... BO2D 0:1?Vt1nADE ETUHNS. A -AOAfltA* - lo -t., *.t , a l-i ?? KeCIMLg TO sole xraue ana navigamon ox r0e United Kingdom for the month, and nine months ending 30th September, have been issuel. From these we learn that the total imports for the nine months were 1259,346,222, as com- pared with £282,616,072 in 1878, and A292,528,423 in 1877. For the month of September the total value of the ...

... TEE NARKEMETS erlal0oxargz OATxi s IrMaxr..-i'-hecattle trade. 8 vary uiet. Beasts sell slowly at about Monday's pricas, In the; hep market transactions are limited. Prime breeds are- steady, but inferior drooping. Calves are dull and lower to B Pigs fat. At per stone of 81bs., sinking the offal. a. d. a~. di &. sd. Inferior Beasts 4 O-to 61 Primeoarse 8 0 Second quality 4 6 to5 01 wooled e ...

... T2 T?'tAI?TS XX;TIMMM~rV CILTT ?? ,LaS 'hoc n n0 I TLsm t Prices have t.,azdcu a- et.th 1, 1 iija hal good tue!pie :lss fai;r. rW~i' )11 k~ liulc ?? , s-evereqoictr.t'rterstef inflith, dll Il-it'-x imch cods offered ts~l'U rycr 313,5 .j-7 Inferior leata tted tI I o fJ. SeconLd qnnhit.y3 C to A s rime Cein.511' t. DittoScotcs &-e4' l0 to 4 .) 1rt~nte!sti0 ?? Inferior sheep S 6 to ...

... MONETARY All, CaordEZ:-cIAL. In the carlier part of thCIe, wk i . from the banuk for Sou-th -- .1 li -0 ealiT, of Fcl( discount rates. The q %otieii j l fresh ri n, tn-ceti10 fh'dintcd 1e 1i, two per cent., while four lleiiit lee 1fC hills wc months at 22. Money ras tilli .ei- t , 0711 si Formal notice was given is thle lteej).k o .il (. pi., balance of the Indian Four er C'u-t P ri: cl, £5 ...

... THE XARKETS. 3!Tla'POstorTAN CATTLE MAnsrr.-A wvant of arji chrtacterized the attle trade. Sirpplieos of bet, ra largebutthey satis.edthe detno ar hich 2ostlto wece5M Thetop prico of best Seats and ereesso offects.. do. d tee 55. per Slts. Sheep were in a fair sopply, antd Ws - 1a ma~rket, the heat Downsw and holf-hrectod makia.Vre a 6ira 'so. 6d. rer Bibs. Lambs were quoted at Ss 8u* t ° *S4d ...

... TRE VOL.UNTEE28. MOBILIZATION FOR HoEs DIEveNcE.-Returns made up at the War-office show that the total number of efficient volunteers who have been allotted to the thirty-one infantry brigades formed under the home i defence mobilisation scheme is calculated to be 160,875. The five brigades of the metropolis contain 25,654, and the largest single brigades are the Clyde, 15,004, and the Mersey, ...

... THE NARKETS. ]UTAN .D STR~AW (WhitechapelJ.-STher west a moidratea asupply on offer. The trade-was good ~forbetgati.an a. d. a.d., ?? . *, so 80 tosG000 Prlime mesad oechay' Gto8 60 InferiOr .. .. 2 Oto 6$00 Straw . .- ?? . 2 b3 AlrTALS.-Antipn, perton, £30 Oga to £40 e.;regone nglsh, ~o~ .84 (J.Oa. to £71 Ge. ad. to £83 Os.; sheets, stog 868 o£ ?? uioak G In 'oud n, pr tn, £ in tono 8 n . 0. ...

... THE COOUTIO9W'S F1NANCES. A tabulated statement of the receipts and payments of the City's cash duriug the last ten years shows that the receipts in the Tecade between 1883 and 1892 amounted in all to £6,893,775, i which 23,595,770 wreo ordinary receipts and £3,298;005 extraordinary receipts, the latter including loans raised for the build- ing of the markets, temporary advances transfers from ...

... COUtt TRY i ?? '-T- FATTEN.flo? OLD STOOT. T he simplest, aifey to fattewi Olfd liens or aniy sl-rplus cotckc-rola that a~re uoseless the stoek is to lptfee theorn in s fattelnig ciop, the s mcox lbeirn lojpt 1nt. , he troop ctrn behe saly lat'es by anuitoio sari in SiZe it. hould bei about 21t. din,. lung, 1tt. ti. ligh, and libl. deep. to t.ccotmoeii tol iive, br six. fovls. The bottow add ...

... MONEY MONGERZNG. Tsvn Cset'ir Am> THE STOcKr EXoHA1;GES-PMCS-S ELECTBIOC BAILWAtri-SOUTi LOeNDON MUSIC HAL-IPITON, LiXITED P-TIu?, BATTLE Oir 'TEE TAilEs-TilE, STOCK MA~rNETS INAVTIVSI- TisE CuAMw3TP;E 3B.S.A. COMPANY- LITTLD CitATeAMS -GOLD M NNG INs WAiWES. Saturday. The Stock Markets have been more isnctive than ever this weekk, and, perhaps, the most inactive day of all 3 was to-day. ...

... Trup RANDT G6nLD CRUSeTtNSeE-BtTDGT ProRFS rDCT'e- RISS AejsN-T7E 1 APPIPI COCm SS- COAL INs KtNT '-LosNoDO AND UNCVE.SAiL BA.seX-SALMON AND GLUC1STZIN. Saturday afternoon. The usual Saturday quietness has caused a general set-hack in lllices in all 1epartineits. not excepting the Kiaffir Circus. Several issues, have, ho-,vever, with- stood the Provalont weakness, Guy Fawkes Reef, for ...

... HOLIDAY MARKETS - STRIKE RUMOURS AND RAILS-SO.11S1 RAND MINES-THE EVENING NEwS - MOTOR CAB CRITICISM -FRIVArE PaosPEscTnsES. Saturday. Markets havo been very unsettled during the past week, and have shown the tendency to lower prices always associated with the end of a year. Home Rails, which a few days ago were the one bright spot on the Stock Exchange, have been affected by the cir- ...