... £1,000,000 on * ?? m I^oan. but allowing for these, there must be ?? _i:i :■ e-o floating balanoe, and a con- ' urce oi ease may. therefore, be looked for. Short Lr. irere m moderate request, and were ?? at TZ c- t L>:«»un ts were quiet, with a fair number ...

... smart, though perhaps not quite to the high level of the year when the Championship was previously won by the side, and so it may be argued pretty safely that all-round ability, and not merely super-excellence in one department', las gained the day this ...

... wicicets for 28 runs. Morley and Boulton batted well for Greashro'. Soore : — GREASBRO' 2nd.— E. Fairburn 0 Baiter b May 2, O. Hoyle b May 5, F Morlev b Barker 23, F. Boulton b Barker 12, G. Elliott b Barker 5, G. Skelton b Bar- ker 1, W. Bell not out 4 ...

... 0. fi-.tham, b Anderson 3 A. Sellers, b Shaw ?? 35 ■ 1. Haley, o Sellers, b Miller, c and b Bra-ton— 4 Anderson ?? .- - 5 Bryant, o Fernandas, b B. Brutton, b Anderson 13 Brutton ?? 0 J. Shaw, c Craven, b Barrett, c Fernandes, b Hearne _ 20 Shaw ? ...

... and, presumably, Mold not likely to be inconsiderable effect. Indeed, Mold is not long way behind Richardson on his day, and may prove far moro dangerous the Colonial batsmen than generally supposed, whilst if the wicket be at all favourable the bowlers ...

... tine* l--i> 22. Ibvfi 2 per eea t. j i- ?? hAcu.uVoi; SL'T'i'LEAii-.NTS. J £ ?? »r| ; . ■ I • Aug. 12. i ■ ...

... at £ per cent. Dis- _prM verP Q u ' et - A moderate supply ot bills was ' /cr ■:■':• •■■ • an increasing number of American may pj* ••• ?? -Az^d for. The general working rate for i gj-» r'»n-hs* bank bills has br ...