... oitr City Correspondent.] S.VTI' Kv k.n INC. The Stock markets continue dull, with most inactive state of business. l»ut this is not to wondered at. considering how rapidly Saturday is becoming more or less a holiday. Speculation is still D.Hujiied in guessing at the causes of the stagnation in presence so many favourable features arising from the prospects the money market and of the crops. ...

... I MAONF YJABI -T- I FRESH REDICTION rN ?ElE BAN K OF DISCOUNT. w The directors of the Bank of Edgland, at 1w, wekly court to-dy, TeducOd the ?? rite of discount from Si per cent., at which it was a fortnight back, to S The motive for thi step to be found in tfe el. lthe th dy Ba i turn, analysed below, and more espeelly ia t large increase of 619,66 iU the ne, by ,hit * the total in raised to ...

... S- A- : i-S -THI D Y. SPARE LIST-THIS DA Y. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Ml RAILWAYS. 1 Closing Business do; tri ) z : RAILWAYS. FPrices to o-day Friday. to tP.M. c3 all Birm., Wolver. and StourValley - - _ t e00 Bristol and Exeter . . 94 96 196 St Ieo Caledoccian ., 134 2x35 5o all Cork and Bandon a% 6. _ 20 all ornall .. . . .. 5 6 I0 all Cornwall A j A rec. no div , till 6 - _ no all ...

... IrASHOE UNITED CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND SILVER MAINNG COMPANY (LIUMI2DJ. Yesterday the first ordinary general meeting of sweholders was held at the Baltic Ooffee house, Thread. resle street; Mr. DAVID Wrnaox in the chair. An abhtract of the report of the directors has already ap. ,wed in these oolumas. The report of Mr. J. C. Ridge (formerly a member of the ba4 nod who has just returned from a ...

... :If AWfft-..?M?ffyj. 2!b. st~o~ ?? Y~~~teF h~reucio ?? in'tb'.2gngagof t~~in 'titire& WOO tobuy~lbeckt o t thee opbuaty ,bave appeagaum , t ?? t4 9 V u~cent ?? telhe ~ ias cci 7orwgn esiioi _e casule.- hae liptiJ receded,:.; ,m '*h#4iirtaji,,ye 9,,oversi. a upward tendencz espeoial f uvourheng sill ni ff~asted fq* tb Utgos e t 1eti w ?? aim atthedevelopment of fitie j ,oJ ,rB o-, polis., ...

... CH BER OF COkRVE A meeting of 'the' Ch'rber of Commerce was held yester& -r' Dunc nif'Liarsen presiding. The COlnstN intimated that the meeting had been 6hiefy called with the view of submitting a proposal that the Chamber of Commerce should petition the' Hoosee of Lords in the, same terms as they did' the House of Commouns praying for cer- tain amendments to be made on the Partnership Law ...

... I NEWCASTLE CORN MTARKCET. &SATURDAy, Junole O.-Fsrm4ers brought very little Wheat to abrket foreign and coaisting arrivals were also only m'oderate, and the whlole met a1 fair enquiry, the full prices Of last Saturday being gernraill rea- lised, whillt fu , , flue , Sot Country thle quotation weei. oeistancees exceeded. Barley suipported its value.1' In Oats' no mnaterial chang~e.Matry, ...

... CORRECTE&D UP TO LAST EVENING LINSEED13ack SOa, qr L A TA2 I5 G0C Co 0 0 Dto II tledia 'do 215 0-10 Do Eyprtlan . 0 0 0-000 Do Petersburg~ ?? 2 14 0- 217 0 Do Arilatgel Do Ml;i0gand ?? 80-2100 RAEEE- l~.eg 280- 0 0o 4ermn &Dardlj 4 0 aS7 0 Ito Black Sea and East India 114 0- 0 00. COTI'ON SEED ?? 0 -00 0 OllObivi-Glliol'V ?? C 0 0 - 0 0 0 Vo Sicjily4 0 RAPE- rown ?? 4200-000 ?? 0 0- 9 ...

... I . . YU RARD'RVER ?? An eztraordinacy genmera meeting of the slhare- ho~dars of this bak a held at &a 3auth 3sailhcuse City, yesteraky afternoon; Mr. HAOULtOCK in the chair. The 'SEoNITRtu (3r. A. B. Smithers) having read the notic convening the smaling, The VuaAaxai stated that thi being an extcday Imoetiniq no other businus could be done than todear h adinterina dividend., This meeting had ...

... The examination of William Sandilands, ship- broker in Leith, took place yestelidsay before Sheriff Hallard; The bankrupt deponed-I commenced busi- ness in Leith as a shipbroker in March 1861. I had a capital of £lG0 of my own., 'I borrowed £200,, and purchased the vessel Mary Jessie for £1800, inclding outfit, in Mareh 1863, from Messrs Pitcairn & Son of London. I do nou think I had more ...

... Commmrnrl!. TRADE REPORT3 MASC-E'ERTraEoasDxk, or all kinds 5si2 yarns we have had a srong and acti rket a c..nseqnzence of the demand to command the ?? asked. withan upward tednynprc. weare steady. Th deade rca ae;A pretty generally, t, e boastase s o:yfa character. The cloth market shows a t menta. Merchantsconnected with 'af after a Iona panse, somewhat more -'CS trace The intdiry has been ...

... MONEY MARKETs. SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS, (FromouROU WN CORRESPANDXEMEJ LorN~oN, Tuesday Evening. The tone of the markets has but slightly improved, but it seems to become more difficult to restrai the .satisfactory tendencies created by the easy condiion 'of the money market and the favourable prospects of the harvest. A very slight increase in business would ebhange the whole aspect of ...