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... ISHIP AND MAIL NEWS (-oayd). ADr:N'-De. 1_ Th. R0-C- it I.- Act -~ 'left for Marselfles. Anas ?? &U-The Sysdney, from4 Japan, China 14Colorb BAUgADOrs, Dec. 4.-The Orinoco, from Southampto., Ulled for Plymouth. BosroN, Dec. S.-The Pavonia, from Liverpool, and t.re Otmuto, from Artwerp, arrived. BeasnAN, Dec. &-The GUlf of Venice arrived.-DL _ 4: Th Jumna, from London, arrived. * t CAmCUTrA, ...
... IMONEY AND STOCK MARmKET& BANK or BiqiGASD R thL ) CONSOL S3rnnqA DAY ?? 4 PX C1. FORSIOrLY SZr= G Dau . .. 2, 30 z FaBOM O.UGlrR COUnaPO?-DENT.) L~onOyr Saturday. A further downward Movement occurred to-day in i3 Discount terms, but business was on a 'Nery small I scale. Fine three - months drafts were as a rule a quoted 3 per cent. per annum, but occasionally c transactions Occurred at 1-16 ...
... (Contributed bY Mr. G The following patents, among on Au'gust 15, 1893-:-Jabz Lo. Edward Holden, and Ralph Benrne manufacture of carriage-axles: Jnlj Avery and Alfred Brown-dial-in. June 15, 1892. Joseph Butterwor for piston-rods and the like; JT Wynne-electric railways; J C. Wallace-marine-engines; J. Wallis-double-Larrel guns i-. June 29, 1892. Thomas Jenner and (G electrical switches and ...
... J3Air OF ENGLAND RkTI (SiP=rXsz 14) 4 rzsCZT Co'esoL SzTTmNio DAy ?? - - ~ yt 4 de I0o5-5~iraTLY StTIL~ine DAys ?? SEFZ Z7,28,2D. (FROM Oca CiTYr CoBMWONeDXNT.) H L-oNnDoN, Friday. to There was a disposition in the Money Market this LA morning to take in bills on still easier terms, fine to threea-months drafts being generally quoted 2i4,; but p on rumours that the Bank was losing gold, taken ...
... IAIWAY TRAFFIC RECEPTS. The rarffic receipts on the principal railways of the United K.ingdom for the week ended February2 aredsub- joined, together with the increase or decrbase in receipts and the mileage in operation as compared with the corresponding week in 1892 The S6otch railwavs are given separately, since their aggregate repeipit are calculated from, the Ast February insteid of from ...
... THY IRON-PLAkTE TRADE DISPUTE. The dispute in the iron-plate trade seems to be nD nearer to a settlement than it was a week ago. Yester- day, at the Grand Hotel, a conference of employers and workmen, adjourned from Monday, was resumed, under the presidency of Mr. A. ?? Still. The ad' journment was made in order that the mens representatives might submit to the strikers pro- posals upon which ...
... q / strAw- Ad- I . a (croci U[r LWv [SOM ?? I IONeOmx Wednesday Evening. Rank rate of discount since January 26, 1893, 2j per cent. There was an extremely quiet demand for Money u at Lombard Street to-day, and although the floating I balances showed signs of diminution through the collection of revenue the Wotal was still far in excess ef requirements, notwithstanding the instalments due on ...
... ra ZOF A R& (JANAR 26) .aWGLAXD ?? 2X Pr5 Cawz. A, jSI x SNG Dk ?? 1- FoicstQr5IHL Sxrrarir D~rs ?? 25, 27, 23. ?? (Fnoy OUc Crrx OassrNnDm .) LosrDoN, Tuesday. . Money-brokers were more inclined to-day to take in notice of the financial outlook in Australia, and bill rates were a little stiffer. For fine three months t drafts 1j was quite the minimum this afternoon, te several houses quoting ...
... MKR'~~ lTSm-Y IT1~DA I:. ?? Coast. --mModerate attendance. The 8i I deressioumi the trade clontinues. Very little business' £ paediwhat, allqualities of whkhwere rather lowe~r .S tosell. -'Engis barley ziegleeted. New American 1' maie, s; owe; odfirm, at* full& last'weeks price. Geildin~ar1%OU~daiZanad beans dul., andabout M~rnmsr~i ?? mrket was fairly well£ attedbdbutaulltone prevailed.. ...
... MARKBT? Lo2,13i9-00RN.-Tbe attehd~ihee ab ?? pur~chasers to lay n inafortuighteastoo-i Egblh'whest. *is; sin & earer:; thbe c~onditionis and quality ers deAmr, or the stocks are. l ax ,drswreli to do abetter bus-iness at the old terms. WIMA'.6* was..tbe.-case. with-7fiour,-.the- atrivals of which from America hae been'heay.,-witbin the' past I 'rtnih~ while thei hot, weatheir does not. ...
... SRI AI MAL NBWS. (Z&Vd~'s). I - SHP A~iD_ ___.~,~A~yfarrLO22dOLht may&-o Icod6tro ford=7W = Ocea,,. ?? for LondoaU*sI on Ne-we Ona nt, fm te or , Fi~y 4.ScZub:1fM dere trem~he 3lai Th.~ Gora sailed for LIYaOOL -B ? ;J4Th~4 e P,70Clan Grle fforLond0L Soutbu3Pt0 of fiW, ?? iled for LLol. CiestsrB~owoNMayThel wde _rd . IlMfro tbMai~Y~do4t'Th.Ci Tb leffor, London. . - COLOESO,. May 4.-The Orientv ...
... THE SK.MLED LABOUR MARKET. The following memorandum has been communicated I to tbe Board of Trade Jonam by the Labour Depart- t ment of the Board of Trade:-During the past month the state of employment has on the whole shown a some- t what downward tendency. various causes at home I and abroad, among others the great dispute in c the coal trade, having combined to affect many c branches of ...