... RAILWAY MARKEt' ' 'FRIDn EVINING. In the railway mnarket to-day the trarnsactions showed a preponderance of sales, and the general,, course of prices was unfavourable. Metropolitan stock was very heavy, and fell 1# per cont. Great' Northern Original declined j;Midland,; Great Northern A, South~ Eastern, Cale'donian, tr k and London, Chathsni, and Dover, 'J ; and Great Western, Manchester, ...

... 1 M~ONDAY EVEnMo. The railway market was firmer, and the closing prices, though not the best of the day, were in nearly a dozen cases better than on Saturday. Thusi compared, Caledonian and Great Eastern stocks shiow a rise of -a per cent. ; Great Northern A,I Metropolitan, and Brighton, I ; and Midland, 'Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern,3 Man- .chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, and ...

... I I FDAY BYmaG. The railway market wan decidedly firmer to-day, and an almost general advance occurred in prices, owing to some considerable purchases to cover recent sales for a fall. Great Northern stock was inactive demand, and rose 2 per cent. The A improved If ; Midland and Caledonian, 1j ; London and North Western and Brighton, 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire and North British, I ; Great ...

... Tuesday, Jfa-ffpast Onze. The Funds were dealt in at the opening of the Stock Markets this morning at the same figures at which they closed last evening. At mid-day a slightly better feelingprevailed. The tone of the markets generally was towards firmness, and Consols changed hands at 92; the quotation for the February account being 92 to 92 3-16 ; New Threes and Reduced, 91ih to 92. The last ...

... - ONETARS REVIEW. . CITY,; THURSDAY.-A is usual on the 26th Dec., the Stoek exchangoswas closed to-day. and the city presented a vpxydesertedappearance. Even the bankingestablishments were doing little ornobuisluess. Business on Monday was almost entirely confined, to the transactions requisite before the holidays. The English funds were dull, and Consuls, whiich closed on Saturday at M2t, ...

... i Ad 1 ?? Gi I : ' E t ' ?? ,I ?? ) ~ - ' : : .X , s s: ! ?? - ?? . ?? SA-. . nAYDAT .VMIG; The mining nmarket was dull to-day, anda i de cline .occurred, in Chiverton' Moor, Eiat .Babst Great South Tolgus, Sbutho i Eneei. West Khkradoun; Wilealt BaOset , ...

... RAIL WA ARKET. I WtDNXODAY EYMbOIN. UT The railway market Wvas fiat to-a,0 seial I the afternoon, when prices erperienced an iiapor-3 taut decline in several cases. Caledonian andJ Xidland stocks were *piessed, for sale, and fell about 2 per cent. fetiopolitlau-.declinled Q B-righton, .;Manchester, Sheffield; a~d, LioD At shire and North British,' ;Get atr and South Eastern, ; and LnoCahm and ...

... THE BRITJSk AND I 6BI(GN CO.BR.TA DBR (From the Mar*-ane Expres8.) t With Ch'ristmas: occurring in the mnidst of jthe past week we have had the remitl limited amount of Wusi- * ness. Preparations for paying rent were previouily made, ~ a-ad a less supply than usual was required to meet the 6 Iclaim, in cdndequence of better pricesf.; and ,it. is to be noted that Ithis. year's deliveries in fou ...

... I--COMX CIAiAS22 p-4ARKETS. The publie markets *are'elosed for the holidays, and fprisnteley littlg business ?? been transacted. . S; 8UGAB.-,0 Baler~d~ss repeotd wcyi,; 'foir-nwd a mode- y~ate,,business fs'4oing at revious rates,: : RxC%'x. 0touS oif Balam sold rat 10s. ex ship, and 50 .ions ?? at l1s, 4jld. -- CosTON.-Th demandabout 1,000 m tleb sold ast lat week's currency. ; i Oas-Lnaseed, ...

... I MONEY MARKzr'. I' WVDESaDAY EVWG. . The funds to-day were firmer, and closed at an advance of t per cent., no adverse intelligence being received from any point of the continent, and the telegrams from Paris reporting an advance of t per cent. in the Rentes. Foreign stocks were likewise in some cases better, especially Mexicar, Italian, and Peruvian; but the improvement was not general. ...

... Tuiesday, Hif-past One. The Stock Markets opened this morning with a steady appearance. The French prices were firmer last evening, although the quotations did not arrive in time to produce any effect upon the markets before the close of business. The Home Funds first marked the same as the last figures of yesterday, and Consols are now called 93Y4 to 93ys ex div. for both money and the 5th ...

... RAILWAY fARKPT . I a _ o * _: : _ I TuxsDAT EvENIa. The railway market 'improved in the earlier part of the day, but afterwards relapsed, and closed with a dull appearance. Nevertheless, compared with the last prices of yesterday, Great Northern (original), York and North Midland, Berwick and North British stocks show a rise of j per cent.; Taff Vale, 1j; and Great Southern and Western ...