... families who have lost relatives by the explosion in South Wales.-Mr. S. WOODS, President of the Lancashire Miners' Federation, speaking on the im- pending strike, thought there were men amongst the Coalowners' Federation who would advance rather than close ...

... (Jovernnuant clinging o01 to office whin they k-now tuat they are loatbcd by the majorityot th unation tor whorn ther a.feot to speak. In it were nut that the Ifeptental Ai ct a .li xee a limit to their greed of salary, and to their detiance ot the natini, ...

... of the -,works in this district nre well employed, there is but little new business coming to hand, acd trade, generally speaking, is in an unsettled condition. Makers of Pig i iron are pretty well oldd forwalrd, and experience no diffi- coltv in disciosing ...

... question, and find out the difficulties which lay at the bottom of it. He denied the nght of commercial men in this country to speak desivelyand decidedly with regard tothecommercial questions ot the colonies until they had been upon the spot, and studied ...

... of a general strike in the coal trade prompted some sales of Home Railway stocks, buh the decline in prices was, generally speaking, only 4 to 4, Great~k'thern A, however, falling 4, while South-Eastern A was comparatively firm. The effect on coal and iron ...

... it is said that the coalowners who have yielded are but a tithe of the colliery-owners throughout the country; and that, speaking generally, theotwners were never so united as they are now. What may be the decision of the meeting is uncertain. Perhaps ...

... e close of the H ouse transactions virtually ceased, but B few members remaining in the Street. The tone ii generally speaking was dull, prices drooping with an absence of business, while the resignation of Prince ' Bismarck and the condition of the ...

... Some inquiry was developed late in the day for New Yurk and Ontario shares, and one or two others improved, but generally speaking the feeling was weak. Canadian Pacific shares and Grand Trunk stocks were sttady, a nominal advance being made about equivalent ...

... three or four pens of Irish cattle, and the remainder were principally from Scotland and the north of England. Gen~erally speaking, the beasts were of the useful class. There was a brisk demand for good beef, and trade ruled active at an advance of from ...

... dividends. In the Stock Markets the settlement was carried through with the notification ox onlv one Emall falure, and, generally speaking, the toue was firm, business, however, being on a very small scale. Some high-class investments were better, British Funds ...

... for any period up to the dividend date in April, at 4 per cent., weekly loamn having previously been quoted 4J. Generally speaking, the market was expecting a downward movement in the Bank rate on Thursday, but in view of the sensible reduction in the ...

... and in the end it was agreed that Piince Bismarek should aot bear the title. Mr. Forwood, MP., Secretary to the Admiralty, speaking last night at Bangor, ?? regards Ireland, its improved condition in trade and the safety of life was due to the judicions ...