... 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 ...

... expected that much will be done in this depart- ment to-day as the market at New York is closed on account of its being Independence Day. Canadian and Foreign Railways keep steady, and the English Funds are unchanged. Subjoined will be found the latest changes ...

... American market here opened with an upward tendency. Very little business was arranged in this market to-daly, as this being Independence day the Es. change at New York was closed. Canadian Rail- ways were firm on the expectation of good traffic returns; and ...

... improvement -at New York, but the movements have onlybeenfrsctionaland donotcallfor specialnotica To-day being the 4th July (Independence Day), has been observed as a holiday in the United States, so that no prices have been received from New York this, afternoon ...

... 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 ...

... Caledonian closes 107, 4, and North Staffordshire 874, 88. No prices were received from eow York this afternoon, to-day being Independence Day, and . therefore a holiday in America, Illuiois Central . shares have 'risen to 136, 4,. and Wabash Ordi- s nary to 294 ...

... The most perplexing feature in Stock ?? affiairsis dvcsro the unnigdpessin ?? Etaetiwags. One resuming business after Independence Day, WaiI Street for two days runsing displayed a realiy lively spirit, and pushed forward prices in some cases with apparent ...

... 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 ...

... 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 marketa will be'closed. THE DISASTER I TiE ARCTIC SEAS,-OUr Dundee correspondent telegraphs 'that intelligence has ...

... 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 ...

... Five per Cents. American Raiiroads are neglected owing to the non-arrival of the New York quotations, yesteld;ev being Independence Day. The tendency, however, is good, pi ices being famiy wvell supported. The changes only range from ?? to .. Canadian Lines ...