... much laughter by his flute solo, a composition in which music was extinguished by the garrulity of the player. American Independence Day. — The Grosvenor Gallery was crowded last night by Americans and their friends from all parts of the world— as many as ...

... Inspection of the Central Institute at Technical —duc-tion. Exhibition-road, from 2. 20 to S. Royal Institution, 5. Independence Day Reception, Grosvenor GaUery. 8. Kentish-town National Schools, .-lip-street, bazaar duxinc t__-«e days, 3. ■ Photographic ...

... Laid linn, but quiet. Wheat opened strong, but closed weaker. Flonr dull. Sugar quiet Next Monday, the 4th pi ox., being Independence Day, all tin. markets will be closed. stocks, &c, tan quotations. i.Tune 28.'June 29. 'June 30. Ci.ll Jloney, U.S. Government ...

... 1-16 to \ per cent, stronger. American were without special feature, the New York market being again closed, this being Independence Day. Tlie leading altera- tions were a rise of f in Northern Pacific Ordi- nary and of I in Illinois Central and Pennsylvania ...

... animated, a check being in- terposed to new dealings owing to the New York markets being closed to-morrow and on Monday, ** Independence Day, whilst lower prices from Wall-street caused a pretty general fall of \ to i per cent. New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio ...