... bulls, Ti 'from S0s to 588. Mutton, Gidl'to I10d per lb. Porkr, an very deair, Se Cd to 7s 3d 'per stoen ; Young Pigs, 't ,short supply, and selltng very'dear ; best clags, ills to de -17a :sinaller sorts, Bi'to, liZa Tho stock wasn a good ta .show as ...

... three months' trade bills 41 to 5 per cent., and six months 4i to 4l per ocnt Paris cbeque exchange is 25f. 24ic. ; Berlin short, 20m. 47p.f.; St Petersburg three nenths' 26. s On the Stock Exchange. the business passing was very moderate, and there was ...

... general; Qaeea (8), Aberdeen, general. GRANTON. Anarvan.-Jan. 26-Wide Awake, Stirling, i light; PoElly PristoD. Aberdeen, stories; Cruiser, Bo'nese, fire-clay ; Otaway, Bnrntisland, stones; Ansgar, Clackmaunan, coal. Jaiu. 27-Rainbow (s), London, generaL ...

... Evening. .dcsszYr continued in strong request in Lombard Street, and borrowers were still compelled to py high rates for their short loans. Day-to- Di ?? rmouey was usually charged 51 to 6 per, cent and loans fixed for a week 6 to 6, per ent. The latter were ...

... flowers, was a bed which seemed a world too wide and too long for the frail infant that lay upon it, slowly breathing its D short life away. An embroidered screen was spread aout at its head to shield it from the draughts, and the brilliant hues, so deftly ...

... rates came much firmer. Short rates, too, -were higher from most Continental centres. The Paris cheque exchange came at 25f. 29c. A:rst-rdarn, 3 months, 12'4 1 TrIeste, do., 11 27'1, to 12oQ to 1454 Madrid, do., 445 to 44.6 Do., short, 12 22 to 12,24 Sanuaeder ...

... such would be his fate, with the happy result that be became awe-stricken and silent, and fell asleep. Were I relating the story of Selina Jackemith, instead of that of her brother Jerry, it would be due to her that I should tell in detail of the many ...

... engics eroS travelling rods, hut we have geOtser' thle boiler ott ri-'ht. We have bels to mark out the bob pitt kc.; alsO just storied feondatleoc for engine. Corossasd'1 Seetis.- co~onsanrtel ?? easee in bottosu. TineOrh'o Ifrom weot crose-cut at 210it.-Ahstit ...

... the 505cc dats last year (155.151 ?? there is a present exceos of WI5 flona ?? 1711 torso on the ?? last. und 7U.6toss end s~tory 2,. ?? stcady. Cocoa met ?? a moderate demand, aond 200 bagsI ,Tdrmie cold at Its ptr cwt. IRce was surbarged. -Liorterd t ...

... houses, feeling con* r: fident in a speedy fall in, the Bank rate, wvere rather reluctant to part with any but those of rs short dates. Quotations were generally g ivem l as follows, but there were instances of a sliht el fraction being conceded on-very ...

... as unsatiafactory-only 6 1 per cent, where 10 per cent, was naid last The Port-Elizaetieh Saercltfor tells a very doleful story of the condition of business at J ohannesburg. I; writes:- I ,-Toer is no dnubt hoot it ?? unle5ssbusinessI, improves vry shortly ...

... odicial quoa.- tiono of Long and Shor Clear Mid'lcoes ad Short Bacts wore isoed 6de per ewn-. Prices o F almost all etlher cots aslootnd,_d araint r bpyesr. Hams in good demand, especially Short Co , wh; ch ere firmly held for more srauey, bus no =ctual ...