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... LIIIWj a ~ putlas*# THE STORY OF THE WEEK), WeeOlN Freeman Prizes. £2 2s Every Week. On and after July 15th next a prize of Two Pounds Two Shil- lings will be given every week by the Weekly Freeman' for the best original Short Story of not more than 4,000 ...
... country is now anxiously watclhing the action of the Government and the shipovwners iu the present instance. To make a long story short. It is said that Mr Chamberlain is determined to stand by the priu- ciple of his bill, whicha is, in the main, admitted ...
... The Chairman said-Fortunately, there is little scope for speech-making on the present occasiion. We have got a very short and simple story to tell, with which I expect you wvill be satisfied. Things have gone on steadily and satisfactorily since we have ...
... SEED GROWERS, NORWICI. THE STORY OF THE WEEKS Weekly Freemaun Prizes. £2 2s. Every Week. A Prize of Two Pounds Two Shillings is given every week by the Weekly Freeman for ?? Short Story of not more than 4,030 words. The Story selected for the Prize and ...
... 260 carloads. Poscs closed steady, with an improvement of 10 points for January. LAnD closed firmer and a trifle higher on shorts covering. January Vas marked 7T point's higher. RBns were dull but closed steady at a slightly higher level, January advancing ...
... bank, and in a short time suite a crowd was collected, many people being attracted by the unusual scene of a throng congregated at the doors of the bank. Somebody started the rumour that there wras a run on the bank in progress. This story was quickly taken ...
... some official correspondence concerning the Macao coolie traffic, and horrible are the revela- tions. Take the following story :- The Fatchoy left Macao on the 26th August, with 1,005 coolies on board; all went vell until the fourth day out. On this ...
... called on to supply his opponents with the notes of his own. short-hand writer. How the learned gentleman can call a book printed and paid for at the public expense the notes of his own short-hand writer, wye are at a loss to understand; but if it be a ...
... CABLEGAX.) New York, Friday. Wnss T-A wildly inmurobable story was circulated to-day to the effect that an attempt t was being made to corner May wheat. This C was designed to force the shorts to cover, and 1 resulted tolday in a ridiculous failure, wheatb ...
... small acceptances by the country of bids made over Sunday. Large seaboard clearances offset the increased re- ceipts, and with shorts covering the market closed steady at unchanged prices for near months and a decline of Jo to Jo for distant position;, which ...
... Cuba journals, of the destruction of a Spanish steamer by fire, attended by fearful loss of life. In its main features the story has a great resemblance to that of the Amazon, which was burnt some years ago on her voyage from Southampton to the West Indies ...
... THlE AMERICAN MARKETS. I (DALZIEL'S CABLEGRAM.) New York, Thursday. The Stock Market opened firm on London buying, but shorts afterwards attacked Bur- lington and Rock Island, and covered Chicago, Milwaukee, and St Paul A sharp rally, how- ever, occurred ...