... I s SIKEk. TrinntsDAT' EVEIUG, The mining market to-day, was quiet. 'Prince of Wales shares were firmer, while Great Retallack were flat. Prices were quoted as follows :-Chiver- ton Moor, 5k to j; Chontales Gold, 4Q to 5; Clifford Amalgamated, 7j to i; East Basset, 15 to 17; East Caradon,I 5 to it; East Lovell, 6 to 7 ; East Russell, li to , call paid; East Wheal Grenville, 11 to 2; Great ...

... ~i0ENY AND COME1.4ReE PRTCES OF SHARES AND STOCtIS. ;AIA t An t] BtYs, R.ltkteMAS, &c. aidI of Quotations Te;st Price. . ortliern lank. .Pa 3h . a, qo e 3 'Fast ?? - 9 100 s 42111 e Prcviutial BRok - 5 100 S8 ?? Natloi t0 e, tt G S a il.loya iowl S'lll 3il' S w ) >L ' T. ondon2do. d,.5 3;} Do _as 0l n .. a ;lne l Aent; .si . 40.033 6 15 - inspon i1 Ottomnan 30 - 1 8 9 ,CLrn't ?? b l o n-,9 10 ...

... METROPOLITAN CATTLI MARKi T.-(Tmr naAY.) - ' - h.,+ .-w.1~ip with beasts. bit Our market to-day was but moderately supplied with beasts, both as to number and quality. For most breeds the demand wee very D inactive, at Monday's currency, viz, from 3s. 4d. to 6e. 4d. per 81b. Prime small sheep moved off steadily, at full quotations; but heavy breeds gave way ad. per aib. The supply was ...

... COMME'RCIAL AND MONETARY. [lie's)l e2(e- C/lie Cen'cspentcal.:) Lo1NnoNT Saturday Evoning. Businevs in the City has been very quiet in all tho sarkete. The Stock ?? has been closed, andl so have ml:any public and private establishaslnts, in eompliantce *with the request that these who are, m La- hers of volunteer corps sliould be released from their ?? ?? early to engage in, or to attend the ...

... WARWVICK CORN MARKET, Saturday.-There was an average attendance at this market, and a fair amount of busilesz was transacted. Farmers asked for a slight advance on the pre. vious rates, which the dealers declined to give, except for superior samples. SI3REWSBURY CORN MARIKET, Saturday.-Wheat was In very scanty supply at this market to-day, and millers showing a disposition to purchase, a ...

... IQOMMERCIAL AND MARKBTS. - 7 a . . - PRODUCE. , f 0 t 0 00 e ;tV ° u~ov-Lxz, J1ULY 26. . ?? demand continues active and the mirket closes . firmly ut the fall prices of last week.: 2,776 aosks of British ?? India3old to-day at 81s. to 3&. t a; cryatallised, 3,8;: tart _in public sale, Barbadoea, at 0os. 6d. to 36o. other West. India, 29ss. 6d. to 038. C6d. * The sales for the week amount to 4 ...

... GLASGOW BhAZAjus y 2 4 0-hB555L.A liberal iy of che at is'day's Imarket -~et fc0h met with a sloweale, and t~he iu~siness I-oa\vYa lower prnces. 1914' cheese were laid/5 ...

... A report rendered to the Foreign Office this year by Mr Julian Fane, Secretary of Embassy at Paris, speaks of wages of skilled artisans in various towns in France as ranging from 5. to lOf. a day; for in.- ferior workmen from 2tf. to 3tf. ;; for workwomen in a clothing establishmnelrtfrom 2f. to 41. or 5f. ; for children, from 1f. to 2f. The general rate of money wages in France may be aidto ...

... ]uzursky, Hazl/past One. The directors of the Bank of England at their weekly board meeting to-day have lowered their minimum rate of discount from 25 to 2 per cent. The value of money in the open market remains at 2 per cent, and on the Stock Exchange at i Y per cent., with a most plentiful supply. The amount of gold sent into the Bank for the week ended yesterday, to which date the stock of ...

... COMMERWCAL AND MONETARY. - - . __t .. /_*0 ?? f ?? our City Casespondcnef l LONDON, Thursday Evening. After a vain struggle against obvious tendencies for nearly two monthe, the Bank directors have succumbed to the logic of facts, and lowered the rate of discount from 21 per cent., at which It had stood since the 30th May, to 2 per cent, Week after week evidence has presented itself to ...

... MONE y MARKT. SELMRE A) PRODUCE MARKETS. Maour oue Loanom Connsnuaoswnm.) Lobrooe4 Fridiy Evening. Although the reduction in the Bank rate to 2 per cent. has been followed by the issue of returns from the :Banks of England and of Franoc of a, more favoucable character, as to resources, than ever appeared before, the Stock Markets have been under considerable depres- sion. The Funds have ...

... 1 ; R ?? CONMBlIOD.* TO 1 EDITORS OF T: E IMLDS MERGUIRY. OllUNTLzNMf ,-Bin reply to the letter Of 'hre Heny oges whichappeflled in your paper of last SatFi- day, I am glal is has given methe opportunity Of correct- ing' n error which I undersfod. appears, in my le 1 con Ur. James Wilson, and which was read by him inhis ovi- dencebtfore the Trades Union Cro ma ision. The error referred to is ...