... [From ourC (y Correspandent.] LONDON, Saturday Evenihg: The discount demand has been a trifle more nctive to-day, though still very light, while there has been no indication of any dimninution in the! large supply of money. Rates have again been I very easy, good three months' bills being taken at 3 er cent. At the Banil of England absolutely notlinic; lias been dlone. tt ?? ELnl of England to ...

... 13URMINGJIAM SHARE LIST.-YESTEFIDAY. Amt. Pd COMPANIES. Bu.Dne. RtAILWAYS. Buy. Sell. O5S~fNARtY. 10 10 Birm. V. Suburrb . ?? 6 Stock 100 .Nndon ans North-Wost. - _ Stock 100 Ditto,Di.,AV. and S. V - _ .titocl i0 b Midland ?? ?? Stock 100 litto, Bir. and Derby. . Stock 100 Nortih Staffordshire . _ Stock 100 Shropshiro Union ?? 20 20 Stratford-on-Avon, 22 - - LV.AS ED. Stock 100 & N. W., Prf ...

... I THE SECOND FREEHOLDERS' BUILDING I SSOCIETY. The twenty-first anutual meeting was hold on Tuesday evening, at the offices, 44, Waterloo Street, Birmingham; Dlr. 77. 11. Crosbee in the chair. The Sneeg.T.uRY (Mr. A. J. Allbutt) read the following report :- The directors have much satisfaction in presenting the customary accounts showing the transactions of tihe society during the past ...

... NORTHROF ENGLAND ON TRADE. LI'romoue 'Corns oncdentC] M=DL~IsBRonGn SaturdayW-The gravity of, the present position 'of- the Cleveland dispute Is goierflly recognised, and the next three or four days are looked upon as the peeiod in which there will be some decision come to, The mineowners, who generally consume the largest proportion.of the Cleveland store in their own furnaces, have just ...

... )i3MERCI1AL AND MONETARY. I.Yro ouir t4DY ?? LoNDoN, Monday Evening. 'mqe has been no obange in the Discoulit market. rtoaey is very abund.ant, while difficulty is found in era- 1,1,yog it. Best three nmonths' bills are taken at 2g per eot. and in exceptional cese a fraction inder this in not refused. Mt the Bank of England, to-day, £135,000. in gold wae received, including 35,000 sovereigns ...

... YESTERDAY'S TM AXRKETS. Ln'itpaoot, Curcp Atmenr.-Tho wheat trade was very dlull iii tone, end only alimited business was dons, though thore was a good attendance of ?? prices showing a decline I,~the week of id. to 2d, per cectal. Flour sulet, and rather Asmaper. Beans and peas unchanged. Oats dull. Barley 3d. per lmulsel tower. Indian corn was takcen only to a listled extent, at little or no ...

... THE IRON TRADE WoeAvgeJsIbrr'roN, Wednesday. There was a shade better enquiry to-clay for iron for home and foreign use. The lower prices which the majority of tho proprietors of the mills and forges are pre- pared to accept have encouraged ergppt merchants gene- rally to give out some orders tOM'I uit' he executed, and the breaking up of the ice in the Neva warns the people doing business ...

... SAITURTDAY'S AIR7KETS. WA~tV.AI~t CORN ?? seas a~ Ilissidlritg altenldmueep at the Co.-II ECctacago to-day. Rusinoson was ottaiW and- lice farinter rint' ,is [mu 0-m Wheat htir, at ~ist week's ratcs, has, ttnly' a lirmitt~ amrioitit of haittinaci ci tog. Sljow triil,? inl 1,arley, a Ia t ote~IFs, Fvota, Aa nl Peat it FIts. S h rat ics a;er.a 'lice follotetail a1-tlei iiiotatiacco :-Wl~icat, ...

... YESTERDAY'S M ARKEITS. WALSALL CjorN IMARIIW.-The business of the market was rievidedly flat a few persons only assembled. Thle Supply of wlier.tansl barle~ysampilles ohiprt,. Peicesnot reliable. LjvERPooL, !OR.N MRKET. n- There was a large attenssance, anli a fair extent of business done in Wheat. Id. to 2d. per eental advance ono the week. Flour was In fair request suit crstslea, beet not ...

... LONDON CORN MAR1M Rr.-Psusineesq at Aihli- TLanc to-day liiL:: not been extensive. but a firin tone has still b,11 : pparent The supply of English ?? offering has been lini ?? w itI :a mueccerato attendance of inillers. trade has beecs ?? at 'I1oci dl5y'. icsaproveiect. Foreian swheat, of which D. ficr ?? eec bern on offer. has comucieacided extreme qiiott'ol!:o Nsith a fair derflaind. Mltling ...

... PUBLIO INCOME AND EXPENDITVRE. The follobing are the receipts into and Payments out of the Exchequer between April 1, 1873, and Januery 17, 1874:- REVENUIEI AlND OTAI8HA RmECIPCS. ?? Total_ Budget esti- receipts into Total mate for tlemxche- receipts for the financial quer irom correspond- Aye . 1,S73 to png yeriod Jan 17, 1S74. of east year; Balance, Apr11 1, 1873:- Rank of England ?? Bank of ...

... 'toMMERCIAL AND MONETARY. rFroM our city Crrespondentc ] Loanfoaf, Tuesday Evening, There Lss been a very quiet demand in the Discount wvilc the supply of money continues to increaso. ry few commercial bills were offered, and those at r months were readily taken at 35 to 38 per cent. At c Bank of England tho applications for gecommodation ce fewr- t the Bank of England to-day £16,000. foreign ...