... TERRIBLE SUIFFERINGS AT SEA.-LOSS OF ELEVEN LIVES. A terrible tale of the sea was told yesterday by the survivors of the barque Surrey, which capsized off the Newfoundland coast, by which eleven lives were lost. The vessel had originally 17 of a crew. all told, and of these only six were saved, all of whom were brought to Liverpool late on Sunday night by the steamer Lake Winnipeg. Two of the ...

... THURSDAY, JANUAr 29. TONE OF THE MARKET. Money esmy. Stocks opened firm, but subsequently took a .ode-wvard turn. In the afternoon the tone became strong, and remained so till the close. Thes advance in ths stocks of the coal lines was! clue to a rumour that the Pennsylvania Companiy brj dee:.cied to join in the combination. The rnor is, hoever, denied. ?? fulL i'etrolewtlO firn. Lard and Corn ...

... HIGH WATKR AT LTVERPOOT, I 'MORYINIG ZVrEtsrG r t mtT. ri. IT. IL F. IN Ti SD av ?? 10 S .. 10 26 .17 To-morr rrow. ?? 1S45.11 3. 1 7 ARRIV1)1. Aprr. 10. Rita (s o ) ?? . Clyde Genooeseo(ss) .Lf eina, Wyonustay fs) . ?? lva ArAtL 1L lturmuia rra) ?? New York j Bothnia trmsl . New York 'Blorderer tsa ?? Boston Legislator (as) ..New Orleans ?? us) ?? Bergenf P. rai(ss) ?? Knrrachee Warrior isv) ...

... LXEW6 YOLKs, M;oNDAY. The New York spot muarket closed with a firm tone at Saturdays prices. Futures opened this mornin- barely steady, at a decline of 3 to 4 points later, with a dull market. Vaines were further quoted 3 points lower. During the afternoon the tone improved, and closed steady at a decline on the day of 3 to 7 points. New Orleans mariet for spot closed firm, and 9rc. perilb. ...

... I NEW YORU CLOSEG PRICE. I TfHURSDAY, JUNE 'IL ?? TEL2RAJLJI TONE OF THE IMARKTS. Money easy. Stocks opened stronm, and, desprie a partial reaction that afterwards set in, prces again ad-. vanced, and at the close weredecidedly fir Cotton and Sugarsteady. Petroleum £rm. Lard opened weaker, but closed strong. 'Wheat and Corn easier. Flour and Iron dull, Coffee easy. PRICES. Yesterday, To-day. ...

... AURICAN PRODUCE hARKET I w Yom M-,ONDMA The produce maricets, both here and at Chicago, *avebeen more or less adversely influenced by reports of yellow fever being psevalent in some ;sectiouaof the Sttest Wa&s' opened weak witht bulls unloading. 'nd, afber a very quiet day, closed weakl 3- to I lower than Trsday. 2slr export demand. Sales July. Aug. 3evt. Oct. Nov. Dec. ,fC-dagv O41 1 ...

... ICOMMCIAI & MAIKETS. LONDON STOCK EXCINGFM FRIDAY EVRNG, Gold was again withdrawn to-day for Berlin, but as the stock of German coin at the Bank of England is now understood to be exhausted, the drain may cease. Arrivals in the market will no doubt be brought up, but unless the exchangfrsinks down further it will not pay to take bar gold from the Bank of England. The discount rate forthree ...

... .1 COMMERCIAL & MARXITS. LONDON STOCK EXCHANE TURSDAT ErMne There is notbing'new to note respecting the money market to-day beyond the fact that discount rates were quoted rather firmer, in view of the more warlike rumours afloat. Three months' bills were dealt in as a rule at 23 per cent., although 2i was occasionally quoted. Short money, on the other hand, was in abundant supply at about I ...

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... N.EW YOC LOSING Pc. FRLDAY. JTULY B. TONE OF-THE 3IARKET Mttoney easy. Stocks opened strong, and, despite a partia1 reaction that occurred dnlringthe ealy dealings, nutoained so until the close of business. Srgar firm. I ?? Line oertificates -strng and acn ve, to-days e-les being the laraest this year. Tbe mxarkets wil bh closed to-morrow -owing to. Ibo celebration of Indepeudence Day. . ...

... NEW YORK WIsNsG PRICE TrXSDAY, LARCH 31. ?? TSIUhQUt.] TONE OF THE MARKETS. Money easy. Stocks were steady after a weak .opeing. A heavy tonae wvas then'observed, but the market r.allied, and prices at the close were firm. Cotton quiet but steady. Setrolen steady. Lard ;e Flourwweaker ,nn&esstdomi W'heat exporters doing bltle, Corn easier. ; , Sugar steady. Coffee wveak. Iron steady. PRICES. ...

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