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... wrexly Rcrorr.) Gu%io*. Thursday Etroinf. The d'tinos* which praeofled U«i Km certain extent .u»»j *»»*, there been r«atir actieity in m-arly ail b:an b« of the t:a-l«. Irish hams s steady in price, in] meet with a fair inquiry. Irish in small supply. and quotations are firm, while American hog prudnct« are more inquired after. Stocks on spot limited, and offers for forward shipment are mostly ...
... , —* (Dividend* Description of Stock. Share, per Last ~ 1 Annam. Quotation railways. e. r. Arbroath and Koifar.. 25 5-8 0 and Newtyle. » '*) I2,)*er«h V ' aiedoniau Ordinurj. 17 Deferied do.. No. 1.. Stock;l'Hi in.. 2 Do. do.. No. 2.. Stock (ISO i.iL 1 7 Conaulidate>l Gnar Stock 106 113 *i Consolidated I'ref.N ...
... >'«w Tue of the New York Associated Banks show* the fallowing aggregate averages .— Dollar*. Loans and discounts, 34S.«nt,tmO Specie 7.Sfl\»,noo deposit* 3»;?..Vkv»00 Legal tenders *,000,00*> chatrgea compared with tbe previous nmru are at follow.— INCR EA4C Loan* and discount*. *>A tender*. Sen deposits, 3,100, PKBCIU. Pl-ecie. The allium en Knrope during the week amounted dols. in silver. ...
... LUMKj rat da v.—There was firm ...
... New Yoek, Friday. Stocks opened firm, and the tone generally soon became strong. Prices remained firm during the ufterm on, the market closing dull, but firm. Export clearances—Wheat from Atlantic seaboard, 2.810,000; Corn. 260,000 bushels. Money easy. Cotton steady. Petroleum steady. Lard firm, but quiet. Wheat weaker, and leas doing. Flour dull. Corn eisy. Sugar dull. Coffee firm. Iron ...
... New York, Tuesday. Stocks opened at a slight advance, but declined fractionally in the early dealings. A partial advance took place in the afternoon, hot prices afterward* again gave way, end closed weak. Money hardening. Cotton linn. Petroleum steady. Arm, but quiet. Wheat easier. Flour dulL Corn oa spot firm. Futures wiak. Sugar firm. Coffee Iron steady. .Sep. 14. | N-j*. 13. Sep. 11. Call ...
... It will* be seen that shares are now offered for subscription relating to the busings* o. Daniel Judson Son, Limited. The Company has been formed for the mirpote of acquiring the business known Jud-on Son, who are proprietors of the celebrated and als rnfrcnauts aud drvsahos, l.ondcn. 'i'hc business has bet*n before the public over seventy years having l>eeu established about 1807, during ...
... York, Wednesday. Stocks firm and setive, but business daring the morning was irregular. Trices afterwards became generally strong, but reaction ultimately set in, and the market closed weak. Money easy. Cotton steady. Petroleum firm. Lard eaaier. Wheat opened »trong, but closed weaker. Flour dull. Corn weaker and leas doing. Sugar steady. Coffee on spot weak ; futures stronger. Qcoranoxs. ...
... N*w York. Saturday. Although the opening stocks were firm and active, business durteg the greater part of the day was irregular. Towards the closing, however, the market rallied, and eloeed firm. The Pott states that the advance in Delaw.tre and Lickawanna sbaiss was doe to manipulation. The dealings in Central of New Jersey formed the feature of the day, owing numerous bear rumours. easier. ...
... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. CiUPKRMWir DOCK. May 31—Moravia (s.), Mil, Tait. flax and oilcake. tow WATER JETTY. X&J 31—First Lanoashiie, Cjk-utta, jute. kai oiifcv DOCK. Jane I—Princes 'icatrice (».), M'Pberscn, Liverpool, DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. May 31—Anne Catherine, Tayport, #np'y; Hall, ba.Ust ; F: icderi. k>-, David's, ballast. June I—Moravia (s.). Tait, Leitb, i-art cargo; Arbut.?s(s.), IcgUs, ...
... Fbidat. The market maintains % very steady tone all departments. Ia the Jute branches fair buainraa pasaiag from Jay to day, and Mm tendency in price increased Ctmnaaa. There ia also con more doing in Linens. Flax, Tow, am> Oodilla.—The demand for ex-warehouse ia atili confined to all lou far assorting purpose*, and for suitable parceis prices are not raucU fewer. Contract loads ara still ...
... Sip. led Tucfdav the adjourned debate on the Hotnc Rule Mr Go*clien, who followed hiin, did >t tuink the speech of the Chancellor the £xcheqner treated the subject with the digni:y becoming the occasion, bur indulged too much in ••amusing personalities. Ray the truth, there is very often about Sir Williams speeches srnali subjects that- fchicii corresponds in masters military the ('nice the ...