... red continue meagre, and the qualities are exceedingly variable.. Further advices, just receivedfrom across the Atlantic, speak of a short yield, not only throughout the States, but also in Canada: consequently, it does not appear likely that this season ...

... altog-etllor unreasonable. The leading bullion brokers and others conversant with or asetually engaged in this gold 3novesnent speak cunfidently as to the continuance of the drain, and mention sonec rather large amounts as destined to be taken from the Bank ...

... dull, buyers of pieces acting with considerable reserve. There has been a little more hr doing in yp.;ns, but not much to speak of, and whilst bv epinners have obtained rather better terms 'haui had beeau 4 lately offered, the prices are Still stated ...

... Coal: A healthy tone pervades the coal trade, and although short time is being worked at several col- lieries, generflly speaking good employment exists. Household coal continues in 'good demand, at steady rates A good trade has been done in engine and ...

... iufluenee on our market, just referred to, are totally apart from those day-to-day movements of which w ye generally have to speak. A market so exposed to - dsfferen~t impulses as ours will oftin show cross currents g totally at variance from thos which ...

... half-year's trading they had succeeded in making a p refit of £196,000, a withl a~ loss in bad ilebts of £640. Niothing could speak 1 more for the soundness of trade in this country, and he I-thought he might claini for Leeds also that trade here n was equally ...

... the speeches at the dinner of the Con- servative Association. It is sad to witness the recklessness of Toiy clergy when they speak at Tory dinners. The ignor'ance and untruthfulness displayed are amazing and 1 shocking. In- their clerical reading they seem ...

... rs, andasort m O~t~erta t 1niversal. Carpets: The reports received i er e of a co mtoli3ring charactr. Some manufacturers speak ti ere oiga ChGa~ loderate inquiry, and of having made fair ce ei k, white the experience of others runs in en w le r31es 5tiofrt0l ...

... the chair. Mr. Joseph Smith, of Huggate, Mr. Foster, of Dtiffield, im the Chairman, and others addressed the meeting, all speak- br inc of the great decline of the British wool trade; audlMr. ?? Smith having stated thatl1er Royal Highness the Psincess ...

... new, Gs. 96. to 6e. 106. LoNnox Friday.-After some mild weather it hns become coid again, with a north wind, and the reports speak of a renevwal of the frost in the Baltic. The sup- hlies of home-grown grain are small, but from abroad we ave good arrivals ...

... and likely to remain so for a few months. Carpets showvhot little improvement. The raw mnaterial muarket is dirmu generally speaking. COTTON. LIVEsPOOL, Fiiday.-The business has been to a fair extent, aird although the nmarket is freely supplied, prices ...

... prevailed in the beef market, and in some instances dealers secured a slight advance on last week's prices; but generally speaking, the quotations reniaiaed unehaTIged. The best beef made 70d. .per lb., t secondary sorts 74d., and rough, heavy beasts 7d ...