... and the lase will probably be tried before the stipendiary oi Friday next. Yesterday being the annual celebration of Independence Day in Liverpool, all the American and many English vessels lying in the river and the docks were gaily dressed with bunting ...

... important, and the market at the close was not materially altered. There was no late telegram from America, this being Independence day. At New York yesterday the Cotton Market was quiet, at a decline of 1-160 on the spot, middling upland closing at There ...

... Lile Policies are effected at the expense of the company.—Apply to the secretary. I - DAY—In celebration of Americas Independence Day. the new stearmlip Arizona, belt - As:zing to the Onion line, won gaily decked out with bunting from stem to stern yesterday ...

... 400 long staples. The New York Cotton Exchange was closed yesterday on account of the festivities in connection with Independence Day. No reports of American markets have therefore been received. The following is a retain, issued by the Board of Trade ...

... Cotton Exchange was closed on Stturday, and will not be opened until to-morrow, owing to the holidays in connection with Independence Day. The receipts at the ports on Saturday were 1,000 bales, against 1,160 last week and 700 last year. The shipments to ...

... deliveries are 1-3241 to 1-16 d higher, with • tendency to further improvement at the close. Yesterday, the 4th of July, was Independence Day, and all the public markets in the States were closed. The usual sLitudic,s relating to receipt., exports, stocks. tc ...

... were fearfully high. July I. £ heavy boarded us; a lot of water went into our bed; seas were mountains high. July 4 (Independence Day).—Drank a bottle of lager, which we had kept for the occasion. July 7.—810 wing SW gale; biggest storm yet, and most ...