... COMMERCIAL NEWSS. IEEMAL STOCK AND SHAR1III RE, PORT. [Supplied by te;srs.SJosias Cunninglham & Co.] BexxRPsB, WEONMDAT Dim ceVoe, '7th June, 1882. CO CsSOLS ara rtioually higher. British rails hve been rather firmer, but busi- 11nes continues restricted. On the side of the gains North-Eastern stands first with g. Great Northern A gained J, Met Deopolittan 1, and Great Eastern, Great Westrn, ...

... TD! weekly meeting of this Board was held yes terday, in the Boardroom of the workhouse, Lis. burn RoaA-the' CHauwal (Mr. David Taylor J.P.) presiding. The other Guardians present ?? Thompson, J.P.; Thorns1 Gaffikin, Samriel Keatley, Samuel Darling, Ja5, Harkness, John Reid, George Smyth, Thomas Archbold, James Bradbury, Ephraim Bron Thomas Biggar, James Magee, and James Adram (Smithfield). ...

... NEw YORax .TurG 6. Stock market opened strong, and aft-r varie's fluctuatieus closed tirmn at A to 2 per coat. ?? than yesterday. Monev easv. Cotton nominal. Petroleum dull. Wheat-Downward tendenev. Flour ilumn. Lard and corn firmn and rising. Coffee firm. biagar azd iron quiet bat firm. Call umotay, Luisrest U.S. Government Boudis 2 per cent.; securities, 2. Testerd y To-d3y. E ...

... MAIL AND SlIPPING NAWD. The Beaver line steamer Lake Huron arrived at Quebeo on the 14th inst., having been detained by ice. The Anchor line steamer Assyria, outward bound, was off the signal station, The Lizard, yesterday, with maohinery disabled. She took a Falmouth pilot on board. Wind east, strong; weather fine. The Hamburg-Amerioan steamer Vandalie, from Hamburg, arrived at New York on ...

... REUTER'S NEW YOtRB PRICES. A NKnV Yolmg. Ocr. ?? SLocks opened strong, but were irregular dlringttv 'day, tbe generlo tendeucy bcing higher. I rice, cio ed firm, excepting Deiner sbares, which vere e:.x e ceptionaily weak. LI Bloney easy. Cotton eas~er. Petrolemlis l.d, g end corti duo . WiL at dull and lower. ?? h porters doing litlL3. bugar weak., Coffeeu, it. iv a yquiet, but firm. Call ...

... REUTER'S NI?W YOR]? PRrCE?. Na;\ Yout.4 Ate(. 1;. STOCX9 opened at a decline, anl rem~ainedl hereiv in thc early f calings, hut subsequenslyberaniebueyovi:. In the alt rnoon they againl iell oll', but; C|J: strong, Chicilgo anue' Nortb-^Veetern dek~rreil kss ruott favouralbly anfected. Cloiciin pricc, wvre tic gular as comlpared w.ith yesth r lay. Msonley easy. Stock market etrong. Co~tiiteely ...

... EPECIAL STOCK AND BHABS IMPORT. [supplied by Messrs. Josias Cunningham & CO.] TBhZlLST, SATURDAS EVENING, 23rd December, 1882. CONSOSO, I up. British rails have been very firm to.day, and there is an almost general improvement on last night's closing quotations. London, Brighton, and South Coast A advanced *; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, ; Caledonian, j; Great 'Western, 4; Great Eastern ...

... - - A- - I -R - NeW S . COMALIERC.IAL -NEWS. SPECIAL ST0Q 9 , NA1D SHARE REPORT. juypplied by Y essrs.JosiasOunningham &m ?? B1.VAsn 'TimPAY EvMN.O, l4th 1e vember, 1882. CONSOLS are J higher. Thhe British railway market closes easier to- tiight. csladopjima hpwever, continues firm, and has improved J to-day. Chathan ordinary also rose J, SheSfields J, and D istricts 4. Brighton A Marks a ...

... NEW Yoini, I FnS 1i . Money easy. Stock marlet opnc-ed dull. br- c'o-cI flim. Cotton dull. Petroleum frot. JLran r2. aud advanc'ng. Wheat dull, and lowrcr. l- .i:l corn firm, and advancing. Coffee, iron, Ndl s; oir quiet. Callmonoy,intarcsbU.S. Governmellt B s1, cent.; securities, 8 per cent. Satur.Y. T&451, Eixehangeon London, 60 days' slaht I 8 I CableTransfers . .. . t, I E~xchange on ...

... BElL3?AST MAUIETS-TmBDAZT MLAECE 1G, ?? HaA;8B-rOCteAst. ?? GnRuqI, &a. PROVISIONS. Perw.of151bi. I s d s d t Butter, lump 1 -1 5 Wheat, red 00 to 0 O Do. prin, 0 0 -0 0 Do. white O 0-0 0 Do. crook l1 0 -1 J Oats,NeW 0 0-0 0 Do. libuasis 1 2 -1 S Do. Old 0 0-0 0 Eggsthon,prdx 0 7 -O 8 Oatmeal, new 0 -0 0° Do, duck O 8 -O 9 Grass-seed. ItM 0 - 0 0 Do. tarkey 0 0 -0 0 Do.Pereunnial 00 - O Do. ...

... F I A I R S . DuxoAxNOvN.-Tbis monthly fair was beldlyes- terday.' All classes of young stock were OVwbll represented, and realised good prices. The sutpply in other classes was litnited, and, the demand being brisk, prices remained high. The follo~iinq are the ?? class springers, £1S to £22; second. class do., £14 to £17; first class milch cows, £16 to £20 ; second class do., £CLj:to £16; ...

... BiMPAST MAU ET-WEnxzsDAY, FEBRUARY 15. U BsoroaGs -.aI1.5 us 2WPLL3Pot, P510955, GRAIN, &a. p15V1ross. Percwt. of l2lbss. d s d i s d 8d Btbter, lump 1 4- 6i W~heat, rsd 8 6G09 6 Do. print 1 4 -1 Oj Do. white 8 9 -10 3 Do. crook 0 1l* -1 O, 0atsNew 6 0-610 Do. inbutts 1 2 -1 8 , Do. 01d 0 - 00 ° ggslbeapLrdZ 0 9 -1 0 oatmeal, aow 10 6-11 0 Do. duck 0 10 -1 0 Grs-sseed. 16a I 0 0-00 Do. turkey ...