... MONEY MAYELKIET There was the same liin th Moe Mr. to-day Itha 'sappearance te j spienous for- some tL- has been so very coO- di of inance as 'w ipast, and taking the is mothing to yield the findI them ta-day there rmake arrangemenity slightest encouragement to temlat th ad by' Whioh we might eon. atemlt the same .-ntagcs at any change, while ft toetsamed time there are symptoms of pdrtanuz * ...

... MON X--Y ; - MONEYT* -ar, TOAY BVz§= lke in Bebenge setitlemet' wad satsfae. toily o..eluded to.day, no i.ilrrehaving been amnoeuxeed. Tbis being pay.day a rathei bltter aemand ior money Nvai noted, yet it wasmuch less than wlee expected £rom the state' of the account a few 4d ays ago; and ?? that the accoant is found to be far below the, ealoniation, anddthe amount of stock .ready or ...

... .4bJl.tXl-,TEY CUT-I, 3ATUFRD4Y EANUING4 Thje in.dication of an timprovemenit in trade, vl~eh waz uoticcanble in the lact Bord oif 1'radl reti.ns, and wihWAS thought likely to ctrferftben the Money 31arket, has not yet made so snilcient pregrese to have an3y effect, and the %Wks hr ?? eave~taheits that thediseonnt ratesi would- advance, and their rft sraehaeos- ?? not been remaised. Week by ...

... SHIPPING INTELLLIGENCE Loss OF A I£AIL STEAMER,-Information received by telegraph from New York, on Tuesday, reports the I total loss at sea of the Pacific mail steamship City of San Francisco, from Panama to San Francisco. ?? passengers and crew were saved. She was a large vessel of over 3,000 tons, built in the States in 1875& WRECK NEAR SOUTrPoaT.-During a heavy gale on Monday morning the ...

... WORK AMSD WAGES. ?? WESIT LANCASHIRE MINERIS.In TM dispute betweeo the West Lancashire coal m pioprieteis and their men approaches no nearer a wj settlement, and there 4Z every probability that on t' Wednesday next, the day on which their notices zu for a 10 per cent. reduction ia wages expire, the - -men will setp work. The firdt notices, which ter- P minated on M~ay 10, were withdrawn by the ...

... CWO~MEIRJA.L. LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, SAIrMDAY AYTRn.NOoSY. 1 ectton m srket, as regards business on the apot, has I1et much of the activity of yesterday, yet for a Saturday a good trade ha3 been done, the sales being estimated at 12,000 bales, including 20(A on specalaion and for export, and prices have been perfectly firm at the advance of last evening. Great reluctance is manifested to admi ...

... s..edy: . I -tsoas AREIVB AT ABEmDBEN.- June 23.-Princess Alice, ECI thR *rnan, Liverpool, goods; Hayle, Gordon, Sunderland. coals; Fremiad, De] cipaily Petersen, Konnigaberg, oats; Chieftian's Bride, Cheyne, Leith, d to fs coals; Dor, Taylor, Sunderland, do.; Agnes, Grimster, Liver- dec pool, salt; James Hall, Linklater, Hull, goods; John Ellis, re~m calved Davies, Bangor, slates. 24th ...

... LRarhtts. te- LIVERPOOL CORN MAR{KET 3ar ItHY ELECTRtIC TELEGRAPi.J TUESDAY. ýry of WHEAT, advance on last week of 2d. to 3d. per cental for !nt better qualities ; common qualities difficult to sell. BRANS, rtS 6d. per quarter dearer. PEAS and OATS a slow sale. IN- of DIAN CORN 3d. per quarter dearer. ild be LONDON HAY MAiRKET. TUESDAY. of Rather short supply; trade quiet. Prime CLOVERa, 1009. ...

... :I OiRJ .AY MAJ. RA8 T7 , II ?? . N.. - . i B UMMlR-MRCoAx M u 9.-Or linar-Firats, ISO&; seconds, :Ioe.; thirds, 9015 fourths 805'fths. 65.; sixths, Is. AMi- Superfine, ?? thir ~Firkins inJmarket, 2,47. _ __ COTTON,-Lmrarcoon Juats 9.-There has been an aztive dp Mandi at firm prcs'Aznericaus, and, Surats i-ted. higher. TtreIngoo ddernand,-pseall7y 1-1!id. hher. Bales: '6~&-6(L ~ha 12000 ?? ...

... I STOCK AND SIIA:iB £ISkT, TurmSDA ]VflnMl The 1oIw 8I the-dffi81f record of bua 008 doho. in stoocas and 4haros: 1INW~sH GO~Mm lbq!6N lOU I,4e Three p.c. Consols, 04fl j 5I i I ndia.4P. o.,- 1013!1 i8 id Iudia.1ds. (under £1,000), S4U. Ditto4oraecouint 904 1 x d T'hreen.a. fle., 941 5 Ban Stocok. ,960 891' Now Throew 04 I ( 4! Met. hoard Works, 100) I I Indlan5porC9G, 104! I x ld Caunrdf.4p.o ...

... 19M'PPING IXTIMLI(JWCjr, . 11 0 5romu Qoyo'a, mm 23 AI. 244 WEEMKS ND CASUALTIES. Livn11oOe, June 342, The Ffnelon, a., of Hlavre ?? live5rpool vith mineral and crass is eahore in 6amnv Bay; two tugs by her; sheois makgg.n'o wvater.-H LoURnAD, June 23. The Penclon got off the rock a't 8 p.m. yesterday, end proceeded in tow for Liverpool; agrcement made with tug; vessel rn no wtor.VaaaCnu,.June ...

... I Corn Ezehange.' onday, June 11. At Mark-lane to-day trade was extremely dull. The warm, brilliant weather and the promising appearance of the crops rendered millers very cautious in their purchases of Wheat, and any offer of less money was eagerly accepted. This applies not only to Wheat, but to Barley, Oats, Maize, Beans, Peas, and Flour, all of whioh were decidedly cheaper where pressed ...