... 8ttebs, wfith a~n average temperature of 79 and 87 degrees, agsiinst. 78 and 84 deg'rees yesterday. N'.a-Oing to holiday (Independence Day), noi= ctircr wili be issued until Wednesday morn- Ing. I RUC-ST To-. .Expos. To-day. Atlantic Ports __ -_ i~reat Britagn ...

... quiet but steady at 2 points decline on Friday's rates. The New York and New Orleans markets are closed tcday and ?? the Independence Day holidays. I I I I 1 0 0 Ii II i 5t; Amerian deliveries, any port. basis of middling, eh low middling clause (the fractions ...

... borougb.-Mr. J. T. CocnnN addressed the meeting, and expressed the opinion that not only would Monday be celebrated asa Independence Day for America, but that it would prove-to be iiidependence day for Birkenbead as well. (Applanse.)-Mr. C. W. VILLMER al0so ...

... nucoeful ' e rc a croe3rcton of l ,artholdis Sta S o I s . at the entrance to New York harbor I o itraed to commemrnorate Independence Day; 3 a-t piec e representing the veesel on the S 'ito rode apparatus in action. The aW, r a i-ir, a.prettil y i lluminated ...

... guidance of be operators. The markets there also reinained i ,n- elosed to-day for the observance of the holidaycof 1 'Id Independence Day. The market here opened be with a very idle appearance, and sellers offered esr freely at Saturdays closing rates, but ...

... 3*g 3?- Oomra 2ft3 33 33 3 , 3j4 . Bengal.- - 22.. tJ 3r 3r 3y, ef Tinnivelly - N3f- N3S3 N3 i4 - - 8- a FUTURES. e. Independence Day was observed on all the i markets of the United States yesterday, and W there were consequently no advices from the other ...

... of 79 and Z3 degrees. againt 6LOand8~ egresyesterday. %.D.-The ?? markets will be closed upon Tuesday, 4th instant (independence Day). RncrrrTS-.. flths Sa. day Sa day Sa. day .ncE-'T_ mday. lastweek. 1891-S 38909L Gulf ?? 1, o Co too 500 Atlantic ports ...

... 10'fi0 7,5 i0-t?; INEWYena, A.Moyi. t To-day tho coffee end produce exchanges bave I been closed. To-morrowi being Independence. D)ay, all the markets wvill he closed. CaroTs~' at eleven a~m. ruled dull and 8 to 10 roints lower, and further weakeneed ...

... generaly spealdng, closed dull, - American descriptions suffering mo, the New L, Yark mnarke. being closed, this being Independ- . ?? Day. L Consuls were steady for money, but closed a r trifle easier for the August account India . 3 pr cent, stock advanced ...

... American advices at the opening this morning, consequent upon dbe observance yesterday of the United States holiday of Independence Day, consequently there was little inclination to operate in either direction, and the tone was quiet, but ultimately, sellers ...

... owners af ettie-shipa. On Tuesday, the 4th of JuIy, the Canard Con- I IMny celebrated a double event, as nob ony was ihis Independence Day, but it was thbannversary if she eosablishment of the Cwwd Company, c 1rhich~w now, enterad into the 64th Year'i its ...

... to fortify that feeling of security, than the tii ' holer of a first cabin tickeb ?? some half- century ago, when, on Independence Day, the 4th July, 1840, the first Atlantic Cunardtr of the or great enterprise then undertaken steamed from iF her moorings ...