... MAJIRKETS LONDON M17iAL MARKET Ji -ONDONjs4-rida y. to ;uy Copper opened strong'at. 3s 9d sldence, 3Uirn ad ninonthse arrival fermns; makling :£45 17s tfid, and Pi Lip. on America supporting tlie marks' P6es ?? r sas proved to £46 three months. TrdeSrs then 0 .ast, began to take profits, and three mni'nths sold Fi or at';545 18s 9d to :£45 15s,.with cash at :£45 10s fr the to £45 7e-6d, ...

... CARDIFF CHIAMBER OF' COMlMERCE. HISTORY OF? THE INSTI'T'UTION. 'l'he mtoutithly meeting of the C~ardiff Chain- ber of (.'onmliere wras lheld at the E~xchange ?? Netes-riocti, flute Dueks, on Wediiesdty, 31r. SPr J. Anidretr ilo tihe chirl. 1i- M~r. 1V. B. l~serrier road a letter wvhichl lie bad X d received front )bi. \\T* G. Dalziel, p:sserithig~ itl stto the ?? aw tulitiher of documlenits ...

... . -. LONDON METAL- :&ARKET. d ?? LONDN Thursday. cE^ .Copper openet 2> !a6 lower at £46 '8s 9d pa -S&Ahrk:i . week4 and for & time ruled easy, with .wc tnree mcsws iat 44,12A'6d, due'.to diseooxg- >Ai iliv cables froni New York-. The market' then 41k rallied with little offering. and, altlo'6,uh y, tradilg 'prboeeded slowly, there was 1cimn b indercone throughout, cas-h ruling at £46 tha 7s ...

... CARDIFF. EXOHANG6, Wednesday The coal market remains generally very weak, with no prospect of any immeqiate advance in prices. This may be accounted for in a measure by the disarrangement of tonnage. resulting Ei from the severe weather, most boats being greatly delayed and others searbound. Outside this, however, there is not that demand which we are acecustomed to see at this time of the ...

... MAL?d( ?TS. LIONDON METALJ MNARK~ET. I . -: LONDlON, Thlursday.: Copper opened 3a 9d low er at £E46 is 6d for late Septemlber, and prices gradually moved .lowrer, three months sellingF at £E46 13s 9d-to £ :46 l0s, calsh a~t £46 3si Od, and' early Novem- .ber a~t £46 oe 3d. rfllel with less offering, the . market -re-acted to £46 5s for early Ootober .and for cash arid £46 ?? for late ...

... RI SHIPPING IN TELLIGENCE. I r nl Aro iA T r- r r ti nteI. A LOCAL CHARTERING TRkNSACTIONS. I AReDinb , Tuesday. The following' include the latest fixtures reported:-I OuTWAmlD-STAIMECGs Cardiff to Livocpool, 4s. 3d. (Springlill). , ?? 4s. 6d., 1,700 tons (Rosario). ,, Genoa, Ss. 6dl, clean terms (Pera). Port Said, 4s. 1Od., oloan termus. , Genoa, 5s. 6(l., option Naples, Se.E 9d., clain terms ...

... [REUTTR'S TELEGRAM.J. - , NEW YORK, MONDAY. Cotton advanced a while oni better cables, then eased on weak Southern ad-vices, bul; after- wards again advanced on local covering, and olosed very steady; epot dull. Cotton oil dull -.ude, 24e.; yellow, 28o. Petrolteumu (re- fined) inactive. Lard has been: generally ?? all day; cash -ale so-rnp. Wheat ?? etrong, and advanced during ea.rly dealingo, ...

... |flox TIM P uss Assou ATIONx.1 . LONDON, WEDNESDAY. A 'I-his being pay-day on the Stook Exchange, r there has been a. fairly good cetmanid for monoy, A and loans over the dlay were quotcd at -4 to , A. :prr cent. The dennulid for acccnnicdaticts w-as, Bi hevcnvoe, not nearly so great eas was aoniie f. .pited. F. Discount rates have been quieter, but with- r cut material ehaege, at i per cent. ...

... I: THAMDEREPOUS;i. ?? V - ?? \ ¾ ' S CARDIFF. : XCH.INGE, 'Thursday. k NutwitliAalilding the receat heasvy charterings ou this market, tlie steam coal trade remains. in a sluggish stato. This cnn only bel accounted rfor by the fioat blat thc bulk of' the coal now Adespatolied to foreign ports is either on contraot no; i account or ia the execution of orders booked wv some tinie ago. The ...

... -ELSH;` COAL TRATDE. I rr;1 , ~ Y~z T:}, A T V . 5r1T i ?? . THE FERNDALE STRIKE ' MEETING OF STOKEElS'AND ENGINE. 1 'MEN'S ASSOCIAON. nor VSUTPPORT FOR THE STEIKERS.' ?? AlbtAough the strike continued on Wednesday - ing a Jarger:numbher'of the colliers and other work- dci seoi were 6pr nie! %n sze at work than there wereon thpre- for day. and the appearance of the streets his Wul f2r lless ...

... | I SEQUEL fTO ST. :MELLON'S E. : -fLrrOPEMENhT. -0 [ BANKRUPTC Y PROCEEDINSGS | AGAINSTr MR. HOtJIsNGSHEef AD r -MEEbTINGF OF CRElDITORS. . 'r T.RUST bE;E 'AND: COMMITTEiE O)F * 'm-INSPECJTION' APPOI'NTE3D.. -. *,-The sSt. Mello~n's ?? case has had* an unexpectoed developmtent, a ?? crder, as r, already announced, havin~g been obtained, at T- the suiit of the lagriest creditors against one of ...

... [FaOX THE PIESS AssecsATjo6.1 LONDON, THuE5DAY. The Bank rate of discount remains at 2 per cent. There is no new feature whatever to record in the Money Market to-day, short loans being still in very limited request at %bout J per cent., while discount rates remain at H to j4 per cent, for three honths acceptances. The Bank of England weekly return ehows a total reserve of £27,597,506, or a ...