... ViA>BS wn g' oA A~A V q h _ 4 ]- A d alw _ . - -, ; BnDnFou, Thursday.-The wool market is acin very qniet, and the report of another large failure in the trade nas the effect of retarding transsctions. Spinners opera- tions are conducted with much caution, and the purehases effected are seldore for large quantities, though stocks are low. On the other handf, many staplers are displaying more ...

... (SrPoLxrAXY TEcEGRAPHED.) Nuw Yoltz. Tuesday. The market opened dull, but was firn, with good bull support. Prices, however, soon declined under bear attacks, and the shitting of positions by traders, Grangers being the weakest, ownvg to the expectation that the Chicago and North-Western earnings would show a decrease. In the afternoon, the market became strong, as the result of free ...

... AMERICAN PRODUCE iARKETS. : , ~~(SnEcnLY. WELEOIAPEEDA: NEW YoIr, Thursday, I The Afinneapoels North Western Miller gives the flour I production-for the week as 164.000 barrels from 19 mills. I . , ' HLT Opened firm 4t previous currencies, but early in the L course of the market became irregular. consequent on liberal sales to realise on the part of' bulLs, combined with a light export ...

... MAIL ATND ISP NEWS | (Rmrrnn'l TELED3BAnSSA ADEx, Thvdyi.-The ?? steamer Yangtse. with French mails from Japan. 4kc., left here at 8 a.ma. to-day for Marseillei. The British India steamer Kerbela. from Bombay. left here this morning for London. The Queensland Line steamer Bulimba, firm Brisbane, left here toeday for London. BOMSAY, Friday.-The Anchor Line steamer Asia arrived here this I ...

... TELADI' AND FINANCE4 * 6,m 'Axm~ I per cent., Aug. 4187 4 per cent., Sept. 1, 1887. (Fiox oU OWN' CoSPONDEr. I LoNDiON Monday Evening. Tle Stock; Markets to-day presented an inanimate ana weak appearance all day, absence of business, the approach Of the settlement, and a further smart fall in American ecurities, disposing bull operators to reduce their sommitments. Consols shared in the ...

... MR. WALKE WS :HORSE SALE. On Thursday Mr. Walkor submitted about eighty horses for sale in his 12epo'sitory, Lendal Bridge, York. There was a large attendance of buyers during the day, and the bidding was of a fairly spirited character. Amongst those who were present ?? Reginald Graham, Bart., Mr. George Lane Fox, the Hon. R. Parker, Major Preston, Captain Fox, Mr. H1. F. D. Thompson, Mr. ...

... AMERICAN PRODUCE MARicETS. i * - (SPEaciLLY T=Giatpir ' .) NEW YOnE, Tuesday. *yMJEAT Opened quiet but steady, at previous rates, and declined somewhat, but improved later in response to cable advices from Europe, and with a fair export deniand, it closes firm at an advance of lc. to ic. Sales 3,000,000 bushels. Receipts, Atlantic, two days 200,000 bushels. The visible: supply. has been ...

... COMMER CIA L. WOOLLEN. I EnS, Friday.-The woollen market ltas lmdergone little alteration during the week. It continues in a rather sluggish .condition, both merchants and retailers being erideutiy odetermined not to forget the lesson which has heeu impressed upon themn by past seasons-viz., that if t Jey h re in winter goods to more than a moderate extent they may, ?? to the prevalence of ...

... AMETICAN PRODUCE MARKETS. ({4B3TUnTATT.Y I T'T.Nrnt~ltl'TM (Sroa}AaLY TLI.EGBArln.D.1 NEw Yonr, Monday. WREAT Opened at Saturday's final rates. Though easy in tone, it afterwards becamie irregular on increased receipts, aud with a limited export call closes steady at a decline of e4. to 3c. Sales 5,500,000 bushels. Receipts. Atlautic, 250,000 bushels. The visible supply is heavier by 384,000 ...

... MAIL AND S7HIP NEWS. (REti1rz's TELEG;aAus.) ALAThE, Monda-y.-Ths ACtol6. i itrala~ian oran'vs steams Port Pirie left here onn aturday evofning for 'fonflon. Me.esrs. Mlo., Wigram and Company's steamer Kcnt left hers on Saturday cvenii for London. ADna, Monday.-The Orient steamer Oroya, from Austrelia f,, Lonllon, left at 9 P.m. on SaturdLy. Th-' Lritihi India Com amvt steamer Mecca, from ...

... _ -, I., I5DvsinuY,. Wednesday.-Mesirs. R. 0. Clay aid' Sons s yesterday held their monthly sale of wool m the Ce-opera- De tive 'Minor Hall. There was a good attendance of buyers e present. All medium anud common blanket wools were in bid good demand, but super, combing, fleece, and skin were Do quite neglected. cot ?? rags=, Wednesday.-There is a quiet and subdued tone in the wool market, ...

... MAIL AND So NEWS. (Rienma's TrmEGiuAs.) r Bauisi, Saturday.-Thc Pentnular and Oriental Company's Royal Mail steamer Mongolia, with the homeward Indian Mail, arrived here at 2 ama. to-day. andi the melt train left at 4 am. for London. Lettera f may be expected to be delivered on Monday next. CALcuTrr, Saturday-The Clan Line steamer Clan Drummond, from Liverpool, arrived at Saugor this morning. ...