... AMERICAN MARKEm. Ntiw Yeas, May 31.-The Stock market opened with sores actlvlty, anid prices ruled higher, with a general tendency towards advances. This was checked, however, by the exercise oftpeasutzo on Philladelphia and Reading stock early-, and on . ChcgBurfloingtn and Quincey- later. beth stocks bdeeilug t' 2- 'The keasral list subsequently became dull, and alter a abort rally prices ...

... COMMES aAIAND mONTARY. | (From G=Vvw sc } ) 14,reir,sSabtrday Evening. Bank t* o£ discount ?? 28, 1892, 2-per oent. In Lombard; Street ?? was quite un- lendable, while the aupply of floating capital was largely incred. Short I were freely off&eed ab ; to 4 per cent witbhoutbflding borrowers. The Diswonb market Was equally quiet, very few bills being offered, and those: at two and three months ...

... I (From our Ckv Co- eswdm4) lVoNDoX. TnesdayEveinig. Bank rate of discount since April 28, 1892, 2 per ent. There was again an e seedingly quiet demand for money in Lombard Street to-day, with a super- abundant supply of floating capital, so that short loans wore easily obtained at 4 per cent. The broker of the India Council was unsuessful in lending money until the end of June at 4 per cent. ...

... o -- - . 11 HIGH WATER AT LIVIORPOO(I 6 . oRMINA. aye rico. arEeN 7 To-day ?? 10 41 ?? , 0 59 ?? i6 . 11 To-morrow ?? 11 17 ?? 11 36 ?? 16 4 95 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. WTind.-LIverpool, ?? liibt breeze; atiolybfad, noon, 20 calm and misty. Midnight-Wind south, light breeze. le ARRIVED. A d JUNEz 6 Venetian f% ?? ,-.Beston ce Teremai .. asarcesangtllei de Portuga s ?? Lisbon 18 S h I Jultz 7p ?? a ? ...

... IIi I ?? LONDO STOCK EXCHANGE. he ?? EVENaING. . oe The event in the city today has been the an-- I.nouncement that the New Oriental Bank Corpora- 31. tion is compelled to auspenid payments. No one, 2i. however, was'surprised, for the difficulties of this 4* bank have been -well known ad discussed for a long time past; its crecdit has been waning for 3 . -years, and'-the present outcome was ...

... 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 ...

... BLOncrarrzur, Tnasday (Bantar).—Preridcat Baits has resigned. His rsasan for this stop is alleged to be tha mfusal Volksraad permit him lsava tha Orange Free Stat*. A has bees appointed taqoua the sttnatioa mated by tha President's action. ...

... Our correspondent A split between the leader* the Tory party in Liverpool, out their opposition the return Mr. McCracken, Deputy Grand Master, a* Councillor for the municipal wards erf Liverpool laat November, ha* to-day been mor- acute by a resolution at a meeting erf the Liverpool province of the c*der, held at near Liverpool, effect that the provincial Grand LuLre should request the ...

... czlf-past Twelve. MARKETS EXCEEDINGLY QUIET.-MOVEMENTS IRREGULAR RECOVERY IN ARGENTINE STERLING BONDS. Money quotations remain unaltered. The demand for gold in the open market, believed to be for Germany, might have a somewhat hardening effect on rates were it not for the continued shipments of the precious metal from New York. The demand for accomodation either in the shape of short loans or ...

... . - '-SETTLEg4NT Ot' THE PVR 3 SB E. ?? From the' return issued: on :onday it appears that in the last ballot of thie''Tuirpm, minersr,451 i'oted 7or the costinififnce of the stri6e cnd 4,425 for the ?? of the'l3§ per cent ieductioi proposed by the emaployers. The Bishop of Durfham addressed the following letter respecting the Durham miners' strike to Mr. Lindsay Wqod(repreaentingtheemployera ...

... TRADE OF±sTBE'OITY AND DISTRICT. BmurHaj. Friday Evening. TzB'odditf16&oF ?? continues dull. Metals %nd some otherammoditm are apparently advancing in value, but the voibnio of trade is limited. In the taxtile markets the tons, is dull. Cotton is lower, but t*io London wool sales have ostablished the existence of a firmer tendency in that staple. It cannot be said, however, that ther is any ...