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... LPlits of StockI, Uatillua ,Farge, &r. THE FUNDS. MONDAY.-Corsols were done at 97* to 97j, and left off at 97i to 971 for money, and 971 to 971 for the November account; The dealings in the Reduced Three per cents. were at 96, to 96 New Thlree-and-a-Quarter per Cents, at 9aj to 98 i Long Annuities, at 7 13-16 to *; ditto thirty years, expiring in 1859, at 7 9-16 to ft ditto, in 1860, at; ...
... Twesday, October 15. W.ar Office, October 15th.-4tli Regiment of Light Dragoons: Lieut. J. W. Wallington to be Captain, by purchase, vice Grant, who retires; Cormet H. A. Sparke to be Liet. by purchase, vice Wallington-14th Light Dragoons: A. E. Maosel, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Gordon, promoted-15th Light Dragoons: T. F. Maude, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Howell, ...
... age anb Caomarxae. SnmithfieldR mrterkc6. MOoDAY.-The arrival of cattle and sheep from the Continent into the port of London during the past wveck has been very large, the official return up to Saturday being 996 oXen, 522 COws, 457 ceales, 6,2G3 sbeep, and 267 pigs, making a total of 8,305 head. There was a ?? shorter supply of meat at Smithfield to-day than f r the last week or two, and the ...
... Crabe anb Commerce. WOOL.-The imports into London during the week ending Thursday have been 634 bales, of which 352 were from Bombay, 196 from Ber- dianski, and 86 from Germany. The market is very firn for English, Foreign, and Colonial sorts. WOOLLE-,.-At Leeds there has not been near so much doing either in the markets or by direct deliveries from the manufacturers as has been the case for a ...
... ROYAL MILITrART ACADEMY, WOOIVwICo.-Major-General J. Boteler Parker, C.B., Lieutenant-Governor of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, has issued an order, of which the following is a copy: Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, Oct. 7. The unprecedented occurrence of ten cadets being, by the minute of the Master-General of the 20th ult., removed from the Royal Militarv Academy, appears to the ...
... c e 1 all Q1 Corlmmerc. Sitnitihfield l naket, MCNDAY.-The arrival of cattle and sheep from the Continent into the port of London duling the past week has been more mode- rite. The official retuin gives 756 oxen, 381 cows, 264 calves, 307 pigs, and 3,882 sheep, making a total of 5,590 head. There was a slow and rather heavy trade at Smithfield toDday, and on the whole thecspply of m-at was ...
... Pricfi of tatr 'Iaftl Jate,4 &E. THE FUNDS. ATvONDAs.-The dealings in Consols were at 967 to I for money, and 974 to i' for account. Tue closing vatee were 974 end 97j respectively. Reduced Three per Cents. were done tit 966 to Nos Throe-and ?? pcr Cents., DS4 to 99t; Long Aenuities, 7 13-16: ditto, thirty yven s, esphinig in 8659, 7g ; Exchequer-bills, 6Ss. to 71s. prom.; India Stocto, 267 to ...
... lhicto of VlailWap &yc. I THE FUNDS. ?? were done at 9C* to 9G4 for money, and 9G, to 96r for account, ald they left off at these quotations, or at j pei cent. advance on Satnuray s prices. Exchequer-bills, 63s. to 67s. prem.; ISdia Bonds, 87s. prow. TUESDAs.-CoSOIS were operated in at 96i to 96; for present tratisfer, atd at 906 to for delivery os the 15th inst. They closed at 961 to I for ...
... Vrticto of tcol Iailwa- atei &t. THE FUNDS. TION'DA.-Consols were done to-daty at 96, to 2 for both money and account, and they closed at the same price. Exchequer-bills ivere done at 64s. to e7s. preen and India Boeds, ase. p'em. TtESDA.V-COonSole vere done atd6J toe , end closed at 9fi to e for both money and accottnt. Exchequer-bills, 64se to 6Ts. prem.; Bank Stock for account was done at ...
... SYIJ J. FPiEtimN's EXnrTION;o CApt. Sir B.: Parry, Sir J. Rich- ardtoi;, .D4., CQptain-Superilntendent P. Rioiards, and Assistant- Surgeon A. Clark, M.D:, have reported on the various substances brought from Cape Riley; by Commander. Forsyth. Their general conclusions are that the fragrnents of rope; canvas, bones, and wood, wvere left at Cape Riley by a part of Sir J. Franklin's Expedition, ...
... 1rabe anm (COgaullfeff Se31h13fie]i4 i7ItASel, MOsNaDY-The sriival of cattle, sheep &c, from the cssntioent tuto the port of London during the past weels has beeat exceeolilgly 1cavy. Thse ofticial return ?? 1,364 oxen, 540 cosm, 371 calves, 51 pigs, aed 6726 sheepl, Albing a tbtal of 9,542 head. The stspply of sl ear at Sm thtiatd mnarkcet to-day was vaey large of beef but moderate ot mutton ...