... !dNOAY EVENING. The stock markets opened this morning with a sat appearance, and for some time' lower -luota- tions were current, business being inactive, and a check being given by the pressing demand for money usual on the last day of the year. In the afternoon, however, a renewed demand sprang up, and prices improved, assisted by the announce- ment of large arrivals of specie. The funds, ...

... I' ' REVIEW OP ATHE IRON MARKET. [I I .IlI : - - I (From''theUircular of Messrs. G. B. Tonls and Co., dated London, Jan L.) Since our circular of the 15th September last, the course of prices for British mialleable iron has tended so conpinuously, downwards, from the extreme slackness ; of dwiiaiti, 'that it has appearied' useless to continue ringing merely verbal changes upon the same series ...

... X CO(MHERIL - AND MARKET& IBPRODUCE. MrNI NG-LSANz, DEc. 3L SUOAR.-Atsheady prices the following sales are5 ported. 700 aasks of Cuba Muscovado at 30s. 6d. and ls. (d. * 100 -hhsd.- of Barbadoes 33s., and 500 bags of- Mauritius at 29s. to 30s. Refied firm. CoFFEE.-About 100 casks of Plantation Ceylon Bold at full rates. TE..-There is more disposition to purchase, and pre- vious prices are ...

... MONDAY EVENING. I- The railway market opened flatly this morning, 2 liut afterwards improved, and closed with a very 2 firn appearance. Great Western stock rose Ij 2 per cent. ; South Eastern and Metropolitan, 1k 101I London and North Western, Lancashire and io1 Yorkshire, and Great Eastern, 1;retohen 21 Caledonion, and London and South Western, 1 ; 21 Midland, -g; Manchester, Sheffield, and ...

... j -THE.M0. REVENU E. , ?? ; i I I * I - - - ?? ' .. | 1.-An ABSTRACT of the GROSS PRODUCE of the REVENUE of the UNITED KINGDOM ill the ludermentioned peribdao ended December 31, .1866, comp red with9,corresponding periodsi of the preceding year. ;, ._ ?? _ _ _ -_ _ ?? __ _ _ Q u a rt e r s e n d e dY ~ I u r e s e d dY e a r ?? ended d . - ' i'eonded March 31,1 June 30, I Sept. 0, D March 1, ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y. -, , ?? ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS . 6 Closing ?? done .g RAILWAYS. . Prices, to.day in f) . Monday. to 1p.m. Sto Is Bristol and Exeter , ..8 88 - St sos Caledonian . .. 2 124 1023 2% so all Cork and Bandon .. . - - 20 all Cornwlall ?? 6 St noo Dublin aod Belfast Junction 65 68 St zoo Dundee, Perth, & Abd. Junc. 70 72 St coo Glasgow and Sontis Western xG6 118 St coo Gt. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... FBOM LAST NIGHIS GAZETTE. I [NAIIEs Or SOLICITORS AND FURITHER PABTICUILAUS TO BE OISTAINED) AT THE OFFICE OF THE CHEF REGISTIIAB, COURT OF RA2(KRUIRTOY, BASI2IGHALL.STILHT.l BSANKRIUPTS. JOHN JULIAN THOMPSON, ?? Fort-pilace, ilotherhithe, and Rotberhilithe-qtrlwt, boat, builder, to surrender Jan. 14, at 1. JOHN KAILL kaliiie MAUtTINSETTS), Rathsboue-pla50), Oxford-street, acrolmt, Jan. 14. ...

... COiMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. .0 PRODUCE. L-35MINIcNG-LANE, JAN. 1. I SUGAR.-The following sales are reported at full prices: T 36 cues 100 bags of Bahia, at 27s. 6d. to 30a. 6d.; and d 400 boxes of Havannsh, at 33s. 6d. to 3.5s. 6d. Refined re- n mains firm. g COFFiEE.-Sales of Plantation Ceylon continue to be effected at, firm rates. n TEA.-The market has been steady, but rather quiet to- o day. ...

... T'Vednesdev, 2 o'clock. The liquidations connected with the close of the year having been com- pleted, the demand for money has become quiet, and the rates have a down- ward tendency, the best bills being in some instances negotiated at 33 per cent. A further sum Of 70,000 in gold has gone into the Bank. A remittance of C661 7s. iod. has been received on account of the dividends on the debt of ...