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... some time been carried the expense of foreign merchants. In the case before the it appeared that M. Tercelin, a merchant of had been defrauded of property to the amount of The ■were remanded. ...
... Tuesday; Business has almost been put stop to since la3t report by the New Year festivities, and today the frequenters of the Cowgate met more for the interchange of civilities, and to give and receive the usual congratulations of the season, than for ordinary transactions in trade. Flax, Tow, and Codilla. The Russian markets continue far too high for contract business, and there is nothing ...
... Messrs George Armitstead & Co., in a circular dated Dundee, 30th December, 1871, say The year that has just elapsed has been one almost interrupted activity onr trade, in which all departments have from time to time participated. There have been no doubt intervals of comparative dullness, produced by the uncertainty to the future coursa of trade on the Continent after the conclusion of peace ...
... DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. Jan. 4.—William Thomas, Lawrie, Newcast'®, ballast Eaton Nab (s), ——, N*wburgh, light. GOODS ENTERED TO THE CUSTOMHOUSE YESTERDAY. Imports Coastwise. Charles, Frederick, from London, 592 bales jute, 1850 cwts —Gibson, Robertson, ds Paid Duty ex Bonded Warehouse. Tea—sBl lb:—Unjsay & ...
... Friday. The tone of the market wa3 quiet to-day, business being scarcely resumed yet after the New Year festivities. Every branch the staple trade, however, continues in healthy state, and prices are fully maintained, and in some departments they are very Btrong. Flax, T.ow, and Codllla,—Sellers are all holding extreme rates, and this restricts business, considerably,, spinners are generally ...
... THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1872. The of Wales is regaining strength, and the local affection is subsiding. An extraordinary address has been sent to the Princess Louise by the Town Council of Bury St Edmunds, in reference to the recovery of the Prince of Wales. An extract from it will be found amongst our latest intelligence. During the Petty Sessions at Kellyclogher, near Leitrim, yesterday, the ...