... 2TJY1k& RAE El~htee hpndxd adel beelnh has406n do ee*'I a6446 speulaiob. hat t~iese have aair ade the ideswhils' a !fi*6d onidrelatbl'anI thanprop~~.ioateWin~M~ tb of ilie..nere ceding., We are also ?? o's, hh'rae Jtkrde hs been-ithe main' unaocompanieil'by' violent llea, purly, spaeuatiye, rliqeqocrre4 ip' leding ; articles '1ik~ 'iron an ciil, and. atrbady, . this' hs~ wbpowencieo'd1 so ? ...

... S. ?Jd.CLILU1 wal. - - -. - - Sailed 7'hl. MAIL AND STEA2M.-SHIP2??1XG Nk?WS ?ovei Dec ALLO?D S ?!rELSGR&xsA ? NatioDal Line steamer Holland ?e?v York for Londn?, pad?ed to day F Calcutia, I?ec?31-The P-in?4 0 steamer, ?ohslla, from London ernve&to ?? Barb does, I)eb ?? T)ireet? Ewe steamer Morven tram London,' ?? Wday ...

... BANRUiPTCY PROCEEDINGS. Be Michael Tunrniclifffe, tailor, Burslem.-At Hanley, | yesterday, the adjourned examination of this bankrupt was held before Mr. Registrar Tennaut. The estate showed a deficiency of £315. l7s. 7d.-Mr. Baddeley represented the bankrupt.-Mr. T. Bullock (official receiver) stated that the examination had been adjourned to enable the bankrupt to furnish an amended ...

... TRADES' UNIONS AND THE SSIF. ~ -. cJ BU=IDING INDUSTRY. rs] The foeloring extractsfrontte Boilermakers' vi aned Iran ESihu~ld'eui msithly reporterie Deunrs- w br,' wh'ich' ts addressed 'to ?? imb;rs of the iety, are somewhat' intersing ss shoig some of the tendenais-at trade'A &loes Y SPECBOLLNOrIC . .Most i you wili hava ?? tat te 8oth Walerid n 'reort'er - Odtbretined&rma- tione thatsthe ...

... ? -: Opip clot*' I- BUSOL CITY LIPlE OF £TEAMF9-7The ExBeter City- from New York, arrived in Kingroad or B1iitol On Saudsy morning. . BReL, .TcEDAY l .Arriived-Reb~ecca -ear~, from. Comnavon; Liandaif s, ERayle -Marie Vagligno s,'Blask-Sea; Itoysl Alelaido, Truro; Benanain f; Tsejort;:flumtllty,;Bideford ;Mar, Li zimouth ; Tivyside s, 9Uxdigau'. e Sailed-Aniie Binliay and Specdy both ior ...

... 3- I IV, r4ts ?? -- a I DERBY POULTRY FRUIT, AND VEGHT' B MARkET, FRIDAY. BL Nuttor .. ?? . . 4d. to is. 6d. Der lb. y ?? 7to8forls. ?? ?? s. 6d. to ii. 04d per couple, ltwk ?? 48. 6d. to 63. 6d. per couple C4ckens ?? . . 4-. Od-. to 6s. Od. oer couple O e ?? . e 7d. and 8d. per lb. 'trikeoys ?? i0d. snd l0d. per lb. Omsius .. Id. perlb. Orauges ?? .. - . 6d. to 10d. per doz English grapes ?? ...

... Evr'en o'clock. Very high rates continue to be paid for moaey, the Bank obtaning 7 per cent., and the outside rate being 6 to 632 per cent. The Continental exchanges are hardening but there is a fear that New York may still draw upon our reserves. The discoint rate for three months bills is quoted 5 per cent., although paper has been taken at a lower figure. The Stock Exchange is closed to-day ...

... I THE . T R A D E ,. , . O-- THW ARBIT RATION. FOPOSAL. MR W. INSKIP'S OPINION. I NTERVIEW BY TELEGRAPH. Seeing that the large body of workmen were anxious Yesterday to knoW Mr Inekip's views of the nel proposal that the Mayor should arbitrate, and that the general secretary would not leave Leicester till thi s morning, 'eu'y representative was Instructed to interview Lin by telegraph, in ...

... LONDON GAZETTE.-DZcxmBZ 31. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT. 1883. RECEIVING ORDERS. Jor.rosaT SurcDy, Middlesbrough, builder. FB5DEBD c Omy, Beech House Row, Asbwic', somerlsetshfres carpenter, haulier, and timber dealer. Casxrzs EDWABRIO OBCooE, Stoweil, Somersets-ire, * WI2,TL.nS 3{EDITRP, Tasley, near Bridgnorth, Salop, ?? Mary' Street, Bridgnorth, farmer. rED W1hxag VAN, St. John''s Place, Hay, Brer ...

... PI BOARD OF GUAADIAN&S TorE weekly meeting of the Gmrdiam of the Beolfest Union was held yesterday in the work- house, Lisbua Beadrl-Sir David Taylor. J.P. (chairman), presiding. The other Guardians- pre sent were-Messrs. J. Blakiston-Honston, V.L.; James . Thompson, J P.; Thomas Gaffikin, ?? Robert Morgan, Alexnder HI. Carlisle. Joseph M'Hibbin, Ceo. Huston, John Scott, John Morton, Win. ...

... THE MAiM-,NORDENFLT GUN COPA9NY. The first general meetingof the Maxim.Nordeflr Guns and Ammunition Company (Limited) -was held, at the Cannon Street Hotel on Monday. Lieutenant: General Sir Gerald Graham ?? Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, first apologised fo the lateness in the year of the meeting. It was quite impossible to get the accounts ready earlier. However, the ...

... BEIPAIING INTELLGENCE. wind,- Nv. t-f The ('itia Ealica, Wrijl'ati, lfose G>-tao y ?? oztb, wta 7The'ae Antrimi, Brown, froul Xest at it, %Vj-b a genterw, car-a. 'I ft2 fohab, ColfonFeirrrstcl, sooth goon:'.. A Th,, Vvirr,1 Faris'.o Erau c tfr.,o- LS The s.s Ath;-ins. of draisi;nl, ii ')sE, ?? .ellonr.with, a geu,,-oP oat;, CodYca e.i Dixon &- Sano,, &&atsr. 0ag The Bledo~na. from Trooic; te ...