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... Y-mbolt 6apttt. (From ?? Gazette.) BANKRUPTS. CHARLES COLLINS and WILLIANI FREDERICE COLI.INs, Lower Sloane Street, Chelsea, drapers, November 30 at 12, December 21 at I, at Bankrupts' Court. Sols., Ashurst and Co., Old Jewry, City; off. assig., Graham ...
... that the conditlons of a new treaty should not be worse Ihan those or the existing one, and Sir Charles DIke had stated at Chelsea the Commissioners would never put their haedr- to a treaty of a retrograde character. Ile thought the mercantile classes were ...
... McKinley, Mr. Burrows,.Mr. Bayne, Mr. Dingley, Mr. Mills, Mr. McMillan, and Mr. Flower. MQRMONISM IN AMERICA. A Renter's telegram from New York says the census just taken shows that the total population of Utah- amounts to 206,498 souls, an increase of 43 ...
... the lesd- ing markets presented adull. andunsettled. appear- ance. Invatzkent secunrites,bowever, were in se fsavour, and showed adairdagraofrfirmnass. Consols were ?? andIndia. Rupee Paper further advanced g to- 1, owiag-t the firsness of silver. Yorrign ...
... February were also practically ineffectual in moving prices. While it, is satisfac- torv to note that both the imports and exports show considerable increases, a good portion of this, it should be added, is attributable to enhanced prices compared with a year ...
... decided to make no altera- tion in their standard for discounts. The return of the central institution for the past week again showed some considerable alterations in th e figures, partly in connection with the application and allotment money for the new War ...
... Pacific Pref. continued weak, and mnarked a fresh fall of 4. Canadian lines were quiet. Grand Trunk issues, after a slight show of firmness, closed without change on the day. 1 Canadian Pacific, however, were in some favour, and 3 advanced J. Foreign ...
... ZInc shows no new feature; Silesian usual brands- firsts £25. 10s., seconds £25. 5s. Acaccrr is steady; star regulus, £48. to £50. QrncssrtvEt is also steady, with business from second hands at £7. 17s. 6d.; importers' price, £3. SILvrIn shows a stiffer ...
... 4s. Id. Bar Silver-was Ad. higher, at 45*d., and Mexican dollars id., at 44d. per ounce. Tlii return of the Bank of England shows sdme los if strength, but not to a greater extent than was expect.!e& There is an increase of £564,417. in the Public Deposits ...
... Brazilian deE. fell J, to 3j to 4 5. TRAsrWAYS AND O.MSrIBus. - London General Omnibus rose 1, to 171 to 176. WVATiTERWOaS.-Chelsea rose 1, to 293 to 298 ; and Antwerp J, to 19 to 20. Home Railway Traffic.-increases: Great Western, (past week), £P7,49). ...
... lines being rather better than expected, although they compare with Easter week last year. North-Eastern, how- ever, again showed a large decrease of over £40,000., being affected by the continuance of the strike of the Durham miners, but this stock closed ...
... Shangbai 3s. 101d. Bar silver was 3-16d. higher at 39d. and Mexican dollars id. at 33Id. per ounce. The Stock Exchange markets showed very little activity tooday, owing to the limited attendance of members, as usual on Saturday; while fresh opera- tions were ...