... |LATEST LONDO ONEY MAKET. . (By Press Association Telegraph.) London, Monday Evening. After official hours money fair inquiry In open market. Thesupplylarge,sandrateseasier,2i to 8 lhe demand at the Bank for bullion transactions report :-Consols unaltered, 921 to g; money, - to 5 Account, New and Reduced, firmer, 92' to S. Foreign Securities flatter, except Turkish, which advanced to 44j, ...

... ITHE BMRETS. | DUBLIN VARET- rcaou ,am, Pajt. Beef, 7d to 9d per Th .lery, Id to 2d (blat) ; do Wnealm) Kd Ho der 10d to ild perlbw &4d 4- ett#on, 7d, 7j4 to 9d; leg1, Geee, 6s 6d each Sid to 9d pet lb; 2batorkey, 85t each 9d to ?? per Lb 'abbl4 1 M8drs . Veal lloint). 84 to Is per lb. Lbig, Sjd per lh Bacon, lad per~. Bltts, Is id *o le Do. Amenica, 8d to 9d Lb. Pt 1Hams, 9 to is perIN d to ...

... aGMtoAL LMING OMPANY OF Itu.- The adjourned 11&lf-yenrly meeting of the sha~ra- holders Of this comp~ass was hold at one o'clock yesterday at their office, 29 Westmonland-street, for the purpose of receiving a report froml a nommittee of the sharehold11er appolnted at &h last Meeting and to transact the general business of the company., The chair 'was taken by RHD~OsRD CiABBoLL, REq. Mr. Wan. ...

... CONNORSM MFING cOmwAnY. An extraordinary general meeting of the share- holders of this company was held at the company's offices, No. 27 Dame-street, at two o'clock yesterday, for the aurpose of anthorising 'the directors to in- crease the capital of the comhpany by the creation of new shares. 'he chair-was Occupied by Mr. John F. Connerl - The secretary having readthe advertisement con- vieng ...

... y Press Association Telegraphm ) di London, Saturday Evening. . i4 After official hours the demand for. money in ce open market was aetiv e, with rates firm at 3 to i. B At the Bank there was a good inquiry for acco- ai modation. £10,000 worth of bar gold vas taken to cli the Bank. Consols left off steady at 924. g for pi money and account, and the market closed firm all S1 round. Foreign firm ...

... MONETARY AN] COMMERCIA1 Dublin, Tuesday Evening. Consols are 4 lower, at 93 for money, and New 3 per Cent. Stock realised 924 4 i, about the last price, for transfer, buyers; for next account, 924 i, and for deferred account 924, sellers. India 4 per Cent. Stock was unchanged at 1001, 4, sellers at the best. United States 5.20 Bonds, 1862, declined i, and the issues of 1865 and 1867 brought ...

... Go ?? ads- Xf_ r I roon to sii ?? Ezpr-o4.) LONDON CORN IdARKET-FE13PRARY 2S.- Last week's supplies were generally light. Exportc. ., qrs. wheat, 10 qrs. peas. English peas, 5,719 qrs.: foreign, 6,10( qrs. With a moderate show of English wheat this Iornming, a Yorkshire demand took off the best parcele at fully the rates of last Monday, hut dap lots were still neglected. The foreign trade was ...

... i . , _ ., . . . . .- _ - A - Although the cold influence of Miarch was still felt at the opening of the Week, tlis gave Place under a change of w nd to brilliant sunshine, and a much higher teru- perature. The nights. however, have bocn a luo tly cold, and vegetation, for the want of warm rein, ctill looks very backward. It ha&, howee er been all that could h- desired for the completion of ...

... MONETARY AND COmmERCIAL. Dublin, Thursday Evening. The Funds are I lower, Console at 92k, and New S per Cent Stock 911 t for money. India 6 per Cent. Stock improved 1, and there is a decline of I in the 4 per Cent., buyers. United States 5.20 Bonds, 1862 and 1867, de- clired , and the issue of 1865 were done at the former value, closing firm. There was rather an active market for Bank Shares. ...

... I , I - . - - _ I Publin, W~ednesday Evening. The Funds were nearly without alteration in ;'sLue to-day. Consols realising 93, and New 3 per Cent. Stoek 924 g for money, sellers. India i5 per Cent. Stock improved :, and the 4 per Cent. brdught the last price, buyers.' U-i.ted States 5-20 Bonds (1867) advanced 1-16 for money, and i to I for account,- buyers 91, sellers 9l;, and the 10.40 Bonds ...

... TIE CORN TRADE ?? -u . . T Althoualah the I astvweek opened with a rellewal of frasty nights, ?? the promised rain was drive~i off bv strong breezes, exentallyal it came, and wll do ;an inoalculoble amnount sf geed.' hile m uch tnore WOO ' i bd v. elcome. The grass will now have a chance to gras, ila ugh the cutting is likely to be late. The spring corn -ilifreely germinate, and the ?? ...

... F , - __U - . es eavo barlk dq a rr. ats ill demandf for the C rl P ; d eaer. lM aise firmn. flea'-.' - s. ineg . a rt b- WRumstedvt Ri or* s , - iarie ?? 5,eat, 4a4O . Fle r N 1hr! ia ILOND'Oj lS O-s'MPRE ODU ?? X T-TI7 jtaF Tnarhe detd r s'l en fo ,r kt l fvirmlot , tos curorets muotat . ?? 'ac Sa ee,:1 ?? Iufor sof tg re lsorkgo~d s ot 3 - C ; ?? a buttundr unaltere d friedforaSuctis. T ...