... 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 ...

... I MM . ERO Am . ., ' IND MA R i I I S , 1--eeEC ~ rX g* IB;, ,T. Co TN.-Ifrv oon, DEC. 14.- W ve h d amo derate demand, bi ut thee 'marhkj6 beon'rather irregar and closes atrifle easier.. The salti are 10,000 bals of which' 1,000 are for eiport and speculatson. C. TTON MiODS.-- oHEsS DI . 14.-With middling Amerloan cototis .at 7jd. (the loweait price'a lone way- since the :war), and fair. ...

... TUESDAY EvEN=G. l The stock markets to-day showed renewed duil- ness. The movements in most classes of public securities were affected by those in the railway imarket, in which a sort of panic was occasioned by a sudden demand by the Midland Railway Company for no less than 5,000,0001. of additional capital. Midland stock, which had opened at about 110, quickly fell to 1 O7, and thence to a ...

... SHIPB UILDIN& ONy AHE MESRSEY D URIG 186.| king During the past year Liverpool, like London and Ince most shipbuilding ports throughout the world, has suffered ,ime severely from a great depression in the shipbuilding trade. the The disastrous failures which have taken place have been the one cause of this depression, and other causes are purely ear- local, such as the high price of labour in ...

... COMMc , IALD AY, MKIEITS. ad, ie ' PRODUCE.. . ?? ?? - . woma.LAB, DEC. 4. y:.n 82sn.-The market continues in the same dull state as pre. ,v irislyieported. Q1ly 92'eas of British West India sold, for Z whbich previous priees were paid. . 1,70o bags of crystalllsed ; ~auritus were'withdravwn from 'public'sale for want ot suitable 1bidding. Refined continul dull of sale, and pieces are obtain- ...

... i ' E IT i NDIeA ' ro a N oArOAfF . 'l , .!Ithe tlitii'teeth, ordinary. 'gei-er'il meeting 'wai'S 8 ,held yesterday at the Ceszono-streuet Terminus Hotel; b Ladjoursifiient from: the compan's' ofices in Quen-stree- ,o 'place, Mr. J. T~bsox8e'ictaieelhtiri ' ?? .j f f The substance f thedireetor'reportlias been published. ni The CHaImA obsered that there ?? spedial y subjebts for ...

... X(O-NEY MARKET. MONDAY EmV.n. The funds to-day were firmer, but Consols closed 5carcely 1-16 per cent. higher than on Saturday. foreign stocks, with only a few exceptions, were a.,gbil better, especially Spanish, Italian, and Cli- pan. There is still an evident disposition on the part of the public to invest in foreign secu- ritieS Amongst others, a demand has sprung up latterly for Austrian ...

... I SkTURDAY EVENING. A very deep impression was created to-day by the intelligence of the atrocious Fenian outrage at Clerkenwell, and, though it is believed that this fresh proof of the spirit which actuates the movers of this sedition will induce the government hence- forward to adopt stronger measures for the public protection, the funds were slightly prejudiced. The reduction in Consols, ...

... I FRIDAY EVENING. The mining market was firmer to-day, with an increased amount of fresh business, although atten-I tion was directed to the completion of the fort- nlahtlv settlement. East Lovell, Great South 3 'flgos., North Downs, Wheal Buller, Wheal Gren- villo), North Treskerby, West Caradon, Prince of Wales, and West Frances shares were in chief ] deaand, and most of them advanced. ...

... I BAHIA STEAM NA VIGATION COMPANY. The eleventh general meeting of shareholderi in the above company was held yesterday at Ethelburg. house, Bishopsgate, Mr. CHABLES LANE in the chair. The proceedings commenced with the reading of the re- pot i, from which it appeared that the balance of profit up to30th Junelastatthe rateof exchange was 15,3261. 12s.5d., being an increase over the ...

... MONEY MARKE.T. I THURSDAY AV~n;G. The stock markets opened this morning with firmness, and for some time showed a favourable tendency, but towards the close there were signs of an unfavourable reaction. Consols, the monthly settlement in which formed the chief business, closed at a fresh reduction of ' per cent., a check being given by some indications in the French Legislative Chamber that ...

... 1, - H I~~~ SANunDnA EvM;M,. The stock markets opened this morning with 0 dull appearance, and increased weakness afterward, became manifest. Consols closed at a reduction of k per cent. The steadiest of the markets was again that for foreign stocks, in which the recen- advance was fairly maintained. Bank shares met with an increased demand, and showed an upivard tendency. As regards American ...