... , with few exceptions, the current~ bu'isness of the country equals that of 1899, and prices of staples are firm. Dun's Review nill say that the general buai- ness situation oromises a recovery, as soon as homae polities and the coal ctrike are settled ...

... weeks ?? for the entire rnunti-y show a decrease compared with last year of 15-6 pit e-er.t. Emailetrcec'a will say in its review chit the annonnee- monts of the dosing of the Steel nod Wit-' Company's I mills have unrrstled i-he general demand and strength ...

... compression of the brain. There was no external injury. de He had attended deceased for deafness. The Coroner. after briefly reviewing the evidence, re- minded the jury of the rule of the road, and also that foot passengers were quite as much entitled to use ...

... conditions are strong, with no great accumulations of new., goods. Prices of foot-wear are steadv. ' Bradetreet's, in its weekly review in to-morrow's issue, wtill say that favourable conditions have been the rule during the welek in business circles. In the ...

... tent, in waagoF alre~ady arrnolunced, ari.d the! expecca'ion is expresscdl thiat ?? is likely to last mouch longer. Don's- Review aill say to-maorrow, 'hat the effec uf tho ancts-acito coal strike hoe~ become1~. morre, plpareo in the East. hut that- the ...

... increase 4,173,000 dols.; surplus after all charges 7,253,000 dole, increase 2,775,000 dole. Bradstreet's wi: say in its trade review tomorrow that the holiday business has been large this season, especially so in the South-West The iron and teel foot-wear ...

... estimates current in the Street this evening run up as high as 10.000.000 ,loUars. Bradstreet's will say in its trade review to- morrow that, despite ihe midsummer irregularities and the effeot of the heat on the distributive demand, a more cheerful ...

... week's shipments abroad of gold amount to 33,1-00 dollars, and those of silver to 869,000 dollars. '~rs-detreer's in its trade review to-day says that the position of sellers of Amerinan cotton goods has been reversed. and they are now azble to dictatc terms ...

... show a decrease of 22 per oeat.. compaed with last year: but those outside of NLew York only decreaed 6.2 per cent. Dun's Review, in its weekly rerarks, again refers to the unsatisfactory condition of the foot-wear trade, whioh, so far, has not been ...

... otcse ar-. h t: Ian last Saton- * - il rtturns of -pecie, experts -le 'n l ~e~ o 81.000 da~s-, and ?? o -Lpi~et by Thiun's Review' * .i iof 061 failures, wit h g-a'nrris 531 last year, - I a nd 955 in138, 6 O~ ole. The manu- -0 ci last- year, aria -n7 ...

... current month unchatnged and July ic. lower. re~dr~y . 6514 ?? PreT. ?? ..67% . The 'Cticn'nnti Price Current, ,in its weekly review, Istates tbhit during the past week toie weather has favoured too3 crops. Toze average ?? of winter wheat hes teen somewhat ...

... tli- month of in Septemnber is officially estimated at 2.960.0G0 tons, j . agatint 4.919.00 in the month of Augiist. l I)n's Review. in its analysis of the failures for iv the 3rh quarter of the year, shows that the eommercial i- failuires anmounted to ...