... EXPECTED ACTION BOLTON. It now believed that there is a likelihood of the • cotton employers Bolton taking important action. Negotiations been going on for some time, but yesterda ...

... 6mmuricrvlaI a'aloe5, GI4ENTAKIT! GLENTAKI ! GLENTAKIT! ASK FOR G L E N TAKIT OLD SCOTCH. ONE OF TIE FINEST WHI SKIES IW THE MCARKET. BRISTOL STORES .8, NICHIOLAS ST. RARIDIFF ?? ST. 9241 'EXCELSIOR WHISKY. ll ?? of Baleded W F ' ll'}lisky.-Lanucel. 49 Equals, if it does not surpass, any brand before the ?? JoW71al. DIARGRAVE BROTHERS, LLANELLY. boMG ...

... Friday Evening. Many borrowers had to go to tlie Bank to- day, and it must have lent considerably more than a million. Some place the borrowings even higher, but there was no indica- tion of serious pressure in the market. The Bank dealt very leniently with bor- rowers by lending them money for three days at its published mfnimnmj as well as for the week. It was only fair to do this, seeing ...

... FOURTH EDITION. TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. In the Queen's Bench, to-day, before Justice Wills and a special jury, Mr. Walter H. Clark, a clerk, sought to recover damages fro ...

... The following Forecasts were prepared last night at the Meteorological Office at Half-past Eight O'clock : — Or«Tßirrs. _ . o. Scotland ,N. ILightbree.es, chiefly easterly. I-air l_Scotland, E 1 {.enerally. , . . i Easterly and south-easterly winds, 2._--U_land. ?? -J ?? Changeable, some shower.. _ thunder locally. ?? Varying southerly (south-easterly to «.Mld.Counties { breezes. Changeable ...

... ?? MARKET AXD CITY NEWS. ♦ 1 . IUI-KSDAY EVEXI-NG. Tli*. Bank Returns issued this _iiiurnoo U e- .h: •■:: a decrease in the reserve of £1,0j1i,9i)0, o: i.i ?? whilst the proportion is redueeii ?? ?? per cent., or from 49_^ to 4otJ per cent. The j.jiilic dep_.sit,s ou Treasury disbursements have 1 . In oil* by £478,000, the other deposits are larger l.y £.1,671,600, and the other securities ...

... j51 s Annas' silver WaxcHKS from 20/ Sadies■ Silver Watches from 20/ -adies' Watches JOHN BEDFORr>-STREET. ...

... SPECIAL NOTICE. For Special and Full Reports, by our own Reporters, of all Local Matches and Results all the principal Matches England and - SEE THE SPECIAL FOOTBALL EDITION or THE *'SHIELDS DAILY GAZETTE EVERY SATURDAY AT 715. Readers who are unable to obtain the edition from their newsagents are requested to communicate with the Manager, Gazette Office>outh Shields. Specially written ...

... ..he prosecution and conviction of two bookmakers for causing obstruction in Swan Street, Leeds, vill probably clear away the of men who stand there day after da}-, pencil and note-book in hand, shouting the odds, receiving money, and paying out lucky backers. only partial remedy of a public evil, however. The Chief Constable is powerless to repress bookmakers and their touts. All is to keep ...

... 28th, 1892. Limited, Have secured a large portion of the Stock of ...

... T HE MONEY MARKET. Tuesday Evening. - InnPV Market was again tirm to-tlay at Tf ' e ' ?? for call loans - a d ?? ] U» 1 j i *\ „1 percent, for three months Bank fewer that there are any ■ , !, ?? about, and tho market is kept ■■ ;; ?? v ived fears about exports of gold. sl ' - - f or the metal is unquestionably con- :-•U1 mi i from -.arious quarters, and the :I ?? t\\ hivo felt the ...

... EXTRA SPECIAL EDITION. £ ANOTHER DRAW. [special telegram.] , The eleventh day's play started with requiring by the ballot make the to 17, and enpture in a single corner, a weak game for his side. Smith had the pull all through, but never at any time, owing to the American's able defence, quite succeeded in getting a winning position, and after nearly three hours' play the game was abandoned ...