... with oxtremie cordiilit17. After talking with bun for somie tinme when he a rived, he went oIl across the drrawing rooms to speak to him ago in, and said lie must introdullc him to ftMaddir Thier3. Tile writer thinks that tho presence of members of the ...

... which I have besn treated personally in the French National Assenebly I will say nothing; at Bordeaux I was not allowed to speak-- but I do not complaits. I am old and infirm, but I should be glad to see that fanatical thirst for supremacy annihle- lated ...

... sell freely as they come round from looms. Prices are firm, without change. Unions are in verybrisk demand, and manufacturers speak of issiing higher prices. LINENS, BDlAcHEiD AeNm FlmSIIED.-Average amount of orders have been received for this season of the ...

... 000, or neatly 5 1 pcr cent. on the paid-upeapital of £420,000, agailst £20,000 orlessthan 6 per cent. in tS70 The report speaks hopefully of the future. The coal trade is inCrealsin6g. The prospects of wool growers are brighter than for co01m year past ...

... slow sales at Saturday's prices. White wheat 60s to 629., red 56s. to 5S3. Flour this merning about the samle, generally speaking the amount of business trausocted was very limited. SHiFa IEm.D, Tuesduy.-A very small show of wheat by farmers, who, owing ...

... that we shali see higher prices that they have withdrawn their hops from sale. Advices from Bavaria, Bobomia, and Belgium all speak of from one-fourth to one-third of anaverage crop. The market is very firm for all kinds, and prices remain the same as at ...

... lately boon thought consistent with pra- denrce nnd Eecurity. As regards the proopects of this bank the directors are able to speak hopefully. A recur- rence of such losses as have charged the profits of recent years is not probable, and the bank is in a ...

... per qr., netwith- standing the finest possible weathsr. Snch an advance at such a time and during such a monetary crisis speaks volumes, and though we may expect as French farmers thrash out freely there will be some temporary reduction ire ihe rates ...

... n, and took occasion to deny the allegation that the men were cmnnected, directly or in- directly, with a trade society. Speaking of the wages at present paid by the firm, he stated that he bad been at the works for thirteen years, and was isow receiving ...

... and was sold at £12 12s. per cwt. Accounts from the plantations are of a slightly more favourable character, but, generally speaking, the improvement is too trifling, and comes too late to materially affect the qann- tity grown. Advices from Belgium and ...

... named, 6-15-16d. Bengal.-Fair new mer- chants, at sea, 6Od. MANCIIESTER COTTON MARKET, WEDNESDAY. Telegrams from Liverpool speak of a heavy business there to-day (sales 20,000 bales), but this news has not stimulated buyers in this market. It has led sellers ...

... Neither asked the witnesses any questions excent those which their clients themselves prompted, and when their turn came to speak for the defence, one rose and, blushing violently, declared that he felt thaet he could not do better than leave his client ...