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... raab antb C!omermt. Sgithfiel]l M1arlaet, MONDAY-The arrival of cattle and sheep from the ,,jinct into the port of London during the past week has been large. The official Tolutl Cr5 oxen, 274 cows, 438 calves, 115 pigs, and 2,711 sheep, making a tal rj .039 bead. The warm state of the weather this morning produced a ge- 'nrallv dull trade, and some depression in prices at Smitbfield, There ...
... prices of Bailing AgentaXtorfta%, &r. RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANIES. From the list of Messrs Holderness, Fowler, and Holderness (late Wolfe, Brothers), Stock and Share Brokers, 'Change alley, Cornhill. SHARES. RAILWAYS. PAID. CLOSING PRICES. e | Stock Bristol & Birrmingham, Six per Cent. 100 121 -122 11 . 6 . 3 Blackwall . . . 11.6 . 3 4* - 4* Stock Brighton. .. 100 9S2$- 83* 100 Bristol ?? ...
... IjWdie0 of Catiap Dagert Mtosis &ec. THE FUNDS. MoaeAY-Consots opened and closed at 96, to 4. For tioe Ils inst. they were done at 96Sf, and left off at 9Sf. India Bonds and Exchequer-bills continue in demand, and the former closed at 88s. to 91s., the latter at 6Se to 67S. premium. TestsDrA.-The dealings in Consols were at 96 to ft, and the dosing quotations 95 to k for money, and S6f for ...
... O-rrf RIaO Corninerce. Woot.-The imports into London during the past week have been 4,316 bales, of which 1,166 were from the Cape of Good Hope, 1,344 from Port Phillip, 769 from South Australia, 566 from Nemv Zealand, 325 fromo Morocco, and the rest from Germany, &c. The public sales are progressing actively at full rates, both exporters and the home trade being buyers. COTTON.-AL Manchester ...
... Iriet of Faitlyua *tartt, *todo, $c I RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANIES. SHASES. RAILWAYS, PAID. 100 Birmingham and Gloucester . . J20 13.6.8 Blackwall .13 . 68 Stock Brighton .100 100 Bristol and Exeter . . . 90 so Caledonian . . 50 50 Chester and Holyliead . . 50 Stock Eastern Counties . . . 20 50 Edirnsorgh and Glasgow . . 50 100 Great North of England . . . 00 50 Great Southern and Western ...
... Vrico of ualwap ibare%, totrk, $g. BANK OF ENGLAND. An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and 8th Victoria, cap. 32, for the week ending on Saturday, the 29nd day of December, 1849. IsSUE D]rAsaTT. , Notes issued - - - 30,238,310 Government Debt 11,01s,1090 other securities - 2984,900 Gold Coin and Bullion - 15,951,233 Silver Bullion 277,077 30,219,310 30,231,310 Dated the 3rd day of January, ...
... lraae anD Commerce. WooL-Tle imports into London during the week ending Thursday were 6,152 bales, of which 3,472 were from Sydney, 1,041 From Vas Diernen's Land, 1,156 from Port Phillip, 253 from the Cape of Good Hope, and the rest from Spain, &c. Holders of wool were tolerably firm, but there was not much business doing. COTTON.-There was a more healthy tone pervading the Mranchestelr market ...
... Tuesday, April 9. Paltnerships Dia8o0ved--J- and F. Bacon, Old Barge yard, Bermondeey street, tanners-W. and W. Binns, Sunderland, ?? Anne EdwardS and J. Hughes, Ave Maria lane, City, booksellers-A. M; Gardiner and A. Coates, manehester. leather rnerchants-W. Hill, son., W. Hill, jan.,and. and FE T. Hill, Liverpool, manufacturing chemists; so far as regards J. Hill-S. Bolroryd, E. Marriott, ...
... fiattot Intelligence. SATURDAY EVENING, JuLY 0, 1850. From Paris we learn that M. Dupin was on Thursday re-elected President of the Legislative Assembly; General Bedeau, H. Daru, and M. Leon Faucher were re-elected Vice-Presidents; and if. Benoist ?? elected the fourth Vice.President in the room of H. Jules de Lasteyrie. The Wurtemburg Ministry have resigned. The Prussian Government, moved by ...
... MIODAY.-COflnSo for money opened at 961 to i, and closed at 961. to :; for the 11th of September they left off at 961 to 8. Bank Stock, closed 211 to 212 , Reduced Three per Cents., 971 to ; Three-and ?? per Cents. 98A to J.; Long Annuities,8 516C; Indlia Stock, 267 to 269; India Bonds, S7s. to 9S. ;. and Ex- chequer-bills, 66s. to 69os. prom. TMESDAY.-Consols for money opened at 961 to 3.a ...
... Ernane al Commerfe. saalatsrietld lnrlKet, FraDAr-The supply of meat at Snithfield to-day was very short indeed, but notwithstanding which it far exceeded tile wants of tse butchers. The trade ruled very doll for evelything througlsout the day, and prices declined 2d. per stone. At this sedoction the sales rnoved off very slexel', owing to there being so few purchasers. prices per Stone. At ...
... p)ictoi of Uailluali *iateo mtocks, &c. RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANIES. From the list of Messrs Holderness, Fowler, and Holderness (late Wolfe, Brothers) Stock and Share Brokers, 'Change alley, Cornhill. SHARES. RAILWAYS. PAID. CLOSING PRICES. g 11 . 6 . 3 Blackwall . . . . . . 11.6. 3 44- 4' Stock Brighton . . . . . 100 791- 804 100 Bristol and Exeter . . . . 100 61 - 63 Stock Caledonian . . . ...