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... 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 ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. American Independence Day was celebrated in Liverpool by a banquet given the United States Consul at the Adelphi Hotel last night to the American captains in port, and the; Star- Spangled Banner was sung some of the theatres. The American ...
... 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 ...
... The most perplexing feature in Stock ?? affiairsis dvcsro the unnigdpessin ?? Etaetiwags. One resuming business after Independence Day, WaiI Street for two days runsing displayed a realiy lively spirit, and pushed forward prices in some cases with apparent ...
... 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 ...
... year, aud loading 2c00 barrels against 36,.5 barrels. W NEW YORK DOMESTIC GOODS.-The intervention of S. two bolidays (Independence Day and the following Satur- b. day) has naturally restricted the volume of business the past week, and there was very little ...
... Mexican, Italinu, and Hungarian Gold were a trifle easier. Although it was a holiday in the United States, customary on Independence Day, a fair amount of business was done in American Raise, which were exceedingly firm fmoni the opening to the ? I close ...
... OWN collpEdEONDHHTS.) Au NsZw Yoss, M4onday. | X Trading on this market has been dull, owing to -oI the near approochof Independence Day, when the Jul Au ixcheouer will be closed. The undertone, how- ever, has ruled strong. London operators bought abc Union ...
... t S9 N M, ARR K U S. I a (cABLEGRAIS F1L3I OUR OWEN COR~RESFONDE:ZTS.) NEW YORK, TuEsDAY. Z To-morrow being Independence Day all the markets will be 1. closed. K The weather in the Gulf is clerr, but the Atlantic is .. partially Cloudy, with averwae ...
... 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 ...
... and Grand Trunk Second and Third Preferences 6 j and i respectively. Americans met with little attention, as this being Independence Day there I will be no market in New York, and no prices h to-morrow to rule by. Still, valurs were firm. Mexicans without ...
... of k combination amongnt producers, but antimony is a shade weaker. Bsines is slack eerally owing to yesterday bcing Independence Day. 7 ~~~IRTON AND STEEL. July S June 2A ' Scotch pig:- GlengRmoek, We. I ?? $19105 StISO Coltoess, No.3 ?? S 80020CM Shotts ...