... day's rates. These princes, however 39 must -be considered nominal, owing to the ir' hi regularities of the raw material. Speaking broadly, we should say that the trasctos r ci of merely sorting up amount. Ring warps and E is back beams are steady, with-only ...

... referred members to the report for an epitome of the - )L numerous subjects tint had received the com-r -t mittee's as-sention. Speaking of the disadvant- - age that shipowners were under in the matter of lights administration, he said they had absolutely no ...

... desirability of sepa- Od Irating the railway accounts of India from the general finances of that empire. Mr. Bryce, Od -MP., speaking upon it, urged that danger to Od British rule lay in over-taxation of the people. Od He hoped it might be possible to spend ...

... new feature, there beingiacntne fim pi h ut quiet tone prevailing.A If Home trade American yarns havie been almo#i '.iative speaking broadly, te transacetions J obeing in t¶smggregate of only retai dimenasions. Few manufacturers have been in attendance onlP ...

... less price was obtained, we have thus done as well as in 1898. With regard to out prospects, I should like to beE able to speak definitely. I cannot do so at the I present monment with prudence. The cost Of - our raw materials this year will again be ...

... small, and not equal to an average t Friday's business. Some spinners seem rather z i easier to deal with than others, but, speaking E broadly, spinners are holding their own very woelL The output of the spindles is being ab- 3 ; sorbed, though order lists ...

... appearanoe at quotations in both cloth and yarn, 24i 38 but the business passing has again been of 2s g Climited extent. Buyers, speaking generallOyS ] appear to hav' no great weight of business to sc offer. The response from the leading outlets I of the East ...

... Continent presents no new ss feature. ts Bolton spinnings are quoted at steady prices 9 in view of the position of producers, but, speak- it ing broadly, little business can be reported to zehave transuired to-day either in carded or e combed descriptions. s0 ...

... influencoe exerted by dealing for eforeign acecnntithero was little or nothing -whereon Sa Imuch attention centrod. Generally speaking. there was a, transfer of interest from standard railways to industrials and local traction stocks.67 though Northern Pscifics ...

... mobilization of troops and necessary line of supplies- The Official Gazette adds that in the opinion of those able to speak authorita.- tivelly suha eott jqining the two ?? become at once a magnificent line of defence against attacks from the- west ...

... needed, ths trades council was the first body to wbioh sordia of these organisations fly far succour and support. Plainly speaking, the pl council thought that whilst this feeling of sup pert was so freely extended to outsiders who had not the spirit to ...

... suicide. She was committed for trial to the ass-tea. LORD LONDONDERRY AT NEWCASTLE. THE POSTMATR-GENERALSHIP. Lord Londonderry, speaking at Newcastle last night, said he did not know, till he saw it in the paper that morning, that his name had been mentioned ...