... ?? 579.0W swidr ?? 14,000 ?? 001,000 ?? 2u0,00 ..eTotal. 1,777,000 1,728,000 1,438,000 % tcc cable advice to date. 6 Independence Day. * e Inerrese In American from'1872 Is :44 peroent.; thc decresse In Bust Indian Is 8j per cent.; tho deerease, ia snudrles ...

... perhaps not worse than last week, but prices are unsteady. The New York Exchange was closed yesterday, on account of the Independence Day holidays. The traffic receipts of the Liverpool United Tram- ways and Omnibus Company, Limited, for the week ended Saturday ...

... continued drooping tendency in the prices of yarns and goods. The New York Exchange was closed yesterday on account of the Independence Day holidays. UrasP,.-The market is steady: the sales inehlde s0o bags :Eg vtian svriips at 18s., 11i37 bags Pertuvian Con ...

... generally somewhat easier at the close. The Grand Wrank of 0auads, traffic return shows 4100 incresatf Yesterday beinzg Independence Day, the receipts of the Anglo- American telegraph Company were only £990.- Console closed fractionally better at 944 to ...

... Children, all born on tho 4th of July-the first one in 1819, the second In 1871, and tha remaining six on each succeeding Independence day up to 1877. e The girls eaployed by a Brooklyn eigar niaklag flynm sent word to the central organisatieo*ofstk~ers a ...

... Benmore. Baltimore: Nova Scotia (sB). Africa: Corisco (so). Pe The holidays in connection with the celehration In of Independence Day commenced in the United Li States yesterday. lie markets will not be re- pe opened until Mfonday, so that we shall be ...

... in most speculative descrip' tions did not exceed S1. The markets in the ?? States were all closed to-day, this being Independence Day. X Canadian railways were mostly neglected, butthei last prices were better than those at the opening. _ The variations ...

... to Oct.-Nov ?? 6 6.364 ?? Nov.-Dec. i 6.34-6 I 6.34-6x ?? i )r- The hoidays; in connection with the celebration ( g of Independence Day commenced in the United to States yesterday. The markets will not be re-opened i ce until Thursday, so that we shall ...

... will not be ratified during the present session of . the Chambers Spanish were also sold, and de- clined i. - This being Independence Day, busraess was prae- g tically suspended in A merican securities. The tone, ; however, was moderately firm, and New York ...

... MNessrs. Stout and; Co.. bankers, have suspended payment. The produce and cntt n exc':agges will be cinsed on July 4 (Independence D~ay), and on July ;5. e FOREIGN COMIMERCIAL. PAT-.3, JaaNI: 26S-The bloo.rse opened flat, under the influence of uinfavourable ...

... ElUc to the fact of onlv a few of the important rain.rnas L.,:%vnz 'ailed to pay their July; interest. T-of-orro t--mg Independence Day, the markets V..I bc cloO-l. Cottl quiet but firm. 'ettroleuu: firmer tendency. L,-d and Wheat firm but quict. ! ?? r ...

... eungar-at lls. 3d. There are no cables from New York, that market being closed owing to the observance of the anniversary of Independence Day, and wve are quiet here in consequence. There are no very reliable changes in quotations for beet-; buyers are perhaps ...