... OOMMEBRIAL AX MARKETS- 3- IROBUCE, rn £Mixnrw LAIs, JULY 31. SuaLn..-There is a steady but a less active demand at yester- 33 day's currency. 507 oasks of British West India sold at SOs. to in 88s. Refined-Dried goods continue in moderate request; Pieces e, steady. d60bg ?? it. COFF'EE.-1,000 casks 610 barrels and 30 aso llns, eX Ceylon sold steadily in public sale at full to rather dearoer ...

... MONBY At'-eT. -- - - - a - ' , , - With r9grd to' the retions beten ace, and fPxurin, the 'two great military Pow~ers of E~urcpej L h ii' ;b e i'nii s~h e'-d tb g hthe eassurance of ihe Pa'sMonite; ana. th~e imp~ve p -onu'the0,. ,Psri13Burse, the; stock markets -to-day, thoughv still without animatios wov ?? The funds r~ose]..per ent. ' t is stoticedthatduring' the last. monthte priceisof New ...

... PBOVINOIAL SHARK MARKETS. ItIMPOoL, JULY S1.-Sales to-day: Great. Eastern, ,2 I Landaahire and Yorkshire, 125f i- London, Brighton, and South Coast 49f cum new-London, Chatham, and Dover, 16f- Ludonandkorth Western, l90U * ft 3kif 9 I h 9 Si I i -Man- chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 4S-Metropoitan, 118i- Midland, 114h * 14 ISf-North British, 20}t-South Eastern, GOs 21-Baffalo and Lake ...

... . . , : The railway market to-da'y--wa rather fimr.~ Metropolitan stock rose. I per cent.; Lon obn -aiid North Western, 4;Great Western, North British, and London, Chathiam, andDovipr, 4; and Great Eastern, ~. Brighton S~tock, how'ever, was excep-, tionally heavy, and experienced a renewed d'ecline' of ?? The completion of the settlement occupied attention. I . I t , At 4 o'clock 'London and ...

... THE UNPITED KINGDOMELECTERC TBLEGEAPH COMPANY (rlMrTN). The seventh ordinary annual general meeting of the shareholders of the above company was held yesterday at the London Tavern; Mr. AExANDx i ANiGus CuoL, C.E., in the chair, Mr. W. Andrews, the secretary, having read the notice convening the meeting, the report, which has been pub. lished, was taken as read. The CaHAiuiAN said the ...

... COMPANY OF THE ROYAL COPPER MINES OF COBRE (LZMZTED). Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of shareholders was held at the offices of the company, Gresham-house; Mr. PASCOE CHARLES GLYN presided. The report stated that shareholders were aware that, acting under the advice of Mr. Petherick and Mr. Clemes, the directors had sent instructions to Cuba to continue to carry on the works at the mines on ...

... OYXNEY MARKET. !.t :i : I . I .,i ::4 ' . ; , I 51!wssDAY EvssG. re. Business in the Stock Exhanxe to-ay wseven' ;re msre than usually restricted, and in consequences Ti a prejudicial infiluence' was insome cases exercised to] upon prices. The'funds after declining';.percent., closed j lower than yesterday. It has aluady been fho announced' that a sum 'of 5,042f. has; to be in- vested this ...

... i LONDONf- ANMD: COUVTY. ANKING COMPANY. - ?? e . I T lhe ordinaryf halfyearly general meeting was heidi yesterday, 'at the great. hall of the. pity Terminus H otel,' Can con stteedecidedly thexmest commodious and convenient as vrell as the haindsomest anrd most spacious arena for public meetings in London' ?? iMr: W.. -CAsIPoN JONEs prosided,.nand before od the Vusiness bi the nieeting;said ...

... T The half-yearly general meeting of shareholders was held yesterday afternoon, at the London Tavern; s Mr. J. A. MBEBINGTON in the chair. The directors' report, which was taken as read, con- cluded with the following recommendation:- The directors recommend that out of the balance of 4,8591. s 11s. 8d., a sum of 5001. be written off preliminary ex- penses; a divided of 10 per cent. per annum ...

... THURSDAY EVMtING. The railway mark~et to-day was dull, and the changes in prices were of less than usual import- ance.0 As a result of the day's operations, there -was an improvement of 4 per cent. in London and North Western stock, and 4 in Lancashire and Yorkshire (following the annoiincement of the divi- dend), but it decline of I in Midland and * in Great Eastern. Other lines closed the ...

... COMMEWCIAL AND MA-RKETS. I. I ktOPUICE. Ausr1 SUGAR.-Tlie demand continues moderate, at preavion% prices. 500 casks of British West Indi asold. at 298.'to, V~.Hlid. ; and 4,080 bags of unelayed ManIlla, at 26s. 66. 5 00. hogsheads and 280 barrels of Porto, Rico were offered by auction. and pertly sold;' grocery, at 09s. Cd. to 385. Cd. ?? prices are ac- cepted for dri-ed goods. Pieces remain ...

... LONDON AND WESTMarTER BANK. ?? ,p . I r. A special general meeting' of proprietois was held e yesterday at the bank in Lothbury, to confirm the resolu- ir tion pasoed on the 17th nlt., for increasing the capital n by the issue of 50,000 new shares of 1001. each. Mr. TMi, ir IM.P., presided, and congratulated the proprietors on the sucOcesS that appeared to have attended the oporation so f far, ...