... WOOLLEN.I I-Trns 3Friday.-Genarally speaking the woollen trade has beenquiet during the week, but not more so than might be anticipated, considering that it is really yet between seasons. Though fresh orders have not been Coming to hand in any great ...

... some anxiety being felt b as to what the German Chancellor may say to-morrow zespecting the foreign political outlook when speaking on ?? Bill. All the principal international stocks fell , to 4, Spanish being partioularly weak. American Rail- ways, after ...

... sisatlar position with regaris to it if it were either quite exhausted or so nearlt ceased to pay the working of the diggings.r speaking, therefore, supply and demand ultitli .deterined the cost of articles. Whero these tw° c t tiaans were fuliled, cost of ...

... they _ would soon become Powerful rivals of India. The r les railways in that country also needed great development. r or Speaking of Queensland, Mr. Greig said in that country t IX there was an excessive want of labour. Although the 'j Y- climate was ...

... i oki h os f Commons. (Hear, es iot hear.) E1avink had the Privilege of kcnowaing the 00 a, deceased noblemaan, he could speak as to his singular hr: in oqjtW~ acji. ve~de ?? ult at the sameW hit tine, to understand him as he wie,'be ought to have been ...

... purify the commercial I tmosphere ; and therefore he deprecated a general resort i to private arrangements. Ha was able to speak well of the progress ot their branch in Manchester and of the 3 &orts of their managers and the staff in each ?? 1 report and ...

... on the encouraging indications shown that n there was likely to be an improvement in the trade of the er district, arid, speaking on the rise which had taken place . in the value of various commodities, said that if it were not due to epeculation it would ...

... It is rather doubtful, however, whether both sides will agree to refer the matter to an onisider. Sir C. M. Palmer, M.P., speaking on the matter in Newcastla yesterday, condemned the royalty and wayleave owners, who were scaroely making any concesajons ...

... -Among. the' lighter tades there is;5aosiderable variation ;aome houses are doing well, Wihile others imoartill slack. . speaking- generally, trade-is lookizg up.: 8averal-leading eutlery houses aye tolerably -well off! for. orders, and edge tool makers ...

... 'The Ptnns NTor THE BoA2D (Mr. Whitwell) moved I the adoption of the Stanoing Committee's report, and said that instead of speaking so geardedly of the future, I they wrished they could havwe satid there was a decided im- i provemnent in their trade. Though ...

... Stocks are low. Carpets ratcher quiet. ti eat Tepo able dnse is that the travellers have not got a Dad fairly out yet. Buyers speak hopefully of a good seasoji's is mnd trade. Cotton Warps: Things 'are looking rather better~, ti to but there is as yet no ...

... rs are chary about tskih- orders too soon, and it is diffiult to tell how much business has actually resulted. Generally speaking, there is a wide margin between the ideas of maanufaeturers and merchants. as to prices, and aS there is ne sign of wool ...