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... An ordinary general meeting of this company was held yesterday afternoon at the London Tavern; Mr. A. Din VAUX, the chairman of the board of directors, presiding. The report; was taken aa read. The CHAIRMAN, in moving its adoption, referred in congratulatory terms to the reinstatement of the capital, and the success which had attended the recent opera- tions of the company. There was ...
... ..THB BRITISH AND FORELON CqRIV TRADE. ?? ~ ~~ ~ ~~ ,: ?? L ?? , ., . : . (From the Mark oane Kxprese.) The late severely cojd weather,'followed by a seasonable rain and ?? su~nmer, has been ,versyserviceable to agrioultural interests. The coldprevented sprouting in the late districts, the rain has opened the hard soil, and the warmth has renewed the growth of the meadows and' esculbnts.' ...
... - . I : . . : ~ , -* . ?? - . . I .. The railway market waa Iirmer, :especi4s'i~ilthe afternosn on, and; the. closing prices showed an. d vance in most of the leading lines. Great Northern A stock was fin active request,' and 'rose 24, per cent. The original st~ock improved 1 ; Great Western, ~; Brighton, ; ork and North, Midland, Berwick, and London ~and South Western,; Great Eastern, #; ?? ...
... t; : X A TUESDAY FVOiGY. (1 The stock markets were again chiefly influenced to-day by the telegrams from Paris. Comparative C steadiness was occasioned during part of the day i by the announcement that the Bourse had opened P at an improvement,while a good effect was likewiseC 8 produced by a report that representations-of 8 course in a sense favourable to the maintenance of d peace-have been ...
... SHARE lhiT MONDAY EVRMill In the railway market to-day attention was !P chiefly directed to Great Western stock, which ex- Al perienced numerous fluctuations, upon the ~an- nouncement that the payment of the half-yearly dividend at the rate of 1 per cent. per annium is to be deferred. Transactions were reported at one period as low as 41, and, although a reaction afterwards took place, the ...
... AX MARKETS. I ?? j. : OYOTTON.-LmVRpooL, JuNN-8.-Market quiet. Prices easier for American Eatimnn~d salee to-day 8,000 baloe Includin 2,00, opecsslatibir aald exboert'`'4.'000' Axdeitcan; 91d. to Ild Bengl, 7d.. fai Egptia isd.;'fai Perano i2d.-prl. anid dung Brocade, ljd.; ?? bltd wh ich n ha rvied Inathsmret o eea ek at u tuhecnaquen advnce in resdcitne p oTedy'O manufwakter, nsowee asking ...
... 77771 ?77771 777? t? , . ? 1: , -1? q. I ?? I ?? .9 . 44 , I f,: The railwa re4.d fi4$ ...
... SHAE _ _ 1 L - I, I MONSDAY EVOTN0,ZG. The railway market was extremely heavy ti Imorning, and a very important fall tookpl~ce in Iall the leading lines. Later in thes day a recovery was observable, in sympathy with that: in the otherI~ departments of the Stook Exchange, yet the final quotations were in most cases, materially Velowr) those of Saturday. The amount of business was large, and ...
... I-RAILWAYSV MARKETSJ.: : I 0~ ~~ ~~ ~~SATURDAY VOIG In the railway marketb to-day there was a renewal ofspetdliative sales for A fell, especially in'the' afternoon, and at the close of business prices showed a reduction in several cases. Caledonian and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks, were offered, and fell I to 1 per cent. Great Eastern declined, ~; North British and. Metropolitan, j;and ...
... Ie 2E BBITSH AND FOREIGN CORY TRADE.. I ,, ' .- l ~ - f (From the Mr.UaklSrne limo ss) ,r The weather of the past week has been seasonably flue, though cold,- with. frequent' fogs, and frost a; 'ight. Wheat plansting has. therefore constiued - freely, as well as all kinds of fieldj work. Hlighi priees and good. foreign arrivals at so earry a period of the seeson have produced l their usual ...
... I TuEsDAY EvENING. The funds to-day were better, owing to a number] 0 l rllchases, which included several bona fide in- After rising j percent., Consols closed aat itt 3 1l higrherthan yesterday. Some uncer- tainyr sees to be felt as to the mode in which the sltl; of ( 2,G6821, shown in the last finance accounts t as applicable to the reduction of the national debt il tie currant quarter, will ...
... TIER LUCY PHILLIPS GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY (LIMIT1ED). : Yesterday the first meeting of the shareholders' of this company was held at the offices of the cormpany) Strand, at which Mr. VANSITTART NmiLE presided. ; The SECRETARY (Mr. W. Hlannam) read the report of the directors, which stated that they had mush pleasure in meeting the shareholders at this, the first annual general meeting ...