... goods all round as stated above have been put up to prices that seem at the moment out of the reach of buyers. Generally speaking, the market may be described as upset. Home trade American yarns have been raised id. per lb. on yesterday's quotations. ...

... counsel for the plain- ti' stated that in July of last year the deceased had been struck with paralysis so that she could I only speak a few words. In order to -btain her wishes as to the disposal of her property, Mr- Garrett, a solicitor, bad printed on cards ...

... strength, and intelligence-(laughter) e -to understand the needs of the timber trade r of this great Empire. (Hear, hear.) Speaking e on the Workmen's Compensation Act, he said t he was one of those who thought it was a very I good Act. The Federation had ...

... Noveover ofe o Tar- re nt advances wore not due to a i' enisi-.. but en to vhat he had heard aptly 'n5 as ate prosperity crisis. Speaking 0cc trbe . ChaerCt-an added that the ?P'id cil ao ncri--vied by £250,000 owing to shirorn of the Burton Union Bank and i ...

... renorts on the acorking of the com- p-se under all sorts of Conditions from over 40 shinrtcntr -.end Rhipnes~ter5 who all s-peak very l'tly of t. valu e of the invenao Seeing th tie 'amp ,ffaemed by adopting the Evoy compass ,;:v often in one voyage ...

... the corn crops. After harvest the weather was very favourable] for outdoor work up to the end of the year, and generally speaking the labourers were fully em- ployed.- RAILWAY PERILS. A SIGNALMAN BLAMED. Lieutena-nt-Colonel P. G. Von, Donlop's report ...

... passengers A tea-el i: runanr by 155,513 and £23,345 in Q aid thi.rrd-class 2,311,145 in number and 37 a meney,. (Generally speaking, the Cc at earned por passengers ehowed a slight d~w'e th:ch rtasq a satisfactory condition of * air. rlne affic. owing ...

... strucek some o.bstruction, possibly floating -wreckage, Feb. 3. an lat. 42 N, long. 56 W. Vessel made quantity of water in for-speak, in which was stowed cottonseed. Will dry dock to ascertain .ull ex- tent of damage. Alb fAbordeen, Feb. 19-Danish schooner ...

... voice: No. we won't. Applause.) Mr. Marshlall Stevens succeeded in again obtaining a hearing. He raid he did net wvaut to speak VA to their relations at present with the Trafford Park estate, but lie did want to say something on the pre- sent position ...

... present debenture indebtedness to the com- pany amounted to ;C480,000, and the effect of the proposed alteration, roughly speaking, was s to rather more than double the present in- debtedness. The total indebtedness would be secured by a charge upon the ...

... bales last year same time. There are, however, rumours of only a 4 sall supply of cotton being now on hand in the interior Speaking generally, the crop situation is generally unchanged on the week, scarcely any new feature having shown itself in any direction ...

... the arbitration to both parties ?? Honotu said he - ch was doubtfutl whether this was an arbitration and R award, legally speaking. All the samne, he co thought the parties ought to be bound by it.- di M. Bateman argud that the award was not or heading ...