... 1 ZMONEY MARKET.l MOONDAY EVzsNcG. The stock markets opened this morning under the influence of the reaction that was naturally to E be looked for after the recent extensive rise, and a further check was given by the disagreeable state of the weather. Some speculative realisations being pressed, Consols showed at one period a re- t lapse of j to j per cent. The inherent strength of 1 the ...

... JOMMBMRCIAL AND MARKETES¶, RBODUCL M° ?? JUNB 20. SUO;AR.-The market has been very quiet to-day; only 200 casks of,1ritish WestIndia Hold at 316. to 335 Id. 3 000 bags of Guatemala, and 7 20 casks 80 hoxes of Cuba wSereall' bought In. Ilefined dull of sale in all positions: prices rule in bersy oere CoFFER.-350 casks and 120 bags of plantation e ey e offered anl mostly sold, colory quahties ...

... NATAL LAND AND COLONIZATION COM- | PANY (LIMITED). TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. Sir,-I am very much obliged indeed for thes courtesy you have allowed me in addressing my fellow- shareholders in this company through you. It was only the fact that your paper commands so much respect and circulates so widely that could have induced me to select so great a favour as the appearance in print in ...

... AX MARKETS. I ?? j. : OYOTTON.-LmVRpooL, JuNN-8.-Market quiet. Prices easier for American Eatimnn~d salee to-day 8,000 baloe Includin 2,00, opecsslatibir aald exboert'`'4.'000' Axdeitcan; 91d. to Ild Bengl, 7d.. fai Egptia isd.;'fai Perano i2d.-prl. anid dung Brocade, ljd.; ?? bltd wh ich n ha rvied Inathsmret o eea ek at u tuhecnaquen advnce in resdcitne p oTedy'O manufwakter, nsowee asking ...

... MONEY MARKBT. rJ |SATURDAY EvMmra. The stock markets to-day were generally quiet. The funds opened at an improvement of i per cent., | but from that point experienced a decline of i, and I l finally closed with a dull appearance at yesterday's quotations. Foreign stocks were flat, and in some ! instances a fractional reduction occurred. In the ['railway market attention was almost exclusively ...

... !: ' ?? e :~ . I I- I * . ?? Atlth9~igh the amount 'f 'gold now on the dusy to' this 'country, chiefly from the United taste,; ?? to'no less than a million and ahalf ster- ling, business in the Stock Exchange to-day has been paralysed by the disastrous report of the Boighton Railway Committee of Investigation, fol- l' owing so closely, as it does, upon the other nume- Tous scandals which ...

... I QOMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. MINCMnG.LE, JUXE IS, SuGAB.-The market hag opened quietly at prices barely ejux to those oi last week. 1,060casks of BriUsh West ln'lia;sold Pu in public sale; Barbadoes, at SIs to 34s. Od.; St Vincelit ,. 30s. to 33s. 1,800 barrels were also partly sold in pub'l!k ,e : 28s. to 324. 6d. 6,900 bags of Mauritius were offered ani 1, sold : brown, 289. toi32s. ; ...

... COMERCIAL AD MARKETS. I IFRODUCE. AllNCiN-fLAKE, JUNS 24. ?? market for raw is dull and inactive, but for re- fined there is a more active inquiry, at steady pri 554 sale Ns' COFmriE.-.OWing to large parcels bigdcae opbi b the market, privately is inactive. leegs.c Abef COCoA.-There is a fair demand for Grenada, at steady ?? d TRAd-The market continules quiet. ai ?? RICE.-The sales ale ...

... MONEY MARKBT. TUESDAY vZIzQ. The ;Mcumiulation of gold, thy 'extreme abund- an of money, the favburable 'appearance of po- ;litics and the splendidi weather, which yesterday ?? a 4dline .of is, to 2s. a quarter in the price of wheat in Mark-lane,'are still acting powerfully It ipdoi the pric'es' of public securities. Previoisly, 1iofveve, to turning their attention to securities of second rate ...

... i As the year proceeds we find our experience of the periods succeeding great commercial crises repeated in substance, although there may be some variety of detail. The usual recovery in the stock markets has been somewhat slow in coming, but, on the whole, is the more marked, now that it has ] once begun. On the other hand, bullion is accu- mulating far beyond all former precedent. By the ...

... IMPERIAL OTTOMAN LANK. ie The annual general meeting of the shareholders a- was held at the London Tavern, yesterday; Mr. A. ELH y LAYAIRD, M.P., in the chair. Un The report, which was issued some time before, having va been taken as read, iy The CHAIRMAN moved its adoption. He commenced pf by speaking of his confidence in the bank from the con. as mencement and his regret at the retirement of ...

... I COMMERCIri AND MARKETS. it P:RODUCB. MINxNG-LANE, JtfNl 7, Ai ?? nurket clam sfirnlynt an advance of Is. to ir- IH Ed. for low and at d to Is. per cwt. on the better kinda. nt 4,478 casks of british West India sold this week, including 1,103 casks to-day part In publi sale: Barbadoes, SOa. to 35s. 6d.; B- crystalltie mDemervra, 87H. to S.a 6d. 40 barrels and 470 baga ed of Barbadoes also ...