... HONEY-HARKBT. TUESDAY EVarMV . The glut of money to-day has been almost U'r paralleled, and seems likely to force the Bank o England to reduce its rate of discount to the lowest point ever known. Yet there is atm a complete absence of animation in the Stock Ex. i change, where, indeed, business has scarcel. r ever been duller than it is now. The Pub; seem utterly unwilling to take the troubk ...

... ~JOMMROIA S 1W MARKETS. F* ,U * 1,7.lxNomdna-r , JuLy 4. Sl~il. -1Thd itarket lai been quiet to-0407 810 csk5s Of Britis Wes V.indiaI-sold aft 3Os. to853.; and of go0 hbds. andi 200 barrels of Cuba offered by auction, only a portion of the latter was disposed' of at 290. to MSL 6d.r Refined without change. (los .-Thoedemand 'or plantation.Ceylon continues active, at frms prlCe4,; 630 cask 60. ...

... MhINES. TUESnAY EvEING. The mining market was decidedly flat to-day, and a decline occurred in Clifford Amalgamated, East Basset, East Russell, East Caradon, East Lovell, North Crofty, Prince of Wales, and Wheal Grenville shares. Prices were quoted as follows:- Chiverton Moor, 54 to i ; Clifford Amalgamated, 7J. to 84-; Drakewalls, Ss. to lOs. ; East Basset, 19 to 21; East Caradon, 5i to i; ...

... Ew qZ8H, ,'COTTLM: gaN A.U$TALIAN ?? I f ' CHARTERD -BAl-. : The twenty-eighth oidinarygeneral meetieg was held y'osterf aithe; ?? of the Bank, Corbhill, Mr. A..LELDEa in the chair. Thertport hastalteady appeared. The followsing histbebtlnce~shcet':-¢ Llabilities-Pa3id- up dapital, 600,01; deposits, 871,1971. Om. 7(1 ; bills Ya sble and other liabilities, 160,6Q3L. 19Bs 4, ; dcoulatiCon, 102 ...

... THE MAREETB. Fridlay. UAUX-LAtz.-The quantity of English whest on srale here to- I lay was very iitnited. Altheugll the demand was far from active, actors were ery Lirm in their demand, and the qltfmtiuns ruled shade higber than oa Monday. Thoe imports of foreign wheat iave amounted to 21,780 quarters, but the ehow of samples was by no means exten~ive. On tlhe whole, a fair business was trans- ...

... ~- MOzEY HARKET. WVEDNESDAY Evssro. The plethora of money seems rather to increase otlerwise ; gold is still flowing in; an early reduction in the Bank rate of discount to two per tseent s certain ; and the state of the crops is of favOurably; yet the public seem as in- diposeol as ever to invest. The completion to- Of tile monthly settlement in Consols has il attesaded with an improvement of ...

... i XOHMMI.Ar. AND MARKET& PRODUE. ''NCi'G-LAB, JULY a. SUOAE.-The sales to-day by private contract are confined to 60 casks of .British West unda at steady ?? l ,0 0.ba of unclayed Mnllla at 26s. 01 1,800 boxes of oavana offered by auction filly one-half sold * brown, 29s. Cd. to 32s. tl - yellow, 32e. t3. t 2, 700 bags o .llaurltluswere aBloOffere' and with the excptlon of 600 bags of god ...

... MobDAY Evi mxG. The mining market to-day was flat, owing to the absence of business. Amongst others, Prince of Wales shares gave way. Prices were quoted as lfollows :-Chiverton Moor, 51 to g; Chontales Gold, 4J to 5; Clifford Amalgamated, 7# to J; Ea ast Basset, 18 to 20 ; East Caradon, 5J to J; East Lovell, 6 to W ; East Russell, 1J to -; East Wheal Grenville, 1I to 2; Great Laxey, 16 to 17; ...

... TRADhE AND FINANCE. TVn accumulation of money in all the chief cities of Europe continues almost without inter- ruption, The orly break has been in Paris,where the last return of the B.Fnk of France shows a de- crease in the bullion of about 1,027,000'1, Consi- dering, however,, that the total held still amounts ,to the enormous sum of near thirty-four and a' half millions sterling, this ...

... THJ R t'ONDGN MARKETS. LLOYDS WIMXL3Y h'liWSPAPZ OPtCZ vnv mmGt. JAly 20. The -wethe; ,in Isomparisoll 'with- last wek, has been ;muli more~faonrblefo Opnin th'cos We have-had Bowe snwart .shower;. bat most-of the. days, hive6. ben 'flne dnd- sunny, with a. nce fresh breeze fromt the south-west.-. The accounits from alu paris4 ofthe'iountrvy state that the late rains havet been highly ...

... MONRTARY REVI V. 4 CITY, THURSDAY EVENING.-The mark-ets have all been In n very inactive state, and prices have not experienced any msateidal change. The festive 'arrangements for the reception of tlse sultan, the yiceroy, and the Ilelgian volunteere, have so engrpssed attent.on that the Stock .Iexchangehbasbeen almost de~serted, and itie net:expected tbot there wia l be anydithrovement until ...

... THE SHI'FFIELD TRIADES' UNION COMMISS1ON. The commission resumed their sittings on Monday Pfflr. Overend, the chief examiner, who met with an sccident a. fe)w daye ego, came into the court su ported by crutches, and during the day he reolined on a couchi. Kr. Jorn George Riobson, manager for Mr. E. E. Eloole, girve, grate, and fender manufacturer, was tho first wit- ness. He said in 1861 there ...