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... COMMERGIAL AND MABKETS. PRODUCE. MMICITNGLAmS, APRIL 10. SUOAII.-There is a fair steady demoand at previous Prices. 493 casks of Bllrtit, West India sold at 205. Od. to 31s. re.; p,000 bags1 o common Jaggery Madras, At 8_9- ; a small parcel of clayed Idaniflla, at els. Sd. ; and I 00 hhds, of te~rto Rico, at $ls. to 0s0. lud. Refined unaltered. a Boo bape of Papta- COPFPE.-S00 casks 140 ...
... GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF COPPER IMINERS IN ENGLAND. rp a Yesterday the anunual court of proprietors was held at the London Tavern; Mr. L. H. HASLEWOOD (the governor) in the chair. ed The report of the court of assistants (which has already is appeared in this journal) stated that the profits, after by deducting everything chargeable against the same, amount to 17,8791., and when from that sum ...
... U COMiMERCIAL AND MARKES. PRODUCE. MixmaTCLNGlif x APRIL 26. SKT0.-The market has closed steadily at prices about qual to those ruling last Friday. 1,000 casks of Britlafs Weat India sold at 24a. Od. to 31sa; Barbadoes, 29s. to 36a.; crystallised Demerara, 37s. to 33s.; the total Balea for the week are 3,270 casks, 230 barrels, and 630 bags of West Indi4 sold in publio sale, St. Lucia, 26s. Gd ...
... I S!HARBE LISTS. | TUESDAY EVZM0lIG The railway market was dull this morning, but a demandaafterwards sprang up, and the tendency at the close was favourable, though the amount of business was not large. Great Northemnstock rose 1 per cent. ; London, Brighton, and South Coast, *; etrpoltan ~ Grat astrnand Manchester, ShefiedandLicoishre,~;Lononand North per cent. At 4 o'clock London and North ...
... N QU w '#EBRADAC OMPANY (LMITErRD). ., Yesterday the first general meeting of the shamre holders in this company Wan held at the London Tavern;: Mr. OsBOan STOCK, M.P., in the chair. The report of the directors stated that the re-construc- tion of the company had been most successfully carried out, every shareholder in the old company, with one trifling exception, having permitted his name to ...
... SATURDAY ETEIOIG. The railway market was again depress~ed to-day, but the reduction in prices was not so general as ¶etra.Great Northern A stock showed chief hleravies, and fell 16 per cent. Caledonian and 31,ftropolitan declined 1; Lono n ot Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and London, Brighton, and South Coast, j; Souith Eastern, j; G~reat Western, Midland, and Great Eastern, 9; ...
... S .ARE LISTrS. . 1 WEDNE SDAY LVENII7G. VThere was -very little businaes in -the earlier part of the day in British railway stocks, and the tone .e of the market was flat, in sympathy with the other ,,departments of the Stock Exchange. In the after- d noon, however, a better feeling prevailed, said 6'Great Western, Midland, Lancashire and York- is shire, Great Eastern, Manchester, Sheffield, ...
... R I I , _ ?? . - I SATURDAY EVINIING. The railway market was flat to-day, in sympathy i with the other departments of the Stock Exchange, but, in the absence of speculative sales of import- ance, the fall was not severe. Great Nort~hern (including' the A), york and North Midland, Berwick, North British, Metropolitan, and London, Brighton, and South Coast stoc-ks, declined i Per cent. ; London ...
... aPE TOWN BAIALWAY AND DOCK COMPANY. I ?? 0 _ A special general meeting was held yesterday, at the London Tavern, Mr. HARRISON WATSON in the I chair, to obtain the assent of the shareholders, in accord- f ance with the Wharnoliffe standing order, to a bill now before parliament for regulating the capital of the conm- pany, for confersing further powers, and for other I purposes. The CHARMAN ...
... l SHAbRE Lxsfs'I I I1 ' l TsURSl)A7 RE~MGlN The railway market was steady this morning, 14 but afterwards showed a drooping tendency, in sympathy with the other departments of the Stobki E~xchange. The reduction which occurred in prices, however, Was neither general nor important,'. the circtumstanlce that the holidays, which com- mence to~morrow, will extend over several days, 1 tending to ...
... i , ' ?? ' THA WOOL SALES. The first series of colonial wool sales of the year commenced on the 28th ult., and terminated this day. The catalogues comipriied 116,980 bales, as per detailed parti. cularo at foot, being the largest quantity ever before offered in the March sales. The very depressed state of trade prevailing in this country and on the continent since the Cose of the last ales did ...
... I COMRCA AqY7J MARKATRT& I 1E A WARK-BMlWIG~H4 APcRL 27,-The first Purt Of ?? thiswealc was observed as a holiay, at many of the mnusiifnt- lay, tories, and this temporary close Iwas not Inconvenient, for in Re many branches they are partiallyrnakdug up goods for stock, so comparatively lifeless is the home trade. Thge quietude has in- wld c'reassd in the course of the, last, ten' dsars, ...