... was due to the fact of only a few of the important railroads having failed to pay their July interest. To-morrow being' Independence Day, the marketa will be'closed. THE DISASTER I TiE ARCTIC SEAS,-OUr Dundee correspondent telegraphs 'that intelligence has ...

... Louine,- and Prince Charles of Denmark yesterday visited the tomb of the Duke of Clarence at Albort Memorial Chapel. INDEPENDENCE DAY III THE TRANSVAAL. (DAILY TELEGRAPH T.ELEVP.AM.) Pretoria, Saturday.--President Kruger and I ?? here on Monday at an ...

... corn, ?? 53a 513*1 Silver ?? ?? l6li 101i Savannah ?? 851 S35j x Ex Div. b Price asked. u Nominal. To-mnorrow being Independence Day, all the markets -will be closed. ANi EXTRAORDOINARY ])xvoxcE CASE.-JnStiCE ,ienne yesterday granted decree nisi in the ...

... but steady. (Copper d(ull. Coffee and produce exchanges at New York and Chicago markets closed to-day. To-morrow being Independence Day, all markets elospr Saturdax. (Call NloneyXn. U.S.Gov.Boids Li p.c.n Do. other securities, 6 p.c. 13xch. on London, ll0 ...

... prices were generally somewhat easier at the close. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway traffic, £100 increase. Yesterday being Independence Day, the receipts of the Anglo-American Telegraph Company wereonly £990. Consols closed fractionally better, at 941Sdj; New ...

... improvement -at New York, but the movements have onlybeenfrsctionaland donotcallfor specialnotica To-day being the 4th July (Independence Day), has been observed as a holiday in the United States, so that no prices have been received from New York this, afternoon ...

... weak. Mexican fell J to 4 Me-,ican Central honds J. This oas been a very quiet day in the American Railway Market. Being Independence Day, Wall C Street isi closed, and business here was hindered to a IN certain extent in consequence, but though very quiet ...