... MONEY MAHKET AND! CITY INTUIJAGENCE. ?? .. .5. a. ?? ?? . -~ (rliun U'R (iT ry C(I0triSi'ONi)ENT.) cie CITY, MoINDAY 1ViNM0. 12 e'll, en it of the' day1 wvas the andvll ' inI the (tlicial in ilnwi;f the oauik of -n:El i hand, which the Directors fixed lat 6 Al Ver cent., jiuitead Of 4, at which it previously stood. This step was vory generally exported, ainl in the present woak state of the ...

... THE SOUTH WALES QXALJ AND RON TRA-IES T13E PROPOSED REDUCTION OF THE ]IRON WORKtEIS WAGES. BIIPONRTANT MHET..N0 AT DOWLA18, ACCEPTAN0E OF THE REDUG1'rlOl4 BY TBE I1IONWGRICIRS. THE CONTRACT RULES. MANIFESTO BY THE MuN'S UNION. (rSROba OUR IRADR COUWMUONDg,%) ME atTHYR, SAjtURfDAy. There appears to have been a great lack of eon. cert in the arrangements between the ironwork3rs and the ...

... SHIPPING INITELLIGENCE. I (14n latc stdm9io1ID Indtini3cen, 80 0yC 8 .) SHIP AND 'MAIL NZP;WS. Bw lllDl7mi, Nov. 12.-The Poitaisular and Oriental i ftoemer Bdaspes, with hqacward Indian maibs n for London. 1s QuPIWI~tTOWN, Nei. ?? UrAitd fitatoo mai steamer Indiant tailed for7 Pbilsdelphia. If BO7.BAY, ?? 13.-The Thlbet arrived here to day' PL7TMOC6n, Nov; ?? The Hamburg Eagle a steamer ...

... MA[RK(ETS. 0i 1RN. LoVDoN Conr IIAnIIeT, loneay,-lerlll ,vhbtat slow a, wvithl sI lg dolvwn rd tendency. eign dull, o~acpt old whiti, wvhuaeb, ?? arc ik,,y throughscarcity. 'lour very dull, Grinding barley ls. dcarcr. XILlltin$ quiet. O ato liru, bat cinalte iccd, baiazo s0arc, a~nd (;d. doir.B anld pens unaltored. British wheat, 1,727 ; barloy, o,7 29; onts, f339; lour, 2,R1GG ForoIgn wheat, ...

... Lornoi CORN MA M, 2 ?? quiet. Iculglialh wheat bad El Blow solo ; now vilwat satier oheaper; Austrolla11 and hgubsian steady la American la lower on week, Flourdoill, wltloou quotablo eleato n rce. inding ba~rley 14 UDearer secondary malting qualities rather lower. OC ?? and maio very firm. ?? and peoa rather enier. British wdeat, 5c :301 ; barley, 2,709 ; 6et6, 1,12 4B ou to61e 2195. Foreign ...

... N1O1NEY MAirETr AND TY ' iA- X (11. ;\l ot ii ti N i Vl v sto Nit'.) s ter, C ji N , SA LI11t5'uAY KVItsNO(. Ao IiXsi I 055 hol titS Sto lK lF aci an o, as usualU to l: l XIV. iii't , it ::s 110l x rh'striot0tl, Ien to- An ; ti U.KST cci~t~llY LO lnaly Of ihe dealers AnIe 2 Ziig IdvatloliO ot the ?? of the Stoek othe] ' sl'sie ii Mlondlay to leave town till Cubs sit i, h o 'l ?? pI) of niolloy ...

... SHiPPING INlTELLIGENCE. 51)11' AND MAI, NEiWS. Scr,;. Nov. It. Tho l'ouivssiixlar And Orlontal itevaiesr ibivA vrrivvetd hero At 7 'oloek this niorni- Di ilng, misII the Vessstia at ( *oloolk to-nttght, with te linwoowilal I sliss, CShinn. And Australian mnail, P1 s ons Calcuttli aI d Bombay repoirtively. Tho lb YCI.siissslar aind hrivitali steoanicr 'lwabWA, with tho C stWardI India t1soil, ...

... TElE DISPUTES IN THE NORTF- ERN IRON TRADE. MRl. RUPEIRT KETTLE'S AWARD. Tho following Is a copy of Mr. Kottla's award on the disputes in tbe northern iron trade, whioh duly came before the Standing Committee of the Northeen Arbitration Board at their meeting in Dnrllngton yesterday afternoon. It had been re- ceived in duplioato that morning by the represen- tativea of the employers and ...

... MOTN EYN MAtAErT JViOI OURt CITY CORESrPONDRKN.) C1TY, SATUnRAV EVENN140. ?? was again in fair demand in [eon- PHCtiob witllthesettlelliOllt. Thosupplyamplo, and prime bills wore readily taken by the brokers at 4, per cont, in tho House thoro wav also an increasod inquiry for acconnuio- dation, fully 4 per cent. hlving been chargee for loans from day to day on English 6yverumnent Securities. ...

... 'HN gOFPRR ORE TRADE, Ab tlie Swansea tickidetfing, o h~ a Tda , 1,472 ?? of copper ore w as sold for £24262 18o. The aver- en ez preduce on the whole waae was 1£9d per cnt,, end on Cape ores 32 per cent. The average price .0 per ton cf 21 cwt. dry weight on the whole sale was £ 1 . £16 9s. 8d., and on Cape oree, £26 193. 10; The Ag average price per unit of produco was 1 i3, 7d., and VI en ...

... MERN. e CArDIFip COnN MAnesT, Saturday.-(From Geo. w Coleman, junr.'s Circular, Llandaff-grcen )- Ft There has been rather more activity in our grain bi tbade. The cold weather has stimulated prices, Im We had a fair attendance at our corn exchange to. de day. There was a fair supply of farmots' wheat on (a offer, which met a better demand at Is. to 2s, per fi\ quarter advance. Msalting barley ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY NTEGLIGENCE. (FRI OUR CITY (OunRrSrONIDErN.) CITY, SATIruIX, BEVENING . DOscounts wero in fair dematnd. The Sil ?? of on 1ablo capital continmed super- 11 abundant, and good bills were readily takeln Bj by the brokero at frolm1 ?? to 32 por coat. At the Bank thero wvas scarcely any inquiry o for accommodation, and in the Stock Ex- charge loans from day to day on English ...