... ICOMMERCIAL & MARKS.Ip ?? cmle me - . Icent. .m LONDON STOCK EXCEHMGE. 61,.E ,^ ?? Enxio?. -E .m The codition of the money market remains 13 } .m. qulite unaltered. If anything, rates were rather i 7 ...

... ler W tllA. SN 1) W AUESt;3 rc YE m. CRISIS IN THE WELSH COAL TRADE. 0i r4 Mr. William Abrabam, UP., the Welsh miners' tc iv reprerentatise, yesterday resined his position L abs miners ...

... -H J Br HlGfl ?? AT Lvr.PlPowl. XYitSe(L BVNINGO. tO .I lb, To-day ?? ?? 8 21- ?? 14 2 7 Tosslorro ?? 8 ?? 9 2 3 ?? 153j 2- o TUESDAY, JULY 19. 12 Wind-Liverpool . ?? fresh breeze; a, Holybe ...

... SHIPPlNG. .. 11 ?? ?? b IHIGH WLTEI AT LrVErPTocIjt1.3 12 ~ ~ ~ ~ tein vtNrG. mesut , f .12 ?? * ?? .1~2.1 7 6 w. 41 To-morrow ?? 1 ?? 141 ?? 1610O to, 12 ~MONDAY. JULY 25. B o Wind-Livepool, S.SA.W. ...

... i ~ 7AJ~ A L, CHAr1m OF COkMMM ?? Itc -ds A__ L ^ . ot An ordinary meeting of the council of this Chamben was held yest day.-Mr. 3. Scott presided, and said he had just heard for the first time that the borough member, Mr. James, had suffered a terrible bereavement in the death of his eldest son, and before they entered upon the business of the day he felt it was their duty to offr hint their ...

... MAR BM.-SA.TtD&Y. B ?? Comc.-There was a fair attendance of k farmers and factors at market, and businiess was again eniet. Wheat sold dearer. Barley dull, and unchauged Indian corn (flat) moved slowly. at an increase o0 last t week's prices. Flour remained firm. Peas and beams t experienced no change. Quotations : White wheat, 4s. 6d. to 4s. 3d. per 72ib.;- red wheat. 4s. 2d. to 4e. 6d. per ...

... TRADE CPORTS. S-oX-Tao -2r.-Therea has during the past week been rather more doing in connection with the fnished iron trade in this neighbourbood. Orders have come to hand in slightly auggmented numbers, and makers seem to entertain an idea that when the interruptions to transacting business now so universal consequent on the holding of the various elections in different places are over there ...

... . LutxrTEs'S TsLasow,1 NEW YOMI TC5sDATY. Xoney easy. Stocks opened -weak and lover, and remained generally so throughout; the market closed at about the lowest figures of the day. Cotton oa spot steady it i-i6c. decline ; futures declined on weaker Liverpool e'dvices, and closed weak. Petroleum steady, but not much doing. Lard hashad a firmner market. Wheat Futures opened weak, but closed ...

... LONDON METAL MARKET. LoJNSoS, Tuesday. 7d COPPER gained Is 3d at the first call, but tbe Pij advance was lost on free ollerings. ant with Rio po Tintos easy and a limited inquiry from consumers pe values ±urther declined is. 3d. Near the close, tra however, the tone improved, and after the official lot close there were buyers at the qaotations, but nothing on offer. Cash ranged from £44 12s Gd ...

... MARXRETS. I. ~ LONDON METAL MIARKE'T. LosNios, Monday. 0Coppan opened quietly at a, lacs of 3sq Gd, due to lower American ridvices, and with no demand n froml consilnere, acida less conifident feeling values efurther lost 2e 6d. Some improvement occurred after the official close, ?? ttoe close is steady, although still 5s lower than Friday's official returt;. d. Three months mnoved at £4-5 Ss ...

... The twentieth ordinary general Meeting of the g shareholders of this company was held on Wednes- tl dav at the COMPanly's officss, 12, St. Mary-axe, b London. Mr. V. Lishman (chairman) presided. The CHSIRicAN, in moving the adoption of the a report aud statement of accounts, which have s appeared in our finalcial Columnssaid l ventured to antsicipate that the year's working would be as tl ...

... rt CORN. I MARE LANE Exi'Eus REPORT, Monday.- The rainfall of the last two days of June added, considerably to the total of the month, and in some districts sufficed to bring it up to an average. As a rule, however, the June rainfall was deficient over the chief wheat growing areas, and present expectations of farmers point to a crop of moderate bulk, short in straw, but of excellent milling ...