, now state the conclusions to which they have been led with reference to the posi. tion of England in the great indulstial race. They state:- We have satisfied ourselves on two essential points. Firstly, we are satisfied that the ...

... THIS DAYS'S MARKETS. E~DINBURGVM- ERTMCHANGE. ~~AMDAY NOON C *losing., l Do. St&PvnaA;A 4 f 1 io. hs, ~etp~3ta21:J ~. -~.1210- 0 -12 - E t r ?? 12-4.04 - 1 2 5ont~etmad Mr ope 6 5 MillDhe btS, ef r. d ,,n . 08 Q. - - U:5t5.20 iftak.Ih p. N: 1 A2 7~dIS20. 3 illadaA sak 9.0 dil - i ss Firef,7 S3' 0SQ a- - 6 Ho:l 0. ?? . ?? BootPro~~l5Ir. , -57 -v i Eii~et[ ien Jolmo s7 -jy~0 pT~o. ift asmsz, ...

... LONDON CORN MARKET-FRTDAY, Dec. 28. Very little English wheat was received fresh op to our market to-day. The trade, however, was by no meann active. Nevertice- less, factors were flrm il their demands and refased to oell at lener rates, We have, therefore, no ehlange to notice In prices. We were well sallplied with foreigit wheat. Fine parcels comnmtanded fSll currencies, with a fair ...

... LATEST COMN.ERPIAL NEWS. LoNDox, Tuesday Evening. [lP SPECIAL wira] (From the Globe of this Bveinal City, 2Vwo o clock. The Lavourable character of the revenue returns, I andl in the absence of all foreign demand for specie, I the prospect of the gold held by the Bank continuing to increase, combined with a very moderate demand f ior money, have all contributed to strengthen the stock malkets; ...

... Li 15-ill 'e beoU ARRIIVED AT ABERDEEN.-Dec. 26. Cceffii Matilda, Foster, t, 005- Wcmiy,,s ; Queen, Parrot, L~erwick Plsaros, Liniklater, lIto I :Prin- .it tile cess Alice, U~rquhiart, put tbaclc; Christian, Robertson, Shields; nlstely, Richard, lKrig, LKonisglserg ;Princess Alice, Urgolsart, pot back ; :11sible Livonia, Lenunserhort, lPornau Cecilia, Blalck, Maceluffb-27. Cai- o Auss- therino ...

... CORN MARKET8. LEEDS CORN MAREIT, TuESDAY. (Rom the Circular of Messrs. Duanei and CO.) As was generally expected, the advenlt of the New Year is necompanied with an improved feeling in the wheat trade. Our supplies are again likely to be diverted from uts, in consequence of French buyers having again made their appearance on our east coast markets, and a very large nud active demand going on ...

... L.ONDON CORN ItRCIIANGE.-MONDAT. In the country maarkets held on Saturday there wass a fair demand bor wheat, at thie full prices oftire previous week. Barley, oats, be~ans, anidpeas ruled quiet, at about late rates. The flour trade was fiem, on foruter terms. On the Continent the trade for wheat is firm, ait full quotations. For spring rorn, however, there is only a moderate demansd, at late ...

... I SOME weeks ago a deputation of the Currency Reform Asso- ciation, recently constituted, waited on the President of the Board of Trade. The chairman of that association is Mr. ALISON, the writer of several pamphlets on currency; the vice-chairman is Mr. EDMUND BEALES. We are not aware what amount of support or co-operation these gentlemen have received from the great mone- tary and trading ...

... 1 M rONY YMARKE,'. 'I I. I ' . r , . TUESDAY EvENING. The satisfactory character of the revenue returns, the renewed ease in the money market, and the continued influx of gold to the Bank, have to-day strengthened the favourable tendency which was manifested in the stock markets at the close of the old year. Throughout the day there was a con- atant demand for English government stock, and the ...