... 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, ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Monday, HaZf-pasl One. The markets opened this mornirg with a dull and somewhat unsettled appearance, a further decline of Ys from the last price of Saturday being noted in the Fur ds, which were offered at 92X4. Consols, New Threes, and Reduced both for money and the account, first marked 923 to 92Y4. This department was believed to be depressed more in sympathy with the Foreign Market than ...

... I LATEST LOXNDON MA'RKST. ?? . i. FEIDAY-EVNING.- D ?? WORY &c.-The isnposts of foreig5n wheat, .oatg, nda American barrtolld flonr hiveagain been irnportant tb3 week. The attpd2aceoofbayers at Mark-line to-day was smalD auld' the fittle bustness done int wheat, barley, oate,. beans, and pens, was at Monday'sirateg. Flour -wasdifll, and Ameriean tttiding downwards. ' , ?? Pracs(per Imperial ...

... Mf4z =jNDE ADIN I ; T .1. ; .aoMf4Zy.f Ainixtraordinr~yge' mr eetingbf :hn share. Tholdereof tbhi com0pan was held!1estedidya';ftenenoonaP ?? TWDriUs HEote), Caunneasret'sjitatiton; Mr. P. DO Thekot.j oft t r si which bas bee p h n thi jbcjdusslt wase takensas read.'-- ?? ,u The;CaRraAk 'i moving its a'doption 6said thatbia3 , th blast nxeeting of thephaareholders busiaess ?? ,, beei nearlyi ...

... THs :ARKETS. A~r nany. IfAlax-LAxa.-There wans serv poor abowu ?? bere to das, costwise sad by tend-carrisge The catenisnot of millernvas limited, 30 She iew fire tamples on vffer were reafdily disposed of at the extreme rates of AlLnds,. Damp qulittes. however, were inactive on fortrer tems. The snrpiy of iorel n wheat wee exteusive. Althoseh sales progio-seo slowly, late rates were well ...

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