... I Q.W-, I BT. I a I I. . .. . ro r tcoutinusa to proma in tlie stook mar- . Cossc~s, * few aslee iave calued Pof penent. Rome railway stocks pro- Gaud UiI a&np #,ent 'of iO 'e tht en- 'I~tpSDOi aout xnfued decline in Ka'ncheatebi 8Sf- ?? sd Za ~nal~di~re. Foreign bonds were inAi- mas6 i'.t steady. The (Serman demand for Brie find Ilinois ?? allares 0optiz4tes1 and pricesare, still rising. At ...

... rTS SCO2T2ISH AUS.TRlAANlNVBSTrHZr COMPANSY (LIMIXZD) yesterday the balf-yearly general meeting was held at the London Tavern, Bisbopegetestreek, Mr. W. H. p]C]Kzs, cbairman of the bard of directors, in the chair. The report, which was published some days ago, was taken as read. The balance of profit and lo for the half. year ending in Auitralia the 3slt Dwember, 1864, and in London tbe Soth ...

... The report of Consul Sir R. F. Turing on the trade of the Netherlands for 1864 states that the commerce of the country during 1864, although scarcely less in extent than previous years, has, in common with those of the principal mercantile States of Europe, not been a profitable one. During the first part of the year trade in general suffered a great deal in consequence of the Danish war, ...

... iifallladay 2 a'doCk. The demand for money has become very quiet again, and the fourth therefore will prove a light affair. The late demand was evidently occasioned entirely by the close of the quarter, and therefore was quite exceptional and temporary. The Africa, from Boston, has brought 13,603, and the La Plata, from the Brazils, 39,226, making together 52,826. The Commissioners for the ...

... FRIDAY EVENNG. JVBLY7. - COR, dsc. -The arrivals of home-grown wheat -have been rather in excess ef the previous week, but very short of othoer articles. The imports from abroad have been liberal of wheat and barley, and large of oats. The at- tendance of buyers here this morning was thin, nnd the wheat trade (both English and foreign) was inactive at Monday's quotations; if sales had been ...

... IFZ.L RIVAZ LAN.D AND MISMRZA COMPANY. The balf yearly gesdral meeting of the Sharef bolden of this company was held yesterday aftersoon at the offices, No. 4, res euilag; Mr. H. HuGHeS in the chir. The report staed therlive stock, both In New South Wales sad in Queensland, hbd Ilttefly impaoved ien'ccmdi. thon undeg the induence of continued favorable seasons The ehenp on the Pool freehbld ...

... - - =X--A r a I ?? - : : - d ?? . ?? 1 ' I Im> -j ' ~ :9 I .A ~ :- I Ckuxuvatuw£ir*itk. aa4. & I 1?. 'at 12.I. atI. V July1 ~ ~ ~ Iizki lat I.w~dw (lu*R ?aos, bker.J'UI IyAM&W1own ] MARY ANN~ ~~ Jul 17.aMU so 11.2112T 3, 1ande Walco=e - uia-k De ?? ?? ato ILI~ * I Ue O, lae ea Oi ITA$ July31.k itiL lbet' & Juy21 i'n Teora cc rcua-uu =uly8 2Lat JouR Moaw. O~~I~t~et Dd (h~ireet..Niddler~huu. W5 ...

... Yesterday the sixth ordinary general meeting was held at the London Tavern; Aldermau LUSK, M P., in the chair. , The report of the directors, *hivh has already appeared in our columns, was read by Mr. ammma, the secretary. The CHAraN, in submitting the usual confirmatory resolution, remarked that they had new passed thzough the, W test of three years' experience, and he had to nongratulate ...

... COfMERCIL AND MARABT& PRODUCE. SU~h-Th makethas MbierlsaLDZZ JULY 25. cSMAI1,600 osaka of Opened steadiy at last ve~lk' H 600 wb ?? West India sold, aboat eas faef whic WAS in public mile. flarbadoas, at 29s. 61.S. 36s.Gd. Jamiaimmacmecases at Gd.advance,3Iie. to .; ad PaDmsrAr, ?? at 35.. to 37L. 61. 1,900 bserek Of West Ini were also offeredrnd part! ld Brbs does, Jamaica, and Antigna, to W ...

... Tuesday, July 18. BANKRUPTS.-J. ERCK, Cornhill, City, financial agent-E. KEMP- TOWN, Dorset-crescent, City-road, upholsterer C. BATTCOCK, Percival-street, Goswell-road, mail guard-W. CLITHEROW, Gray's Inn-road, tobacconist-T. C. DURBANT, Westminster-road, jeweller- J.. P. LEE, Hall-place West, Paddington, laundrysman-F. CRANE, Cecilia-place, Stepney-green, oilman-H. BEXLEY, William and Mary- ...

... TRADE AND PINAwCE. Oi the eve of a general election, when the two great parties which alternately contend for supre- macy in directing the affairs of the nation are about to engage in a decisive trial 'of strength, it in ioteresting to inquW liowfsr the present Govern- ment is entitled to claim public confidence in respect of its treatment of the intereits to Which this column is weekly ...

... c O IMB vhoALADJ . : ?? .IA SuaG~.-!Thp Msaket lion bean I =~txUd~yJUL~ty 5. tlow D-bcs Sp-rte M ailo S=6L ieab; lorP, 3k~today bu!. 1sjh. hav bee fu~aI , erted. ib 10,gN h~p d Meus scovado at S2e. U. *;sr 1,00 bof baew. Siam2ft 0a Rico o wo ft by2 euctuom, sad soul with q~liit at ettrmerates to Is. 9Ldi vues for aepeel , Ins b nM low ypeFlv, _d 68.na 1.38.. eupedori 34. to 3 ReLaed: P~ee r~ ...