... THE PORT OF SOUTHAMPTON, The United Steamship Company, of Copen- hagen, have completed arrangements for making sr Southampton a port of call, where they hope to .n develop a large transbipping business. Tbisweek l- two steainers are expected to arrive, one being n from Antwerp, which will afterwards proceed to E- North African ports ?? ?? Sea; 's and the second from Copenhagen for Spanish and ...

... LATEST COMMERCIAL E AMERICAN COTTON. Nxw Y oss, MosnAr. Tbe New York spot market closed quiet, steady, Ac. advance. Futures opened steady, near? toS and distant 10 up, and on second call Showed an advance of 7 points, closing steady, generaY V 11 points advance. Tbe 19esrwOrleans pot market closed steady, 4~c advance. Exchange advanced Jc. Futures: Market closed. Southern Marj-eta-Galveston An ...

... ; DISPUTE BETWEEN EXPLO- SIVE COMPANIES. d- TEsn L&NASicaa EXPLOSVss COMPANY, ia LnnOU , v. Tim ROsTuaim EXPLOsIvEs Coxi- t' rPANY, LrmITED.-An appeal on behalf of the til plaintiffs in this action from the judgment d- I livered on the 23rd of July last, by Mr Justice be Kekewich, came on for bearing yesterday, before yE Lord Hersahell, Lord Justice A L. Smith, and T5 Lord Justice Rigby. The ...

... PUBLIC COMPANES. S. WARD (LIMITED). The following is the fifth annial report of the share- holders ;---Ydar directors have pleasure in mubmittiun to you the fifth annual statement, showing the result of the year's trading. The net profits of the trading, togeter with the income from properties, bank interest, and transfer fees, amount to the sum of £5,647. Ss. Sd. The profit and losftaccoiunt ...

... AMERICAN MAREETS. INew Yonx, November 22.-Although London sold mode. rately the local security market was little .influenced by the t-rthereugs~ementfo~rexporuf$o,65O.0. worth of goldl,'making a total of $4,650,000. which will go out by to-morrow's steamers. IThe total export of gold for the week amounts to $7,410,003. exports is explained by the fact that most of the week's ship- menus ...

... I WN~DON GRAIN (TEW BALICo). 1Wnxsx.-Thetasgo markeet cotiues inactive, &nd sltbouah¶,1 1kmerican bdvlcen showsome wroeent, there is very lttle jebange Inthe genital BItUatl Sellersnrefairly stedy, but the demand is insignicant, and no actual bids have been recorded Cal~fornian arrived per KelatieLlem Ii.. Californian onpassag selles= 2da. to 2se.- 6d. Novsember.DrmersdDcebrI January 17s. 3d. ...

... _ ADMUDS, NOV. 6.-The Wilcannia, for Londcn - i~led. ADEN. Nov. 7-The Oxus, from Marseilles for Yoko. hama, arrived. BosTovO, Nov. 6.-The Columbian, for Liverpool, sailed. I BnowisnD, Nov. 7.-The Assyrian, for St. John';, )'and the Tauric, from New York tor Liverpool, pased. i The Roman, from Liverpool for Boston, passed. 1, tPron., Nov. 6-.'Phe Mexican sailed for South. COLO3O, Nov. 4.-The ...

... r~~al ;cH 07 COMMERCE. X- 1N AM * Birmingham Cbam er Cfh PI - -' - 't phe rtr- \V te t -dha re ad a let ter from thd Ir- re of the Chambert Z13i n ' ,rieLIo cr fgil fur grids e xported a ;- :31A ?? j: the ;ret rica en ed tolir ,vr xiras~zd_4r- a' Madrid. Mr. irto ° r-er'5 d ht ?? ohn gftrv r o';t~e'PsarY ha aoe*S \ at. ^s e dl.ne in rre;arde-en theze tetit'.I tt of ~ iwse 5; CS1' r*n I; 'i ...

... THE MONEY MARKET. I STOCK LXSiHANGE SrETTLMESNTS. Mak'g-Up day.. Nov. 26 Mlak-'g-upday..Dec. i3 leket lay ?? Nov. 27 Ticket lay ?? D)ec. 14 Settilng clay ?? 28 Settling day ?? Iec. 101 oI sols e etl en t ?? Lec. 2. BANK RAve ?? ?? S.ME Tlimt LAST YEAR ?? D.C. The following are the special rates of the 5-ootich Banaks at present in force for London bil'S, whether Remittanceor 'lercantile:- ...

... THE CRISIS IN THE SHiLP- | BUILDING TRADE. -DETERMI.NED ATTITUDE BY . BOTH PAR-TIES. APPROVAL OF STRIKE BY MEN'S a EXECUTIVE. L The engineers remained idle at the Clyde ship- 1 5building yards yesterday. At a mass meeting of i strikers held in the morning a telegram was read t from the Executive Conncil in London officially tapproving of the strike. Reports submitted .aovrwetI thatt 18 CiydLe ...

... MAR.KETS. CORN. ComN AvuRaAw.s.,-Tbe following are the rc- turns for the week ending SaturdIay, Nov. 10. 189S:-Whcatc , 30,675 qiartere, at 2Gts Id barley, 191,954 quarters, at '25s Id ; cats, 16,'290 quarters, at 14s 4d. Correapondintg .week last yeur -Wheat, 40,3:76 quarter6, at l9s Id ; baricy, 176,214 quarters, at 22i 7d raots, 17,415 cluarters, at Uds IOd. 3 LONDOn,, Monday.-Mark Lane ...

... AMERICAN GOLD FOR EUROPE. New York, Saturday.-Gold to the value of one million dollars was shipped to Europe to-day. STArSTeIS OF FAItUREs, &a.-Tne number of failures in Scotland gazetted during the week ending Saturday was 20 ; ini the correspond- ing week last year 19; truss deeds published 15; in the corresponding week 1nst year 11 ; pro- tests on bills of exchange publishel 20; in tbe ...