... I s1JJPPIN6;- 5-HIGH WATER AT LITEMPOOL. ThIeflay.;.. ?? s 2 ?? ?? 3 To-morrow ?? . ?? ?? ~~ Di Cg all. Al ifir Galabad (rs) ?? (ha~elea() . .Alexsandirlviotor ?? .savannajo Car ?? Now York Phasene (as) ?? Tiobon (sl .Xharecte F Boote ?? ercerar%1 los) ?? Atu 3- Me Tonar (ss) ?? .fcw York:Conquietador(sa) ?? .GIMS20ow Halet(3)Mit Video 'Olioda (so) ?? .auar S) St. Naamie. Tm ern ?? b. ...

... iUOEUTARYA ID WINlEPALO: 1 MONIEY 'U ALA M~U3 LOD0o1[ THtURSDAY Sm , The Bank rate of dicount is unatered. The Bank return is decidedly weaker, the propor. lion of reserve to liabilities being a trifle undet? 39 per cent., against 43 last week. The Bankers' Clearing House return for the week shows a total of £106,899,000, or £14,861,000 over the corresponding week of last year. Money has been ...

... ; * Lravc. - Busrznssa DONSc. - OBINY SnARcS AND STOteS:-Great Eastern Ord. 6.4j, Great Northern A Deferred 1064. BRITISH POSSESSIONS:-Grand Trunk of CDsnada 4 per cent. Guar. 604, Do. 1st Prof. 60, Do. 3rd Prof. 234. Azr7nsoAsN:-New York Central and Hudson IRiver Shares 108kI, New York, Lake Erie, and Western '2ad Con. Mort. 832 ex all. (JILA5OW.-Busnmes DONa.-Oannr.&BY SHARES AND STonSe: ...

... WOOL SALER3. BRADnroan, Thursday.-This afternoon Mr. T. G. Best, wool broler, Piceadilly, offered for sale at the Mechanics' Institute about 000 packs of wool. There was a good attendance. A fair proportion of the lots was sold at prices rather higher than those realised at the previous sale, and for half-bred and semilar wool there was rather keen competition. The following are the I ...

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... rpOrn!. Thr-dav. -Th. 17Mn-n .+mnnnv' ~Fr SfOUTHAMPTONO, Thursday. -The Union Comuany's steamer Anglian arrived this morning from Glasgow, where shoe bs been titted with now boilers. ?? TELEGBRAHS.' ADlEN, Thunday.-The reninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Niamn, hom B3ombay on the 25th injt., arrived here at S a.m. to-day. en roe to to Suez, Aloxanldria, Brindisi, and Venice. ALEXANcJIuA, ...

... COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' SCHOOLS: I HULL BRANCH. The twenty-first annual dinner of the Hull branch of t the Commercial Travellers' Schools took place Wednes 'r day at the Cross Keys Hotel, when over 70 gentlemen I partook of an excellent repast. The Mayor (Alderman 1 J. G. W.-Willows) presided, and he was supported by Mr H. S. King, M.P., Commander Betbell, R.N., M.P., the Sheriff (Mr H. H. ...

... MIDDLESLBROUGH IRON I-SHIPMENTS FOR DECEMBE-R. The official summary of the quantity of pig a irou and manufactured iron and steel shipped d from Middlesbrough during the month of Dec. t was-published last night. The total amount of pig iron exported was 57,421 tons, against 66,619 s tons in November-a decrease of 9,198 tons; of r this 22,071 tons was sent abroad, against 2f5,725 r tons in ...

... SHIPPING- TRE STOR'RAL LEE AGAIN ASEORE. j RorTsaDsAM, Dec. 30.-The steamer Storrs Lee, which strantded at ths South Pier, was towed off, and proccedell isp the river. She is, however, again aground. near Maassluis, but not dangerously, andwill mnoat likely float to-nigbt TE1 WRECK OF THE MARY COVERDALE. FaRDU!IKSHWv, Dec. 23--The Mary Cover. dale, which stranded Dec. 17 east of fantaholm, bas ...

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... Messrs FIsbher, King, and Oo,, in their third annual report, elate:- A review oftthe leather triadedating the year which has just closed presents features In Boma respects very similar to those which oharaoterfeed the blulmsen of the previous twelvemontbui During 1881, notwithstandlng the depressed state of general Corn. mnereo, and the protective tariff exactions of foreign countiles, a ?? ...

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