... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... IVEDNEsDAY EVmNG. I To-day being Christmas-day was of course ob- served as a close holiday in the City. ...

... IGBAND TJBUNK WkAIWAY COMP4Y ~ 04N.ADA. I fi The half-yearly general Ieetiing of: the sae- ss holders of this compay, held by adjiournment fromn the a 31st October, was held at the' City, Terminus Hotel yes-i pe terday, Mr.E. W. WATN, MP., in the char, bh The CHisaNe said they would hive to-day to 'tran'sa es the statutory business, l of the company, and o' discuss n- Captain Tylej s report ...

... 1 MON _EY MfARK- T. ; is I 3IOI-DAY ZVEWIWG. The funds to-day again showed distinct heavi- ness, falling i per cent., irrespective of a further decline of j. which took place after the recognised hours. The fall has now proceeded so far as to excite a good deal of anxious attention, the more especially as it is partly caused by sales for account of foreign houses, and is accompanied by a ...