... . - '-SETTLEg4NT Ot' THE PVR 3 SB E. ?? From the' return issued: on :onday it appears that in the last ballot of thie''Tuirpm, minersr,451 i'oted 7or the costinififnce of the stri6e cnd 4,425 for the ?? of the'l3§ per cent ieductioi proposed by the emaployers. The Bishop of Durfham addressed the following letter respecting the Durham miners' strike to Mr. Lindsay Wqod(repreaentingtheemployera ...

... TRADE OF±sTBE'OITY AND DISTRICT. BmurHaj. Friday Evening. TzB'odditf16&oF ?? continues dull. Metals %nd some otherammoditm are apparently advancing in value, but the voibnio of trade is limited. In the taxtile markets the tons, is dull. Cotton is lower, but t*io London wool sales have ostablished the existence of a firmer tendency in that staple. It cannot be said, however, that ther is any ...

... COM&EERCIAL ANI. Mof A ?? I n- u. , I (P'mm Omi v Go'Pewmi j t LoaqDON, Saturday TEvning. Bank rate Of ?? since April 28,1892, 2 per 9 cent 8 There was little or no demand for Money in ormbard Stroet to-day, and, with an undiminished G supply of floatkn s cae Bbort ?? were obtained d atit percent. ibe it iscountmarkettberewas S s~tiU a scarcity of hilb., but the tendency 'was aihtiy barior, ...

... ord HG W TBAT LAVXRp0?O j,. oub To-dsy . nVE . iee? Io :Dt 'To-monrote. 64 6 4f8 ) bE, THURSD~AY. JUNE Z L ,er ad -LlverposL,.&S.W._ Arolng rer; atule aw irly Vae our A~Iv~m PotJcsna . _j, ewr tjDifrltzI a ced Beulna .Mricas~~~ ~~~t ..bs ?? 71 . JUseg 2. 1J W Taylor ?? Bleerplste .Ing Caartts, via Londoo S AILD. ft Oiiy unes*..lso'iaais ?? 14 WRECS AD CASU-A.LTM.Z -rAuust (Riga. Juzie 1i ...

... NEW YOIU( PIIICES. Lirooa'rnhe's 7122 iurriA,11.] 26L0\V YORK. Islooine',7. Sfoncy easy. Stocks sjmiied firm, hat later Jalarso very diii] lie iitarlict it, the (11050, iiO?v- OVOI, 5025 OtlOally, irftlitilipli dull. Cottoli COin- ?? sisaily aid ?? ir wards ad vaacad, 51051 rig I' stiraily ipol. firm, all Iloirpli 1-I ?? iaw?r, Frtrui- ? aiim quiet fin r. sri:ady. Lard I ad a firmer morlt?i k ...

... 'JI.'RAD ? REPORTS. 'TRADE OF CA4RDIFF. Cit Exouo~s'or, M~onday. N~fet Trho cool miarket woof qitier to-dayi lit all dleuart- ?? rironts, llest stealm rougeed froem 12s SII to l2s 6dt, (tiel ?? smlxll 5s 9d to 6s al tOrt. Dtouse coal prices tot]l af itosorisomrti tlardorullv-.No. S It toridd't it ipoerno, 3 qtiotod tt l2.s 6d to l2s 9it, anld esotril 8s t-d pers ton,, The clho marlclttwo ...

... I . . > . - --i THE MONEY MARKErI. LONDON, Friday evening. Tile Moaney Market has bean quiet, with abund- 01500 of capital. For day-to-day loans th charge is J to J per cent,, and discount business has been 'weak on the basis of J per cent, for three months' bank bills. Paris cheque exchange is 25f. 19ic. Although very quiet, Stock Exchange Markets ba~ve on thre whole been firm. There have ...

... NEW YORK PRICES-FRIDAY. Money easy. Stocks at the commencemneettof business were firm, but later the market reacted, and declined, the closing tone being generally weak, at near the lowest figures of the day. Cotton-Futures opened quiet, but closed steady; spot quiet, at unchanged values. Petroleunm in moderate demand at steady rates, Lard, is sympathy with Chicago, improved, leavitg Dif ...

... NEW YORK PRICES-WEDNNSDAY. Money easy. Stocks commenced quiet and lower, and were weak drring the day. The market at the close was generally weak. Cotton advanced owing to the reports of unfavourable weather, and closed steady; spot steady. Petroleum little doing, but at steady rates. Lard weaker on packers selling. Wheat futures were excited, and went up at the opening, but later reacted, and ...

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... The Freeman*» Journal and National PretJt Registry Offices, at 96 Graftonstreet and Middle Abbey-street, are the belt in Dublin. They are open daily free to ladies. Servants who tise the Frecwian haro the right attend for a week. ...

... * veiy turn Baiii*rin* and of (lit I'atri.'k's ( urn** K'k |>l**« Ilia above |,*i|. I'h. r*v prutident, Father Ooluml.us, i',cw piud tl«« chair, and «u» .i. «| t1i0.,« Ol* •■»®oumi, fc' O, V I'. I'r*i« Bulk*, A (who attended m >* ...