... year. At the close of 1s79, financially, the total amount due to 63,1441 depositors was £1,SOS,903 5s. 2d. -figiures which speak eloquently on behalf of the providence of the working classes: and it may be satisfactory to the depositors to know that the ...

... veal, 4s. 8d, to e id.,; pork, Ss. 4d. to AS. £d. per 8 lbs. MzraoPoxuaVAz 0ATrLX X&Uxim, JAR. 1.- There was no trade womth speaking of. and values were quoted the rame as last Monday. Prices: Beef, 4s. to 6s.; mutton, 5s. to es. I0d.; veal, ba. to 6s.; ...

... sWt. Top omutton, d. secondary, Sid to 9id,; other soils, .111 to Sit per ) LONDON CATTLE, TtIOetsDAY.-nbio wsn rd 1Ioortlc speaking of, sod values Iveco quted the earns as lest Mlontaya. Qllotatltons: Beef, 4s to lie(; niottait, 5S to CSo f~d. t veal, So ...

... recovered masterially frons their lowest, and that the neo- year 0m ens with a hardetaing tendency, it wolld beahagzardous tr speak too coati. eatly as to the future o. the English | scjat Otct. I.XNDOX. MOXPAY !TESwG. The easy tone of the money markut has ...

... Mr. Gladstone. in~lsar,hnfr,u c npplauce.) Having discussed tbh foreign policy of the Government, the lecturer w nt on in speak (of the causes of bad trade. ziter remarcing that he thought the cry of cver- . ?? wves now explloded, he referred to the ...

... hard times of 35 or 45 years ago, with the times of chartiam and corn-lov controversies, there has been really nothing to speak of, either in thea way of general suffering oz of general diEcontent. The crisis has been long, but it has not been severe ...

... reading Lord Derby's speech at Hudlerifield, therefore, it is necessary to bear two things in mind. The first is that in speaking of the economical condition of the country his lordship dwelt only on the favourable and hopeful facts of the case, leaving ...

... that ?? of national debto Is going to be a serious one Some, day in Europe. They are N gettin steadily piled ur Vtgher-I speak of foreign ?? countres, not ef our owen -and hen theburden grows aid Intolerable people will liF /gin to ask questions which ...

... protect the bank from lose. He could not con- tinue to come before the shareholders witu a balance sheet about which he had to speak in an apologetic stria. The directors must hrve reports which they could with pleasure lay before the share- holders, otherwise ...

... p~m. FARMILNG AND THE COR±NTRA.DE. The J1fark-.laae Express says-- Although nice- sionaily bright, the weather, generally speaking, baa been dull and I oggy during the past week, and I inland navigation has once more been interrupted by severe frost. All ...

... effected its passage. (Applause.)? ?? tlil. it. ?? t havig tbinaself been for several years upon the board of directIon, he could speak as to the value of Ar. Rae as t chairman, his great ability In conducting the couceins n of the bank, and his constant and ...

... 7 B him until a constable saw him in the Eagle Tavern, a8 ct Edmonton, on Tuesday last, and, on pretence of soreene nin to speak to him, got him into the P. courthouse next door, and arrested himn. Ibi time _3 two conustablos were charged with his conveyance ...