... - MART. I-- CIY TuJEasra Enswe e The bulk of availabie capital in the open mar- ket being -tow so much greater than for some cnsaiderable time past will at once account for tbe appreciable weakening of the general tone, sore especially as it is coincident with a greatly diministed demand. The recurrence of the fort- sightly settlement, of course, brings with it claims and demands which are ...

... q V I IWELL1IsNU - Thlt, WEAT EiL ' A telegram from the Metewrological.offlee, Londoe on Fr uay, ?? is very - little chang ti s eport in lbse gen eral distribution of atmospharic presi sure over our IslaUds though the weather is sorn whaf liner ina it has beeu of late. Thebarometit present highest overs the south of ?? over the North Sea, but in part' sir tbei United Ringdoin ihe mnercury. ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE TEE WEATHER. A telegram from the Meteorological-office, London, on Sunday night states:;-.Since the issue of the last i report scarcely any change has occurred in thepro t vailing condition., the highest ?? continuing I steadily in the south-west, that is, stretchiug from a Spsain orthward toward the west of Ireland, In con- E secuence, the course of depression has been ...

... THE YORKSHIRE COAL TRADIE. A review just published of the South Yorkshire coal trade for 1876 estimates the loss to the miners by their strike 'at the commeneementoftheyearat £4250,000,-andto th:erailway companies thiough .reduced carrage of coal at £120,000. 12,200 men :wer6 on strike. The reduced trade in the month. of May and June is illustrated by the fact that in February: one firm sent 4 ...

... IARRETS. to CORN. ew CAIUT,7'-F (COM iMA'iiLT, Saturd2av. - A moderate A gie- rd was done in fine English wheia-t, whicb, reibsed h slow sm o; prices in bnyera' favacra. IBariey firin Mlaize rt bvut buith :rDI1Ld and ttldit qualities have advanced Is to 2fa r as snoorltus-toattsunnchungd.a Beans ste-,dy. 3lestis,rs W. C. Lucy and (Conpauy's price cur- hO ?? -sa god ?? of' E-glish wheat at -, ...

... MAIIIUT?. , Coo- CW-s MAlrKr, Monday.-Market firm. 2030 Er'iYh aid foreigu wh~eat i, hold for ls advnuce I on n ust L:zdas's quotatiuc, bat only finest sauples I ti dise tie advance. Flour steady; American barils j i dt'earer. Grindinig barley Is higher; malting sur.s S1 . line o oi. felrcan oats Od dearer ; inxcrisr qui--t lit r3te ?? Dlaize, beaus, and peas sell at iall - values, tiradc is ...

... C'-INEY CITY, S rt- BY EVrNno. ?? were no it-vbh ieatures auatuent either in r):e .osition ?? pros5 e-ts of the M)ioney Market Th, -eoping tendency which has becn its chiet chu7-rtao istic during the week shows no signs of eblrllneatr. T'as can hardily be wondered at !tIn the abnormal position of finance is 'ten ?? con idration. and seldomn have IhoEe ergaged in financial operations been iu a ...

... .1 ? - I 1. - ? . .. ?? % 4i I .. .. a Xto z SR IM N 19'. S - G INT9LL!GJ9M'9- CASUALTIES. Wij h reference to the report published in the o l d m lapels a few days nao that the bt te Lion steomer S'a'eot Altemnwa- as~whore at Mlocha South &i:Llds, Fi d tea, inforniasiou has t)een received that tais t ?? pas. ed Point do( Guale on Friday, ail well. OESUGN &Niaf\'AIM D am KUVfjiN.CTS OF CARi ...

... ?- ?, ? pit tN IT INTMi, i;?i? ,q, w ?14 .0OVWl AN' VIIVAIS AND KOViiMENTS P 01 i lAx~ftIfFF V ts.s~iLS.- Tbe Onuce. i (s. fpta Wotbterell, ?? Dlabimu on Fri-Ic r, night for Cardiff. hJ be Lady Clivo, s, Captain Turnbull, passed Gibraltar on Friday fr-rnu Bieoan for wilcnisea. '1-IbChevinrtoa. a. tfnin biManro,arrivedatTroonouI Friday from Londonderry. 'ltet 5 oaj vc ejic, a, :.,ptain Gibson ...

... I:EE IRON AND COAL TRADES. ABERDARE. The coal trade of this valley still continues in a deplorably bad state, and things appear to be looking more gloomy week after week. Notices to terminate all contracts between the masters and men at the end of the present month have been ' issued by the Powell Duffryn Co., Messrs. Nixon and Co., and Messrs. I). Davis and bons. MAauy of the pits are already ...

... CASUALTIES. TJe Reward, of Jersey, from Montrose to Pemzance, has been sunk through collision with the ?? Residue, of Sunderland. The orew of the former landed at Caister. near Yarmouth. The ketch Pioneer, of Swansea, has foundered twio Miles from Oreeton Rock, Torbay. The crew were eaved. The Somorrostro, 8, CaptainThomas, in leaving Bilbao, cn Friday last, struck on the Bar, and remaianed ...

... LIVERPoOL CORN siAaRxT, Tuesday.-The wbeat trade opened excitedly, owing to recent excessive rains, but C: on the apuearance of sunshine, with a drying breeze, a large business was done at an advance of 4d to 5d per cental. Flour closed at is to Is 6d dearer for sacks. E Beans and peas unchanged. Indian corn i good de. mand, at an advance of about 2s per qr. ; quotation for A mixed new, 26s ...