... Friday Evening'. The improvement of a in the Consol Market, which we were enabled to report on the occasion of our last writing, has dwindled away during the past week, and the English Funds, which closed on Saturday last at 94 i to 944 for deliveryand 934 to 93} ex-dividend, for the 7th January, are now 924 to 93 for money and: 9? 15-16 to 93 1-16 for the account. It is very difficult to give ...

... Tuesday, Halef-past One. The Government funds were marked at the opening this morning 929C to 92y% for money, and 92% to 93 for the 7th proximo, showing no alteration from either the opening or closing figures of yesterday. The approach of the next half-monthly settlement (preparations for which will begin to-morrow), and the desire to contract engagements before the commencement of the ...

... 1 WEDNESDAY EVENIN. British minixg shares were very little dealt in. West Basset, ?? Grenville, and Wheal Seton advanced, while East Caradon and Prince of Wales declined. Prices were quoted as follows:-Chiver- ton Moor, 5o to 1; Clifford Amalgamated, 5f to 6; East Basset, 10 to 12; East Caradon, 5 to id; East Carn Brea, 2J to J; East Gunnis Lake, 35s. to 40s.; East Lovell, Si to i; East ...

... :OE f ZAReKI.T. I i t Y- ~i,. e Y4: - 0 ?? . h Business in' the Stock Exchange to-day was t generally dull. The English funds, like the a French Rentes, present no variation.; Foreign Y stocks were in rather better demand, and in .t several cases improved a little, the advance ex- 1, tending to United States 5-20 Bonds. Both in [ this department and in the railway market there , were ...

... nTRADE A1AD FEINANE IN 1867. TIM year that oloses to-morrow ghas .been in no respect favourable to commerce., The usuaIleventA wfi6h succeed 'a meroantile-crisis-have bean 're- ?? tobenoted, butbthe main features are more or eas - identical. Th'er are the same,. lethargy, the, apparently in- eradicable ?? entire absence of enter- . prise, and th conseqilent curtailmenlt of trade, the -effects ...

... I - SATURDAY EvrrNo. The railway market showed extreme depression to-day, owing to a renewalof speculative sales for a fall, and to the continued absence of any bona jde. demand on account of the public. The reduction extended to nearly all the leading lines, and in several cases was very important. Caledonian stock was pressed for sale, and fell 24 per cent.; Great Northern A declined 14; ...

... SHARE LIST- THIS DA Y ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. RAILWAY.. Closing Business done S .eA hILWAVS. Prices, to-day NO Saturday. to I p.m. St coo Bristol and Exeter , X .. Sc 83 - St IoO Caledonian. 75Y 76 76 5Y4 6% 7s8 St too Cambrian ?? 30 - 2a all Cornwall . . 2 4 St ion Dublin and Belfast Junction 74 76 St ioo Dundee,Perth,&Abd.Junc. 70 72 2o 6 East London zoo all Ditto Scrip .P . u. 9 _ St ...

... Saturday, I o'clock. Consois wcre first marlked at the opening of the markets to-day at 9234/ to 9234 for both money and the account; New Threes and Reduced, 923 to 9234. There was no alteration from the closing figures of yesterday, but the tone throughout all departments was towards increased depression, both the Continental and American news being regarded as unfavourable. Some large houses ...

... MONEY MAR KET. ZAursday, l /a~f-pad One. To-day the monthly settlement is being arranged, and there is a fair although not abundant supply of stock. The general rally which took place last evening after the receipt of better prices from Paris was not in every instance maintained at the opening this morning. Consols first marked 93 to 93% for money, and 93ys to 9334 for the 7th of January, ...

... THE KAIIMTS. MAri LANII-Our market tO tcy was but moderately sny. plied witb English wheat, and the demand for both red and waits parcels was in a sluggsh state. Nevertheless. Mondays ?? were sueported. The show of t-seign wheat was rather extensive. Iine dry parcels were held at full prices; but Inferior sinds wets very dull and las r rtas were barely main- Wotond. Floating cargoes of wheat ...

... CRYSTALPALACE COMPANY. I~~ ~~ ~ ~ I . F I The twenty-fifth ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held at the London Tavern yesterday, and was numerously attended; Mr. T. HUGHES, MI.P., the chairman of the company, presided. The report of the directors, whiah recommends the declaration of a dividend at the rate of lJ per cent.,, and which has been already published, ...

... i UNION BANK OF IBrLAND (LIMITED). I - i : I , : . S .: . . . E - , . An extraordinary general meeting of the share- holders of this bank was held be thb City Terminus Hotd yesterday, to consider a resolution for the winding up of the bank. Mr. E. W. WneoRovg, the chairman of the board of directors, presided.,! ,The SECRrTAncY read the followingreport of the directors: The directors beg to ...