... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... I 7 ?? V I F--DAT EVDMGa. The buess in theu till presents; scarcely any featuies of ines Conslole to-day were dull, butthepr duetion in the price did not exceed 116l per cent,: Fore~ign stock were flrm,*with a favour . fable tendency, Peruvihn and several other descrip- tions improving. The drawing for the Peruvian sinking fund is to take place on the 2nd January, the bonds being repayable at ...

... 8 br M5L.&AD IRETUR. An Account for die Week endinjg on Wsdriju3W, L DeM. ML DXPAUT 8. note& blited 8ao75,0,2a5 Government debt 11,015,10l Other Securities 8.9. 900 IGoldcoinandballncu 2D,03ol,2 0r. 80 1A£,603,286 R]MJ;~xGO DPiEMMT. Pr Mrhor' thpla 14553,000 Uovernmenit Bedtwr- Best -. _ ._ - 8,039, 15 ties (including Decd Publih Deposits (in. Weight Annuity' L2,8195,03 eluding Exchequer, ...

... I COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& nd - -- PRO7UCE. . Vi- ?? ?? I ?? 2 ?? ¢nro au Dze. 9. Vli SUGAY.-The marketisvery ulet; the only sale reported si 0Friday consists of 1;500 bags of Jaggery Madras nd comniond'at 21's. 3d. Refined is also quiet, but prices axe Steadily nsintsined. . . . of I, Co0xv .-About 100 c sasks of Plantation Ceylon soldat pioes varying from 75s to 84s' . 'RU.-About 100 asks f ...

... 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 ...

... :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 ...

... 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 ...

... rialay, Halyf-past Oae. The general tone of the markets at the opening this morning was steady, but there is little disposition shown to enter new speculative engagements this year. The completion of the half-monthly settlement (the differences upon which are being paid to-day) will, it is believed, be the final operations upon any consider- able scale for i867. Consols were first marked 923 ...

... 1Fedhuesdqy, Hatf-jwtss Oae. Business in the Stock Markets remains dull. The Funds for the next account first marked the closing price, or s-i6 flatter than they opened yesterday. The report that the state of the French finances shows that no loan will be required unless under unforeseen circumstances, appears to have had some influence upon Rentes, which were Y4 per cent, higher, but no ...