... LLOYD'B lD THE MAILjS Aw ISrous POrT, Junane- _ Soutampton Jne 26-The Xemlir. %,1o4 Basoo mss. June 6.-The Tin, at s-y mHSIyn, Juneb.-The arrd iled§me ?? Tucod a fro t ECse'm'oD0 Jue J-Teuemre Carr:;e BlIPMOS .-kyres, pase.TeDr& CAP?!LL D'ARI. June 6.-TJre Tab Mac o CutCorso, J une 6.-The vaic. an oy and the Cu-zo. for London, ar t ; ! Oalcuttta, passed. * rrve, ah GciRazsRNe1, June 6-The ...

... THE FAILURE OF MR. JOSLPji CAS-I CREDITORS' IMEE TIN G AT COV L\'rrL- Udder a receiving order dated June 22 laz ing was held yesterday at the Queen's Hotel of the creditors of Mr. Joseph Cash. Bird ?? hill Road, Coventry, trading as Jsp so4 ?? manufacturer, West Orchrd w E. T- Pierson (official receivert rshid docks represented debt-or.--The05' .. ported ?? receipt of twnfl1ty-nnepo Os. Id., ...

... CORN. LONDON (TEM BAL'rcX-Wbont: The maarke tinues fairly active, and prices area rathoer aan o buyers. Sollerse, however, continuet ,r Thie following sales am _pre ed a Other l yeste-rda~y's quotations.:-Caif~ornian, 14,4, 47 a Causbuslcenneth January 25 b-i. At MIs quatee qurtr per Merioneth 'Marebl 3 hi. at li&e ~q( W-afUa, 1279 qur.ters per Aldebaran January 21 t, 28a. 4i/9d. net and net ...

... I ANOTHER SATISFACTORY MONTH'S . - I - S 7 COMLMERE.- The progress in British commerce which; charac- terised the closing morniths of last year and the first month of 19G0 is shown by the returns issued by the Board of Trade yesterday to have continued daring February, when, notwithstndilog -the disturbing influence of the war in South Africa, the national. trade appears to have been in a, ...

... MONEY D .- STO :1I Ranor Xsraao, Ra (Xsua 25 IS3tb ?? - 4X Toameret Snrar Das , .. ?? 26,27. FL&TXBSS OF A4ILSOPPS. .Faour Q OUR CT o Emso IN *oRB ox;, T.sdty. The resumption of active b:;usinein n- Lobmr r Sitreet tvosy was ?? a revival cf the active.- ddnd- for monetary accommodation.: About one-ialf of the large total that fell due to the Bank-vas paid oft and the renainetirrenewed for a ...

... Scuren Smtol'SsIeie-BosInss ?? rs~ with by the holidays, a quiet tone prev ailed do 'on week in% the iron trade, -and few enquiries WUremaca: ?? there still remains a fair amount of work on ,andd ?? somers are awaitinz coanoessions. Maktrs, II ?? not bent to meet them in this respect, oteing, o~h ness of fuel and raw material. The bar ?? ?? steady;- best marked bars are quoted Lii a l0s., ...

... LLOYD'S SflIPPLNG~ N-wS. TCE MAILS. BAtiAnoss. May 28.-The SSab, for LonCo I3ayana, May 28.-The ?? of Arglj Borarrled left. . rishav, BiCFMT HEAD, May 29.-The Ro Oby rastl Calcutta for Lodon, and the MainSYz Ca ?? lt fin for Nkepsed ?n BoosT,0 May 2&-Tbe BErsgai,, fro i Braseas , May 28.-The June05 arrived Ctm=urra, May 29.-The Borneo arrived CrFE Rant, May 29.- The Lake 3 Montreal. passed. ...

... I Rinser0O ENSZLn? RD: (fAnar 25, 19Ot ?? 4X esremmnrar Sxranna Pars . ?? 21, 22, 23 THE GRAND TRUNK DTIVJDEND. Fson OuR CITY OopuzsroriEzNT.) Toniox, Friday. Lasrgely owing to its being pay day on the Stock Exchange, a very good demand was. experienced for short money this afternoon. From 2% to 2% % was paid for this class of accomnmodation in the early part of the day, but sabsequently up to ...

... PUBLIC COMPAIES. EQUITABLR IEZ AsStrekC1c SocrY.rr-Dnarg the past year 29a new polieies were issued, assuring the sum of £379,315, of which £27,000 was reassred. Tbe: net new remiuros received amounted to.R12,861: Claims Trose uogder 101 policies in respect of seventy-two deaths. The origmal sums 2ssured 'by these policies amiounted to :£110,700, and the bonus additions attaching t the I time ...

... -! Erax OF ENorGLA. D ?? (SsN-GarB 11, 19Z) . ?? Faitrasoarty Sen-xe DA.; a.. . JAA-iyczr . s,-25,26. MARKETS FIRM ALL ROUNDK [Fao3z GUR Crry CosnzBSPONDENT.z - Lbstk, Ffidaiy. The directors of the Imperial Bank of Germany decided to-day to lower their stanxdard from 7 to 5%, and although fully expected the alteration was eost looked for before Monday. Fears Mf continued w-thldr-awals of gold ...

... MONEY AND STOCK bKrKES. tANIC OF &S1*AND R4XK(VANenAW 25,. I . ?? F,, arssoarxt Swxrrsr l]>s3 -t ?? . ?? . t.3( 1g4. iS, 16. 3OLIfl&Y ON TIWZ STOCK EXOHANNGF [FsouI Gn CitsoGnsrmmvji L03N, Tu esday. Money changed ownership a good deal to-day in cozinectian rvith considerable interest disbrte- . mealts, ?? paytent of the gyptian nifid coupon and the distribution of the interest- on New Zealad: ...

... LONNDON GAZETTE.-TuzsDAr. Raqsaupvey: ?? OnVms. Charles E. Green, member of the Badminton C(hb, Piccadilly, London, gentleman. Martin Gulbransen Skranmles, lately trading Queen Victoria Street, now National Liberal Club, and resid- ing W.arwvick Street, Pimlico, London. William Williams, James Street, lately Dean Street, Bangor, formerly a confectioner and tea dealer, now a conmercial ...