... £14,535,000 ; making together, net, £42,541,000; gross, 0 £43,969,670. to Past-office, net, £1,438,000; gross, £3,016,861 at Crown lands, net, £260,000; gross, £260,000. A Miscellaneous, net, £800,000; gross, £800,000. so Total ordinary income, net, £67 ...

... lunchoon was held in a marquee erected on the tail ground, an excellent repast being provided by Mr. T. ent . Gri m wood, of the Crown Hotel, Woodbridge. Mr. frD Robert Bond presided, aid a large number of buyers g Isat down. Afterlunchtbe toast of TheQueen ...

... irregular. Lake View a b nsolfa fhrther rose 1- to 71. W1est p Aulstralian Joint Stock T'rust weaker at 2,I premiuh. Golden Crown 186 better at 1 11-16B tew Zealand mines dull : Consolidated Gold Mield 2 13-16- £16,000 in United States gold coin hasr been ...

... oni t eio~ I~i~i~e~o1 ngood report 17U YLa Luza~, lAs, Souith. 4frxcal Gold Mins ?? lowerx on rbalisatjotns. ~ Jumpes, 174;Crown.l' Iteefs, q:- D:e Bees Damods eman. 7*. Augustines. l~tet ~eteipn,.ofqre (?boong, - , O 13ertei A 06~-.106 Melijoaj C(oi~v ...

... Indin Fie per Cent Sok was lin. H~z-i cheqner. Bill were quoted par to 6 prm.ow. Foreign stocks in some eases were tather flatte. 4 O . {lonfaderateLonideeinead I to ljpercet. ;Itli ?? ?? ?? abol, and Turkish Consoliod, a Grec. Mexican ofi uand Spoigh ...

... the support of the Debenutre-holaers to the asnoont of £015.Sibl. At the time when be last addressed them he said he told a flatte:ing tale, and it certainly scoemd to therss on the science of ?robabilties and experence of the Colarfield tcat it was founded ...

... The first sire used was MSr Gomersal'ts Goldan Crown 2z'722, bred on both sire and dam's side from fr Torr's G tribe. He was succoeded by Mr Bruere's Marshal Booth 31a52, a Vesper boll, and Mr Corr'es Crown of the Bealm 30824, a Mantalini bull; after them ...

... the last price was only, 3,b6 down for Money and , for the Account. Ipdicn 'lhrea per Cents, also lost .4. HIome Railswere flatt during thoe eely hours, but they showed a firmer tone towards the finish. Americans were quite stagonalt, in View of Monday's ...

... CM1H,. Do. Dolfra.New. 1034 13rl1 I.~, A ?? French 3p.c.; Iflctec M100 31S1,' e Do. Amp~. 1086406Gblbnt ?? S. p. ?? 05 91 Crown 04'i'Alsl Greek 1831 ?? 2903 Do Beer Di . Do. 188 4 ?? 001 4l's lttn'ls, 5111i logaraioo ri.e. GId 103 Ferreiraso-. ?? Mexican ...

... Brisbane. Aleati.-Arivd:Sept. 20. Abeona, from Liverpool; W4 P. itarbitz, from Lanrvl~c: John, Werater, from Boston; Altre Flatt from London:- Sept. 21. Totes) lest, from London. Antrinm. Aept. 21.-Parted E.: George E. Coehit (barouet. of Annapoles; Montreal ...

... FROM THE LONDON4 GAZETTE. Tuesday, August 28. 3ankirspto.-G. S. Bayley, Crown court, Philpot lane, City, commission agent. [Reed, Ironmonger lae.-J. Miller, Piccadilly, fishmonger. [Reed, Iron- monger lane.-J. Wise, Bournemouth, Hants, coal merchant. ...

... bid; North British 11.16, and Do. treference 7-36. Trunks were quiet, and if any- thing a shade easier. Americans, which were flatt at the opening, firned up during the day, and finished shout the best. Atchison Common rose J, Milwaukee 1-16, Brie 3.16, Norfolk ...