... -*iVONEY MARKET. M!oNDAT l vzia. Tlhe funds to-day again showed dulness, but a fraetional reduction which occurred at one period 5s recovered in the afternoon. The fact of an improvement having occurred on the Paris Bourse is sufficient to prevent the idea that any disturbing movements are in progress on the Continent, but 1 ,y'tendency to advance here is effectually re- strained by the ...

... IEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MEROANTILE I .. I . AGENCY COMPANY. The third annual general meeting of this com- p any was held yesterday afternoon at the offices, Old B stret, City; Mr. P. VANDERBYL, M.P., in the chair. The Secretary (Mr. W. J. Steele) having read the notice convening the meeting, the minutes of the previous one were read and confirmed. The report, which was taken as read, stated that ...

... LATEST LON DON MARKET& I - ~~~FaIDAY EMfING. Feb. 7. CORN, ?? su~pply. of English grain has been very short at Mark-lanle this week; and the Imports of forelign grain end flour have been equally So. The att~ltd5BcO Of buyers was thin this mucynug, and the wheat trade ruled. heavy, with pilces tending dowsnwards for Englih usL foreign. Flour participated in the inactivity, buat no alto, ration ...

... | STAT XCANGE ?WPOBT. 11 JAN. 30.-By BM3esrs. CHmnNocg, GALSWORTHY, and le CHINNOCK, at the ?? residence, No. 23, r Kensington-crescent West, lot at 511. per annum, term 99 years from Lady-day, 1822, at 101. lOs. per arnum-iold for 4201. r Leasehold, two housesamd shops, Nos. 113and 114,Great ee Dover-street, Southwark, and premises in the rear, being d Nos. 10 and 11, Eltham-place, let on ...

... a F-IDAY EVIOnIN0. This being settling day, the dealings in' British mining shares were upon a limited scale, and prices generally closed the same as yesterday, being. as fol- lows :-Carn Brea, 23i to 24i; Ohiverton Moor, 52 to 6; Clifford Amalgamated, 6 to 6J; Drake- walls, 12s. 6d, to 15s.; East Basset, 10 to 11; East Caradon, 4k to 5 ; East Cain Brea, 2& to 2J; East Gunnis Lake and South ...

... - A T - T - ?? ' 'v Iins. ATLANTIOitTL!]DEGRAfPH~ Z li;. a The eleventh ordinary meeting 6f this ?? t was held yesterday, at noon, at the London Tavern, the Right. HOD,-JAMES STUART WORTLEY in the chair. , The notice-convening the meetingjhaving been read by Mr. G. SAWARD, the secretary, the report, which has already appeared, was taken as read..* 8 The CHAIRjMAN, in moving 'its adoption, ...

... UNIVERSAL NAB2INE INSURANCEOMPAN (LIMITED.) The eighth ordinary meeting of shareholders was held yesterday at the City Terminus Hotel, Cannon- street; Mr. 1A1ivEy LEWIS, Ml.P., the chairman, pre- siding. The report of the directors, read by Mr. TozEa, stated: - The directors have much pleasure in presenting to the shareholders the eighth annual statement of the affairs of the company, showing ...

... KEfiOIALA-YD-MARKYZ&--j I ~Mmobta-L-A , FEB. 11. SUGRn;-.'A fair ?? Of business has ?? transactad to-dy: at steady. prices ki of WB WWt JAIidis sold at 2fey *6. T6 epbi 6d. ss rbdef .pbi0 Nas; 338. d. 'to 34Ig. end irsalsed m emrara,. 34s. G2 tp 36s. Jbrowni, 31g Gi.140 aso rys'tallis-ed Ber'bide, a small part gold, a500 bags of crysta9 werd Demerara b in a 38,, 24 Imp of. [uritin. met-,a ...

... wam MOND %.&MTTS. ?? D O A.- S BANKRUPTS. J Wiltoat, Great College street, Camden Town, contractor-J Ebortehauser, Wilmlngtoan qusae, Clerkumwell, ardftilal florist -3 Breton, Harding street, Commercial rad E let, blkor-ll Wright, Champiou terrace, Wandswortb, barrister-F Walter, Leao bridge, commission agent-1B Stonex, Argyle etreet, Euston- road, draper-N Brown, Buruey-streat. Greerwich, ...

... Satu-day, I o'cldck. The improvement of As, which was established in Consols during the latter part of yesterday, is maintained this morning with firmness, but there is little business doing. The Railway Department shows strength with unaltered values. The Foreign Market, on the other hand,is weak and themovements that have taken place since the opening are in the unfavourable direction. The ...

... .- ; ONE, r MARKET. , 4 ,TmJIUI3DAT IVTIG .. Tho stock mpakets openedthis morning with a of tendency to improvement which continued until Ibi towards the afternoon, when an unfavourable move- th ment set in~ as regards some stoak. TThe funds, after rising 'k per cent., closed the same as yester- wI duy. Thoe relipse was due to various unfavourable At rumours, one of which had reference to en ...

... Milts ADSroNN z THEEESb | . l. ?? -1 1,- NIONISTS . . . . ?? ?? YeStorday the .dAeutabo-n hfomn the London r trades societitsl delegstes'waited, by appointme6tiuponthe I RightHon. Mr. Gladstone, at his private residence,; ' 11, Carlton-houseuterrace, far ?? purpose of explaining 0 to him the actual working of trades unions, and of refuting e the alleged incorrect statements made by him in a ...