... MERCHANT SHIPPING (TONNAGE) | BILL. Mr. John Buns, chairman of the Canard Coin- E pany, wes as ?? attention has boen d called toa copy of the resolutions of the Chamber J of Shiyping puib't'e in the newvspapers of the 21 3{6o lyand L, along-with other ahipowners, 1: anotifedthe Board of Trade that we do not agree with these resolutions-which are alto- geter one-sded-nd that we distinctly ...

... HIEGH WATER AT.'IZVERPOOU BMcks ra. xvmnro. HmvnL Af ?? C ?? ..,lS 2 1 AR31. 29. 1City of Richmnod e.Wrw~bhk Le DUB ?? .--Odwn I ?? ~. .. .B~n~ba ?? De Rap Ndso,.Cr~~Taoa ?? I Annt -aod, Mniaio.Barcenioo I rtou AIx.3. Sii.o h.ao c' idte Ieues~Selato WV ten ~a~nn~~Li, ~SAIdES . 'en Alicaa--.~SL Wiolsrssi.odisorig $ Mauritiuss I . a tel Aa VSOfl Peria. a. ?? . . ?? . Gibraltar i~s ...

... ' TONE OF THE MARKET. Nuw Yo0. 1MONDAY. Cotton firm. Petroleum, iugar, and li-in quiet but steady. Wheat and Coffce easier. Lard and Flour heavy. Corn weak. Tin quiet. The stock market opened strong. A slight I rectionfollowed, but buying annsed 3a rally ill 'the general list, and the market closed fairly active and firm. The day's business amolunlllted to 372,000 shares, including Atchison, ...

... LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND | GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. The 53rd annualmeeting of the Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company was held on Saturday, at the Law Association Rooms, I Cook-street, when there was a large attendance I of proprietors. Mr. H. H. Nicholson, chairman s of directors, presided. The annual report has * already been published in the ercunry. The h CHOARsAN, in moving ...

... REUTRS A nERICA . S AND PRO1DUCEMARKETS. TOME OF THE MARKET. NEw YoRT. SATcIrn-A Cotton steady. Peroleum and Corn 6rn but ue& Id quiet andweak. Wbeat andsg .l butsteady. Flour and Iron dnll and weakr COe.e bututeady. Timqnxe Copper dulL Thel ket opened dull bat steady, and, zxcqeA for somie weaknss in Texas Pacifiornder bearI presure towards the close, remained witbout feature. The market ...

... Aff=ST AMERICAN COTTON IADICtE& I NnI YOMx Far.m Ttvmt rmuet nt Now York closed steady .nd ae. pr lb. higher. Futures opeaed easy at a leohiie ol' 3 to 4 t'snn: afterwards became quiet and partially 1 point higher, ciosing quiet, steady sct. oT poin7A for July and 2 to 5 points other ns- Uions i elo veatow&w's circular rtes. P.S.-Western Union Talegraph Building ins Yew York burned down this ...

... .RE'MS AMERICAN 8TOCK AND PRMDUGIE MARKETS. TONE 0F THE MA=rET. Nzw Yoaxsr FIrDAT. Tlan openeddull and heavy, but buvg c an London account rallied the lst, a short tinw t Uttel vhiuh bear raids on New England, and Dela- ware and Atchison caused a heavy feeling t~t~ghr44, with slight losee, in the afternoon. tn the general list, no fenre t rcngbout the day. .Iarket closed dull nd heavy. D~ay's ...

... UOi-AMIERM[L & mARES LONDON STOCK XICHMIGE. MONDAY EBVnx'n Fbe-wevets of the-past week have Wtfbhe cit in4a-ooplstely diorganised condition. Bankers and brokers am still disinclined to do much bui ness, and prefer to sit upon their mony. A feeling of stupefaction seoms to prevail, and some days must passbefore tsotaaotbthmgs Oxd.' Hardly any discount bsinees wens done, and l everybody who ...

... I; - LONDON -STOCK EXCHANGE. TuFssots EvmiaaG. 01 Discount rates were weaker to-day, owing to the influx of gold to the Bank and the prospect of more being sent in shortly. Bills were scarce. The rate for three months paper in the morning was 41- to 4j per cent., but it afterwards declined in to 44 to 44 per cent. MIoney was in fair demand at 34 to 4 per cent. for a day, and 4i per cent. for a ...

... ITHE M1ANCTESTER SHIP CANAL. the nst Castinz one's mind back to the comm. n-s. ub- ment of the canal, writes a corresponr';el o: Ls wonders at the changes already brought shot; e not alone in the excavating of the twaterwas b :: in the aspect of the country through 5bza s. it will yass. Viewed in the light of ?? past, and apart frain financial consider. tions, it does not require a strain On t ...

... THE LANCASHIRE COTTON TRADE II i . ?? ~ IN~ 1891. ' 11 The year 'ha .beeh' a mnost disastrous one for thbse engaged in 'the liaucashie cutton-spinning industry, as the balaace-sheets of the 101 limited companies in- the Oldhatu district clearly prove. In the 'early moruths fair profits were made, and fair dividends, paid, and everything seemed to point to a period of prosuerity; but before the ...

... BUDGET STATEMENT. [THROUGH EnUTER'S AGENCT.) ThixL, TCzsDAy.-Signror Luzrati, 'Minister if the Treasury, made his financial statement in the Chamber of Deputies to-day. He began by saying that te present Cabinet had set itself to 'Pum-dy the two principal defeats of preceding I'vdgczs-Vir., excessive expenditure and over- estimation of receipts. The corrected Budget for 1391-92 would sbow a ...