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... COLONiAL AND FOREIGN ? sax St SHOWING LATEST TflvG!S OF yOS'tAGE AT HEAD CFEtt2 TO-I) VV (MONDAY!. To Continent of Europe.-Fost at Read P.O. mutT 12.43 and 2 30. pan. ?ard daily c-cc-opt Sxnsdaysi, for the night mails front London; and by 9 and 11.15 pAts. to connect wills tin morning drrpatche; from London. To An-itria, Seiritrenland, ftc'>-. Malta, Smyree, On's- stantinople, Belgium, aed ...
... CHAMBERS OF CO EIRCE. THE FOURTH CONGRESS. (FROM 01Z TJONDON SPlt RXO RS) The fourth Congress of the Chambers of Cornmeree of the Empire was opened at the Fishmongers' Hall, Lon- don Bridge, yesterday, tli Earl of Selborne (Under- Secretary of State for the Colonies, end hon. president 7 of the Chambers of Commerce) occlupying the chair, and delegates were uresent from anl parts of the ...
... STOCKS AND SMUESO The nnsl settlement in Britishi Funds, &o., is fixed for the 3rd of Se-ptemnber. Dite nesmt ssttlement in For-aig Bands, Homen Railways, &ex. is fixed f or the 13th, 14th, and .15th of Auguist, and iio MNines. for the 10th. YESTERDAY'S LONRDON TRANSACTIONS. OFFr~ICIAL R ECORD OF BUSINESS DONNE. RarIZeRuoaaCN.-1 Erocroptiocel a'ncwoo-at at oat-ott priass. a Sm.al boo.y 'Mnc ...
... SAThPLDA Y'S KEfS. KIDDERMINSTER CARPET TRADU-Tho cx- I p?-nt?a? of cbs carpet trade up to Easter has bcate of a e-atca?e--cory charts-test The looms have he-men we-h em ipe-sye-d. and ins several cases overtime baa berm the r)rristc ref ties day-. Prices ha-re remained at the low ?? cr the commencement of the seanon. tar-sr is the--ri' iii: -b nc-crepe-c of their being ado-one-cd for tic r ...
... SATURAY'S MAKTS. EHOE, COLONIAL, AND FOREIGN WOOL TRADE. LONDON, Saturday.-The following are details oi the arrivals of wool, &o., during the pat week :-Sydney 4,920 bales, Queensland 2,256 bales, Port Phillip 350 bales, Tasmania 95 bales, Adelaide 80 bales, Swan River 113 bales, New Zealand 18,475 bales, Cape and Natal 742 bale; total colonial 27,042 hales. Bussorah 3,907 bales, Punta Arenas ...
... I NEW YORK STOCK MARKEY. I iELEEOLLYT TELEGRAPED.) ?? CUP OWN cORAESPOQEEEq1f.) NoKw York, SaturdauF Dyealings at the Stock Exdoasnge have been active, especially in Grangers, Pacific Roads, and local Traction issues. The day's transactions amoant to about 241,000 shares, whrhich brings the week's total turnover up to about 2,200000 shares, against 1,250,00 shares in t1he previous -week. ...
... DAYS WOOL. BR ADFORD MARKERT, Thusday- WooL-This being the last m~arket before the holidays, bulsines baa been even less than2 of late, but th~e posi- tion practiesly reains unchanged. Speak~ing gene- rally, it is unlsatisfactory, unsebttled, and the futue is very ?? Consumers dec!ine to believe that values have yet toutd the lowest point, a~nd there IS no doubt sbout it that prices are being ...
... TFENAJ-MIALa st I Thn, , ads T _ The g tiedged 'B tr4. Glovernmeint are naq~eb Oa ti, toe attentioln of the Girt M fled, the lists in con-t-es t , - Loaw have 'cla schema. trco, a thi whole the has teen '1rh I Propoaszls 01 ?? are entdo.rsee ?? ' e -cry-i i 'I of Eacbcroer bonu-,. norun o ,rr - It is expected stat erv-I I ,a the investor ef 4 per cent. The accounts of mos- t- n Thw paties ...
... YESTE RDA IS UARKETS. WOOL. LEEDS WEEKLY WOOLLEN TRADE REPORT. We are, as yet, unable to report anything more cheering in the way of trade this week, and, as week by week goes by without improvement, the want of orders becomes more acute. Old ones are now getting worked out, without new business coming in to replace them, so that machinery is not being worked to its full capacity, and the ...
... aONEY AND STOCK RTS. 3 3 per cent. Tnme 14th, 190(P. [ FROhf Gus. OWN CORIUSanOYfENT) London. Tuesday Evening. The de-mand for money to-day was very strong, in Wiew of the drain on outside resources. Yesterday, ,brongh thre payment for the new issue of Treasury bils ~ad the Bank of- .England borrowing, from, 3% to 34 per cent- per annum was readily paid 'for Bdvan-es over the night. and 3% was ...
... 'YES-TrLE'PJžYleDS 1!AR UT&, LO-NDON COLONIAL~ WOOL s~j e'Rs3. P. Thrhoks an- ?? a-nd Co. and PiAfs. i II. Ali C Syd-ey. Qoeenslav F. Tml-?mnarl-L awl j Plaseldection was of a sa:meoa.:in a-a hot riet ?? brvies ?? tra'de proptdi v12v' tions visetXinas-x-a.~' maniy and Franer o,,vernvg, ?? on the a-heI war-re ria l1I-.t. tiisre shiaowsI a litre 'r rrr-a' sa-nipa fl5-er'- rr:nn,--L (7 r ?? r coa ...
... FINANCIAL AND CONE tRCIAL The monsoon in Donabaay, which was abort a fort' night overdue, broke on Sunday ilght. AccoTding to private adnices received yesterday in London, tbe anxiety caused by the delay was keen to a degree, and the relief now experienced. is proportionately profound. As it is, the misery and Io s hoie been terrible, and the Government has still its hands full in connection ...