... LATEST COMMECIAL. I AMERICAN COTTON. NEw YoBa TuXSDAY. New York spot market closed from Ac. ad- vane. Exchange advanced 4c. Futures opened steady, 5 to 6 points higher; on second call declined 1 point ...

... SWANSE A CHAMBER. OF COMMERCE. THE COAL SHOWTAGES QUIESTION, The monthly meeting of the Swansea Chamber t of Coumeice was held Pt tie Townl-hall, Swansen, on Friday afternoon, Mr. R. D. Burnie, MY,, pre- siding. There was a large attendance. c COAT, SUIORTAGES. C Thle SECRETiAY (Mr. 1 . P. Jones) refetring to tine n In proposal to send a return deputation to Dieppe, p Hl said hie ...

... 7 77 -8 AD I NEWS (lloyds) ,Oc 1-Ibe Opir, from LoIoi, Arrived, ad pr, ede~e~dop~dydney. L Oct. L-Tqhe V =atia, froml d -C~icurE Oct. L-Tbe CanS di left fe~or . . 4e~rovvn, Oct. 1.-Tbe Afr ader, for the Cape poart TSep. 2.-Them Dof, fren Londo, arte.& Oct. L-The Mecca, fro London for ZanzUle 1uaed.-Oct. 2: The G , for ,L-doulp-sed. GDsCsr, Y Oct 1.-The Ben fwo LUVepodl fS .PA~m , a , Oct. L ...

... PROPOSED ALLOCATION OF THE FUNDS. A general meeting of the Birmingham Grocery Exchiange (ILimited) was held yesterday, at the Assistants' Club Boom, Castle street, to consider the clauses proposed to be added to the articles of associa- tion. The clauses provided that every member registered 'before the date of adoption of the articles should, on his resignation or death, be entitled to ...

... I WHITIE FSIISINC. AnJE1:1;, ]'Friday.-Eigh tC' u trawlers arrived, two having big takes and t-he others a light fishing. FourtEen steam line boats had improved takes of cod, oing, eels and skatc. No small line boats were at, sea. Prices :-Lino cod, 2s (6d to 5s 4d each: ling, Is 6u to 3s each ; large haddocks, round, Ies Gd to 20a per box ; do, gutted, .5Ir Gd to 22s per box ; melim hadilocks ...

... COIM MERCIA INTEljLUjA.TNGCE THE MONEY AIARKIET LONDONt, N1 M nly ev~iy Tlle Money Market is firm, J ilscoect lr strong, owing to the demand for gol for tlie .r tinent, whichl iS attracting more attcnqt el, that the surplus reserve ot the Assceilteil has almost disappeared. For IIIt 'll' , bills the charge is 14 to 13 pe.i cellt. I Crc \ little doing in loans, andl the rinaillet plied with ...

... ] BY OUR PRIVATE WIjRE L*ODOf. TH1URSDAY. -Bank rate, 2 per cent. Open market rates, three months' paper, -a per cent.; call money, 2-. Console, moAey, 97S to 974; account, 97 to 971. Call money continues very easy at l per cent., but brokers are trying to stiffen discount rates. Advantage was taken to-day of the continued demand for gold and the withdrawal of £150,000 from the Bank for ...

... SHIPPEIG INTELLIGECE py TeARVIVED AT~ TacIo ?Oltr oas -se go r-c Ial T e s Ati~atr, Mfli,1folo, foaaS a general cargo. e-l.oy., dtable The ss Lady Arthar Hill, sS Kothlsee zd ,at a from Ayr ; the so nolar Craig. from G2,tr2 ; ?? 1s We. an, ron Ardrossan ; the so- Bainliel, from ] 1Zrr The so St. Gothoard, Hills, for New,,por ly of The so Marie, Shoacci, for J,,penert irices The cc He-len Oraig ...

... LABOXUR NEWS. ELF A 'U DES iMM it B ~FSP IND TRA DS ORE uni -ta-c cl a-- decde for who itwol 'TE usnai ordinary meeting ot f a nat-was held last evening in the Crown-ChaMTbers Eall, Royal Avenue-the president (Mr. Sauzel fonroy in. the chair. Mr. P. SuEmDON read the minutes oft thespre- vious meeting, which were adopted. The SECRETARY intimated that the follewing had been appointed as ...

... S ?? ?? Judjas Cunningham & Co. 00O'rrno 3, 1892. BAtK of England rate of discount, 2 er ceat. mIRIS acEUBITDES. A fir'l amobut of business was transacted on the Dublin Stock Exchange to-day, and prices are steady, with a tendency towards improvement in several instances. Consols and t i dia. 3be per cent. stock were done at the previous ?? 97o1 end 107-4 respectively. National Bank shares ...

... I STOL STOCK EXCHANGM | , ETC . TOM s 0. . - I 09CIAL DAILY PRICE LIST-SATURDAY CG flblished under the Authority Of the CoanaIttee of the Stock Excchnnuga. t 1UtLATS.-ODN~Y reid. Frice!4. L Railwqy and Dock ?? 103 105 westerin ?? 163w4 169 Blltial~i - ?? 158 k0todim hod ewan~el BAY ?? AU:: *I 7X q~vfl uldye and S. Bridge . ?? .100.. *88 ii Vl (Act 1889) ?? 783% 70 llA!LWAVS.-VREFERIuNCOE pC c ...

... ftpning _1?bt. THE VHIPPING TRADE. Messrs H. E, Mope and Co., in their half-yearly steasmthip oizoular, refer to the unprecedented ca1- tinuance of unremuneratire freights, and remark - There is in consequence a general disinclination on the part of shipownere to increase their fleets,4nd we fear we cannot see any immediate obance of beater things; the true solution of how beat to relieve the ...