... in most speculative descrip' tions did not exceed S1. The markets in the ?? States were all closed to-day, this being Independence Day. X Canadian railways were mostly neglected, butthei last prices were better than those at the opening. _ The variations ...

... to Oct.-Nov ?? 6 6.364 ?? Nov.-Dec. i 6.34-6 I 6.34-6x ?? i )r- The hoidays; in connection with the celebration ( g of Independence Day commenced in the United to States yesterday. The markets will not be re-opened i ce until Thursday, so that we shall ...

... AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY. e. The anniversary of the declaration of American indesendence was celebrated in Liverpoolyesterday. be The flag of Stars and Stripes floated from the United States Cousulate in Chapel-street, the t Cunard office, and the Adoephi ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... eungar-at lls. 3d. There are no cables from New York, that market being closed owing to the observance of the anniversary of Independence Day, and wve are quiet here in consequence. There are no very reliable changes in quotations for beet-; buyers are perhaps ...

... enormous advantage to the whole world, so the great Tribune of the People has faith in. the speedy coming of another Independence day-that of free industry and free labour for the poorer populations. The people of the United States heartily reciprocate ...