... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WXIMNEDAY EMvNG. The fine weather, the satisfactory prospects of the harvest, the firmness of the exchanges, and the a consequent probability of a renewed accumulation t of gold in the Bank, combined with the distrust of most other classes of securities, have to-day given a decided stimulus to the funds, which have risen nearly # per cent. Foreign stocks were again in many cases fractionally ...

... I, ?? , s;tMONEY MAREET.- I F1InAY EVBNIIo. in; The fundshopened this morning with a d1ll ap- ' pearanpe, in consequence of some considerable 1I, s d- de1iveries of stock, but the tone became t' ?? therafteiwoon, iold the closing quotation *3 X 0O ivb'a i#381-16 to & per cent. higher than yes- '.'ex'day. 18 raiway market likewise opened at a B i , and, though a recovery was afterwards oc- 1 ...

... BANK OF LOYDON. A mneeting of shareholders, convened by the shareholders' committee, was held yesterday at the s LondonTavern,toconsiderthe report issued by that body tl on the 29th ult, and the order made for a call by Vice- h Chancellor Wood on Saturday week. Mr. P. BoBB, the I! chairman of the committee, presided. The CHAIRMAN, referring to the call of 8!. 1Os. per v share for which the ...

... ~- , - I I . , TUBSDAY EVENIa. The stock markets opened this morning with a flat appearancic, sales still preponderating, but an improvement took place in the afternoon, owing to the renewed firrness of the Paris exchange, which seems likely to promote a further accumulation of gold at the Bank of England. A favourable effect was likewise naturallyproduced by the fine weather, which ...

... I O. HVONEY MABKE.l.ET. .; ; - ' ?? , r ' The stock markets to-day ,were very dull, and the tendency of prices iinfaivourable, notwith- standing the fine weather and the continued heavi- ness of the corn markets. As regards Consols, the fact that depression is shown during the hours foi money business and comparative steadiness afterwards, seems to, indicate that the balance of bon6& fide ...

... I 'OMMERCIAL AND MARKBTS. PRODUCE. MINOINGC-LAIW JUNE 25. SUG.AR-The market baa been quet but steady to-day, aet pre- or, vious prices- 630 casks of BritishWest Indis. sold, part in public sale. Barbadoes at 30s. (id. to 34s., ?? Demerara, 11. 35s. Cd, to 3ss,; 700 barrels and 6o0 bags of West India were also aly sold in public sale-1srb~does at SOs. 68.to les and orystellised B3erbice at36s. ...

... FRIDAY EVENING. o The transactions in British mining shares to-day ni were to a fair extent.. Chiverton Moor, East P Grenville, Prince of Wales, Great Retallack, West I Prince of Wales, Marke Valley, and Wheal Basset were in chief demand. - East Russell and North Crofty declined. Prices were quoted as follows:- Chiverton Moor, 5g to i4; Chontales Gold, 4j ton h5; Clifford Amalgamated, 7- to 8; ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MA .| PRODUCE.h MIONOING-LAIN, JnE7. a SUGARt.-ThCedemand conitinues limited. 561 casks of British, 'West India gold at 310. to 12s,, being agbout tlos previous cur- ro reosoy .900 boxes of dainaged HaVana sod steaidil in pusblifo r sale at' 29S. to t3oe. 13d. for rowns, aisd Sl.t0s* o p fric an~ yellow. llellned dried goods are now to be had at iser pIes. Pic~yes un.t4r3 ctsks ...

... SII2'.VDE RAILWAY COMPANY. - ?? The twelfth annual general meeting of share- W holders was held yesterday afternoon, at the London m Tavern; Mr. W. P. AImDEw, the chairman, presiding. II The report, which has already been published, having ti been taken as read, aE The CHAIRMANimoved its adoption. He said there ree( four points which were particularly deserving of notice. w One was the great ...

... ISHARE_ LISTS , MONDAY 'Ev=G. The railway market was heavy to-day, and prices experienced afresh fall. The amount of business was rather considerable, but it consisted chiefly of speculative sales. Great Northern stock declined 1I per cent. ; Midland, Great Northern A, North British, London, Ohathamj and Dover, Brighton, and Metropolitan District, 1; Great Eastern and South Eastern, j; London ...