... j .O NYMAK E. TuksnAj EyENG. the stock markets have been generally firm, :1)0 to tse continued fineness of th NVeatper~nid vtllnouncemuent of large shipments of gold from t;ralia. Consols opened at a further advance, limits being open to sell at 95, a re- el tok place, and the final prices were about a asesterday. At the close, however, the was decidedly favourable. In the rail- 5narkct there ...

... THE LONDON AND BRAZILAN BANK (LIMITED). I TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIP,-As a shareholder in the above-named company I have received the directors' report, to be pre- sented at the meeting fixed for Friday next, the 18th inst., in which I observe a very important remark made in few words, viz., The board have to report the termination of the negotiation for an amalgamation of the bank ...

... -4- A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday at Guildhall, under the presidency of the Right Hon. the LOnD MAYOR (Alderman Gabriel). THE CITY GAOLS. Alderman and Sheriff WATERLOW brought up a report of the state and condition of the City pribons, by which it appeared that there are at present confined in Dtewgate, 72; at the Debtors' Prison, 106; and at the City Prison, Holloway, 324 prisoners. ...

... PROVINCIOA SEHAR MNARKTS. LVIMPOOL, JAN. to-day: Greet Eastern, 34* ~~ ?? Western 55f 1--Lanca- shio au Yorkshe, 12-London Chatham, and Dover, IS 13-16 London and North Western, 124 jj 1-Manchester, Shef- field, and lincolneblre 55 4* J*5 5* J -Metropolltan, 92-flrk~enbefld, 88 xd.-raud rukof Canada, 218-orth Jueserance,d ff ?? I~nsunran~ce, S g7-1 ?? Untted Gne, 203-Runcorn Soap and Alkaline, ...

... COMMERCIL AND. MRKRET&I. PRODUCE. : ,. flTMeIN0GWLANi, MulmC 27. Su0AR-wThe market continues very dull; only 36 caskt Ofr British a est Ionk', sold at yesterd5ay's currency, and 200 tons; of jaggery Madras, common, 23s. - guinY, 24s. Gd. Retfiued is also vecry quiet, end prices are generallY ratlir-lower. ' COYFEI.-l00 caska end 40 bags of PIantation Ceylon sold In public gIehtriage, 439. to ...

... ?? THUR1SDAY EVENIN4G, The dealings in British railway securities to-clay again showed ,. preponderance of sales, and prices experienced a fresh reduction, thdugh with two or three exceptions it -was neither general nor important. South Eastern stock was again pro- ininently heavy and closed at a, further fall of 1k per cenlt. Lo'ndon and North 'Western, Great Eastern, and Berwick also ...

... ESTATE EXCHANGE BEPORT. MASWH 14.-By Messrs. TOPLIS and HARDING, at the Mart. An undivided sixth part or share in leasehold premises, situate at the corner of Castle-street, and fronting Falcon-equare, let on lease at £165 per annum, term 61 years from 1855, at £4 1Ss. per annum-sold for £950. An undivided sixth share of a leasehold improved ground rent of £170 per annum, eecnred on the ...

... I SATURDAY EvENING. The transactions in British railway stocks again to-day showed a preponderance of sales, and the general tendency was decidedly unfavourable. Great Western rstock was pressed for sale, and closed at a further fall of 1I- per cent. London, Brighton, and South Coast declined 1; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, J; Great Northern A, j; Metropolitan, *; London and North ...

... INEVS. FRIDAY EVE.NIN. The mining market continues extremely iinn. The dealings to-day were very numerous, and con- sisted almost entirelyof purchases. Clifford Anal. gamated, East Basset, East Caradon, East Lovell, East Grenville, Great Retallack, North Roskear; North Treskerby, South Frances, Stray Park, West Frances, Wheal Buller, and Wheal Gren. ville shares were in strong request, and all ...

... MONEY MA-RKET. 1 TUESDAT HvWMens The stock markets to-day were very steady ; but business presentedadcecided falling off, and has now It' shrunk within a limited compass, while the scale0 recent excitement has entirely died away. During the Ithe morning a tendency to, improvement was ap- scare 1parent, owing to the satisfactory nature of Lord Shim L Stanley's statements in the House of Commons ...

... . i: TUrEDAY EVZNING. Some additional firmness was imparted to the stock markets at the commencement of business this mnorningbythe statement that one of the questions in dispute with Spain-that relating to the Queen Victoria-is in course of adjustment, but in the afternoon a change for the worse took place, not- withstanding the continued flow of gold to the Bank of England. With the receipt ...

... I' ?? MON-sz ARKET. ' * . TUESDAY EVENING. 11 V whilst most oHer' securitie' are inanimate, oil dy lein pr the E i funds, the prestige of WMiv c seems .T4o increawe ih proportion ] s that . of . other i~eqrimlenpa d npaired, are steadily imnprov- ,iug in price, atid have to-day attained a fresh rise of p6r, centi The decidedly adverse movement 20 reportedin the Bombay exchange' seemed to ...