... (FROM OUR ConnESFONDENT.) PARIS, TUESAnY NIGHeT. Tho ziarket opened well, but was, afterwards undecided, prices hiiowevr closing generally with aL rise, althoughi ,ot at the lughcst of the day, and with somea exceptions including issues which were weak. Portu- guese '1'IeI rcoee half IL poin1t, aiid Spanish Exterior wre bought freely. Bank hrsrlid n flynainites wesa ?? steady. The busnstrneei ...

... MAIT AND SHIPPiwG NEWS. I1?nnc 1LOVaSin, pea. 9.) ADELAIDE, Feb). 1.-Vietoria, from ~rlondo and BriaK;r ?? to-day. AITIfA, Feb. 2.-fevelficc, for SoutharnptonaandA.twer left to-day. IIAILIIA1DOES, Feb 2.-Aceclradiljnarrived toolay. BOSTON. I'ol, 2.-Cephidcienia rived at midnight ?? day. CALCUTTA, Jen. 31-Clan OleRonazi arrivedtody CATANLA, Fob. ?? left ta-day foc P-raN.te. CCX A V-'..- ...

... NONEY MABKET, AMON'DAV EvEiNa.O Ie The -withdrawal of g-old onl Saturday, and to- day's ciffus of 200,00W1, has stiffened discount Wd: raites to about 2k-l~ per cent. tar sixty days' oflf Ppae~rs and 2k pe r Ccitt. for fine three months' In's bills, but the amount offering at these rates is Gem stum11. 'Notwithstanding thle assurances by thle (to Austrian Government that gold -would not be ...

... ASSOCIATE D CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE. The thirty-secolnd 1innesal meeting of the Association of Chianuihers of Coninece of the United Iiiigiliiot was resumlled aild concluded yesterday at thle Hotel Miltropole, under tiet prosidoncy of Colonel HILL, AIX.P GENERAL ELECTIONS AND TrtADE It was resolved that the Association was strongly of opinion that 1'in order to usiuhuiso the filudraice of trade ...

... *- -9-- (bami LLoYD's, MAY 2.1 ADELAIDE, 'May 2.-liolrenr0ollern Antwerp and Blremen for flydney,,an-ired tlin uorning. Orubi, Lundon forSydiney. arrivd at lioon to-day. lit ADEN, May 2.-Oriental, London for Sydney, arrived this ard mornirig. leirigul, lonloir for C(lcutta, &c., arrlved to-dy. IDI- ALBAN;Y, Apni 3O.-Oceanien, for Adeibride, Mdelbourne, Sydney, ndel Net Caledonia, wilh mails ...

... MONEY gARRET. SATuiDAX Eviwmon. 2 a The mearket remains stagnlant, and -~ per cent. ii for fine three muonths' bills is still a weak quota- 97i tienl, while two ciinths' papler was occasionally 21r discoaxitcd to-day ait 4,'k per cent. Interest rates 2)5 ice are llunchangted at ,li vor canlt., anld ninnely is aill Co: but xnialdeable. Continental exeluinges aire't1. featureless. Thundry calls ...

... TA AR THE AMERMAN MARKETS. I - -- ?? . - IC 3t 10 !n c. IC S. ,0 10 1- as rt V- al D- ly ss he Ig att co at, id ad It,, ed ice Itb .er af to on its Fer ±.i.LS l J Acti jt0 , Ai1 . ?? OUlt CORRfESrON1MrNT.) NEW YORKI, WimxrsAY. Al~though stoclis further declined a fraction, buying to-day was distinctly lretser than selling. The short interest was materially increaseri, and for at least one ...

... MQNEY MARRET. SATUnDAY EVFaNnO. This was almost a rljej non in the City. Short. inoney was worth no more than }- per cont. in Lombard-street, and rates of discount remained undisturbed, were, perhaps, easier, if anything, for short bills. It seems that some of the gold on the way from ?ew York will coino to Lou- dlon. In Berlin, the exchange on Rhussia has risen nearly 3 points-say 1gl per ...

... COMMERCIAL AND tARaTs., PitODUOLlOZ12 SUGAR.-The market for Opteulaltive beetroot has beon dull, and pwi-ied slightly easier. (lernian ea Per cent. aolt.. June at 1b a pd 1um per cent,; Jull At. i3n 4id, pluspe cent, to VAs 4j e; August at INs Gd plus~ en dt, to IlodO f-ola ('stal f* i ootad KNe. 5 proamt at Jols lid e. I. andi i. ;and Iteasian oi the spot at io 41, n mot 1pr lent. Cane leind ...

... MONEY MARKE1T . I of ADVANCE IN THE BANK RATE3. 10oo for orI Ia accordance with expectation the directors thbc IL.of the Banik of Eingland ait their meeting this qm morning decided to raise the o011cia rate of ?? count from 2 to 3 per cent. The previous Ord change in the rmbi was miade ats far~back as thu real 1. 28th April last, when the, quotation ?? reduced is -i fromt 2k to 2 per cent, ...

... ,, THE TRADE UNION CONGRESS I AT GLASGOW. ax The delegates reassembled in the City Hall at La]!- W passt nline yesterdlay morning. Shortly after the pro- Pa cclliings caomnseseed Lord fiosebory piaid a, visit to thle hO Conigres, end Stayed for some time listening to theal discussions. Among others who wavc piresaont during ph thue (ILaY Were Sir Charles andl Lady fluke, Mr. Byles, ?? Mr. ...

... ?? -- (Priori LT.oxa)'o. Ju 20.1 SPSAUNOR. Chile, London to Britishi (AilaUMlsi, all well, July 2, 3w, 23f WV.- leob of ArrIgl voea%,bir tjIL d I r Irri, LU1 we-ll, 3 ll 9,1I5 ?? cli V.--lio-iililda, of 6irieoricil Gleagew to ilirixlilie, all wrji Ju1ly 0, 303 N.. 17 W.- P1iourre, nluiebe lintquo HeriIqV duly 19, slea nuninlie W. of Dngeneon.-Bnetriai, Juay i6: MTISSING VESSEL. 'Tie following ...