... values r July delivery July-Aag •ug-cept Sept rient-Oct Oct-.ow .. 6 36-644 buyers Nov-bee Dec. Jan .9 Jau-leb Yesterday (Independence Day) wais observed as a holiday in the United States, and no market is. ports are to hand. Our &deices from Manchester to-day ...

... will not be ratified during the present session of . the Chambers Spanish were also sold, and de- clined i. - This being Independence Day, busraess was prae- g tically suspended in A merican securities. The tone, ; however, was moderately firm, and New York ...

... gory to fall like the walls of Jericho. Agitation would be continued until Ireland, like America, 5 could celebrate her independence day.- Mr. I Kenny, MP., expressed his convietion that t the day was not far distant when the t Irsh Padiament would exist ...

... United States at Liverpool, gave a , banquet, at the Adelehi Hotel, to masters of American ships, in celetration of Independence Day. The dinner was elegantly served by Mr. 't Ludlow, and the banquetting room was brilliantly ,d, illuminated by the electric ...

... be— . . _ _ , bore a good character and had served ___ the Afghan campaign, was sentenced to nine months' hard labour. INDEPENDENCE -DAY. • BANQUET TO AMERICAN CAPTAINS. On Wednesday the citizens of the United States who are at present in •Liverpool celebrated ...

... might ' freely it, the insuarch of England could not and dared not do so. (Applause,) This, then, I repeat, the real Independence day for England, and for the Ewlish-speaking world(hear, ( —and as the Americans have in a great degree based their lbws ...

... the railways, or railroads as they are termed on the other side, and has sketches well worth reading of Decoration Day, Independence Day, the elevated rail- ways, and the common schools. He has much to say of American inventive- ness, and some of it is very ...

... Berber from the square of DEATH OF THE EARL ARRAN OF The irl Arran morning 83 Sudiey son Viscount INDEPENDENCE DAY (liriiei Telegram) will July (Independence-day) ou July 5 A STEAMER SUNK The belonging Me—rs V’il-son Sons Co of Hull run 1 s’mk tiie 1 Island ...

... MNessrs. Stout and; Co.. bankers, have suspended payment. The produce and cntt n exc':agges will be cinsed on July 4 (Independence D~ay), and on July ;5. e FOREIGN COMIMERCIAL. PAT-.3, JaaNI: 26S-The bloo.rse opened flat, under the influence of uinfavourable ...

... ElUc to the fact of onlv a few of the important rain.rnas L.,:%vnz 'ailed to pay their July; interest. T-of-orro t--mg Independence Day, the markets V..I bc cloO-l. Cottl quiet but firm. 'ettroleuu: firmer tendency. L,-d and Wheat firm but quict. ! ?? r ...

... was due to the fact of only a few of the important railroads having failed to pay their July interest. To-morrow being Independence Day, the markes s will he closed. Coton quiet but firm. Petroleum firmer tendency. Lard and Wheat firm but quiet. Flour dulL ...

... was a consilerable quantity; but the police have taken to prevent thieves filen entering the deserted house. AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE-DAY IN LIVERPOOL. —Yesterday being the anniversary of American Independence, the American Consulate M Chapel-street wee closed ...