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... 99 8; 981 Reduced do -- _ Si per Ct Stock 102jmo 1021 1021mo _ 102mo 102; Si Debentures. - _ 41 941 - 94t Reduced Stockc - - L. A. Debs. - - - _ Bank Stock 2111 2111 2 11 211* 211i R. Canal Stock- - - - G. Canal Stock - DoDebs6pr et 70) 703 70 691 -_ _ 63* Do Debs 4 pr ct - 461 46 46 - 46 City do 4 pr ct. 47 97* - 97* 97* - 4 pr ct Bal Off DebswithGov Security .9911 j 991 - Sper cent ...
... A_. . . __ _ _ . .. cORK AReEPT-MONDAY, JULY 14. The imports of grain, meal, and flour, during the past week have been moderate. The only alteration in the duties is a de- cline of Is. per quarter on foreign peas, say to 48. id, per qsar- ter. In the early part of the week considerable excitement, in consequence of continued unfavourable weather. prevailed in our grain market, and a large ...
... Ir J I 1Usn OUR OWN REPOBTER.) Londoi, Wednesday Even'ng. The tenth ual geeral meeting of then proprietors of the NationalBlatk of Ireland, wai held to-day at the office of the Cosmpany, No. 13, Old I1roadbstreet, London. T. LANZE MUfRRAY, Esq,, in the chair. The following gentlemen connected with the bank were prisont- Directors-T. Lamie Murray, Esq. ; J. C. Ruding, Esq. ?? Bianconi, Etq., ...
... MEETING OF RTHE GREAT S-OUTHERN AND I - WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. On Monday, pursuant to public notice, a special meeting of the proprietors of the Great Southern and Western Rail- way was held at their office, No. 3, College-green, for the purpose of having submitted to them for their approval, pur- suant to the standing orders of the House of Lords, the draft of the bill now before ...
... SALE OF RAILWAY SHARES IN COMPANIES! NOT COMPLETELY REGISTERED. -: . We the (Manchester Guardisan) regret to' find' that by an unocountable typographical error i ouriartitletuider tihishead'on Wednesday, the opinion of the Attorney Ge.' neral and Mr. Ogle, on the 5th question submi'tted to them. was made directly at variance with what it- Ws'inr fact, and' with what it is stared to be in their ...
... REVIEW OF TEE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING I THE PAST WEEK. I (FROM THlE MARtC-LANE EXPRESS.) The weather lhas, since our last, been highly auspicious for bringing the grain crops to maturity in the backward districts, and for securing the corn where already ripe. Bright sunshine, with drying breezes, were precisely what was wanted after so great a quantity of rain ; and these have been ex- ...
... REVIEW OF. THE BRITISH CORN TRADE FOR THE PAST WEEK- , _. _ (FROM Tre 5OA55 .AN EZES5.) We have nothing new to coinnsunicate in regard to the potato failure; the accounts from lome quarters are lees alarming this week than previotisly, whilst in other localities, where it was I e. fore eupposed little or no ?? had been done, the disorder is spoken of as being very serious. That a good deal of ...
... I lr . LIVERPOOL MARKeTS ~ I MONDAY, DEC. 8.-Since last Tuesday we have had gooe, supplies o' flour and oatmeal from Ireland, but moderate of wheat and oats from the same quarter. From Canada wve have received 2873 quarters of wheat, and I l,eoO barrels of orou.. There have been no arrivals of any consequence from foreign ports. The recent fresh agitation of the corn law question has served ...
... STATISTICS OF THhE TIMBER TAADE OF I CANAI)A FOR 184 4 (From ike Annieol Circrtlar oft fessrs. Forvyth und Bell.) QuEBE, DEc. 4. 1844-Our season fur shipmeiis being now closed, we think it will be interesting to our correspondents if we take a general review of the market, furnishing them at the same time vith a statement of the stocks wintering over, the quantity that has come to the port. ...
... | IJV-- RPOOL MARKETS. - CORN .ARICET-MON'I>A.Y, JULV 7. The arrivals of grain, meal, and tlour this week C0MParat;vjl are small. On foreign beans the duty is reduced to 4q Gd. per quarter, which forms the only alteration since our last repor TCle weather during the wcek has been of a very varinble c; racter. We have had frequently heavy showers with sir winds, and two or three days fine and ...
... MEETING OF THE MINING COMPANY OF -- - IRELAND. The stated half-yearly meeting of the Mining Company of Ireland was held yesterday in the boardroom of the company's office, 30, Lower Ormond-qsay. FIRANCIS BARKEER, Esq., M.D., in the Chair. The secretary, Richard Purdy, Esq., read the following report and abstract of accounts : i The Board of Directors of the Mining Compa ny of Ireland to the ...
... SMITHFIELD MARKE'-LONDO-, MONDAY a . snuati, on tme present occasion, make a few remarks illus. trative of the position in which we find the denmand for mluton at present, and from which a few practical hints of the highlet. importance may be drawn. As we predicted, in the period above rreferred to, the quotations of sheep have been maintained, even to the extreme range which they have assumed ...