... ('axiadian. 57s to 60s. Bacon quiet-Irish. 40s to i 52s. hains unchanged. Lard slow. I BeRADFORD W OOLt. Menday -Generally speak- Iong. a holiday tLone pernades this markrt and a- number f houses close this afternoon. Top makers are asking more to-day ...

... English cloverseed. it con- sequence of the continued German inquiry, dis- tmnorly favours sellers, whilst Awerican cables speak of advancing rates. Meanwhile albyke white and rrefoil shows no quotable variation. Spring tareR ire firm, lower prices are ...

... When picked up the crew. four in number, were -in ai moss, exhausted condition. lying in the fore- castle not able to mone or speak, having been over five weeks living on straw boiled in rain water, which they managed to secure from tse -sails, their stock ...

... itself was adopted, and it is behlved thiau t~he new works wilil oomnare favourably I witjh mny in the kingdom, having-, so to speak, be'c broupedrt rhormuzhly ur to date. Without goint, .ultne( ?sarilv into detail, the buildings, it may hoe stat'd. onsist ...

... the present year. Plenty of orders were expected, but the Birming- ham directors, who were present, would be better able W speak to this point. The Chairman pro- ceeded to say that in forming the present com- pany the directors had no desire whatever to ...

... toolk t notice of the fact that the feeliqg of the f 'civilised world is arrayed against us in thifs t jstruggle. Generally speaking, the sentiment I ii i of the civilised world is against Great Britain t but that has never ococasioned us much un- Io easiness ...

... Ss eaoh; kit hadds-L-, 20s to) 74n per boa. FBASEBBORBGH, Tuesday.-There was a small eupply of fish to-day, comparatively speaking. There was no line fish. Pairish shots of trawl fish were landed from the Stratherrick and Tyrie. Prices were-Large gutted ...

... prices -had a, substantial rise. Ameri. cans -were lower in response to Wall Street ad. vices, but there, was no selling to speak of. Mis- cellaineous issues were generally very firm. but local Coal and Oil shares particularly so on the good trade prospeots ...

... and only 7900 from Great Britain s aned Ireland to the whole of the Australian fr colone.s Hit abject that evening was to speak e of the coloay aed endeavcur lo iLake it live be- t oee stem, acnt retaove -.ote of the ignorance watt preosiled asiali regard ...

... arrangement wit-h the Po, and Ford Msanio, f~ore the netinge passed into the hands of nibsr 1tenannts, who, commercially speaking, are jaej. ea fled in doing their hovel best to make ends mad Iif they cannot make the fisin sa.TeD Fishery Improveomeot ...

... 'IWindsor Magazine, in which he gives his views or Ion what an ideal newspaper should aim at, and wer what it shonid avoid. Speaking of the present n-ihosogranhic wave that is passing over all of our he iustrated periodicals, he seys:--My ideal nn|Arewspapder-t ...

... attendance. He explained the reasons which had led the direc- tors to prooeed with the bill, and indicated its scope. Generally speaking, the bill provides for powers being given to the extraordinary court of directors from time to time to prescribe by what ...