... MORECAMBE CO-MLPANHES. T-aE PIERE AND PAVILION COMPANY LIMITED. A STORMlY IMEETING. 'he fourth annual meeting of the searcholders of the Mlorecamlhe Pier a-nd1 Pa; ?oi Company Limited was held on Satureay aftemoon, lr. Dian Buff wresid- icg. There Wars aa- a-tc-danc o5f -bout seventy share- holder5, and it was nocn appnr-ar-t that there was a, Stron opposition. In oaing Iihe adoption of the ...

... MONEY AND STOCK KA ETS. j R f 4 per cent. janaary 1StB, 1900. Ia 4 per cent. January 25th, 190a. =0flOM 0U OWN C, p~~~ THE 3MONETAPRY OUTLOOK London, Saturday Evening. Although the rate of discoucc.-2 per. cent. per uw --offered to allottees of f3e war loan paying tip in full on Monday- is n1ot & v-.ry tempting one, it is expeted that the option wil1 be exercised in many instances by trustees ...

... RAILWAYS BUOYANT AT THE CLOSE. RENEWED ACTIVITY BY THE SUGA-R POOL. [SPECLA.LLY TELEeOI34PHED- L7EOM OUR 03734 0RRrOSpONTDE7N'tt 'New York, Thursday. Trading on the Stock Exchange re-d-ay was a)gain moderatelv active, but more evenily distributod than yesterday. ensecially in the R1ailway lizt. 'The -total sale's are computed at about 525,000 sharem. The session opened firm and higher. Pan ...

... YESTThDA 2S RKETS. WOOL= WOOL, >N, YANAND HOSIERY.. LEIC'ESTER, Tuesday.-.Wool.-There is a little improvemenlt in she tone of business. The demand is taking form and shap3e in ann expand-leg turnover, butt thee confidence in the uloki nu~ockitn yet sufficientl great to lead to any great speculative operatious, con- sumers contensting them~selveg with replenishing stocks as they fallwill withn ...

... NEW YORK STOCK MARET. G ?? ~ *EPECIULLT TfELEtasnD. TFROSI1 OrB' OW7N CoRBESPoNTENT.1 New York-, Saturday.I To-day>s dealings at the Stock Exchange have ?? ofthe usual summer-holiday charac-ter. The total' tanston orno oted to about 89,000 shares, and, as rn COnic days past, have again been largely restricted to local stouics, bike Sugare and Tractions. The week>s -rarrncacieos represent about ...

... COLONIAL A.ND FOREINlS MA SH&-WIG £.A¶ESTmmfLE soF PoSflAat ATAA,'T~~ To oninntTO-DAY (STR A . To Cntientof Europe.-Post at Bead P.O. until 12,45' and 2.30 P.M. (and daily except Sundays.). for tb's night mafis from London; and-by S -t211.1-5Paa~ tuJ Econnect with the morninag despatohes froma London. 'To Austria, Switzerl and. Italy, Malta, SMyrn, Coasta- line pie, Belgium, and Germany, via ...

... STOCKS A-ND SELggS. The next settlement in British Funds, &c., is fixed for the 2nd of lUgust. The next settlement in Foreig-n Bonds, Home Railways, &c., is fixed for the 10th, 11th, and 12th of July, and ia --ines for the SilL YESTERPDAY'S LCONDON TRA4NSAVC-IONE. OFFICTLL RECORD OF BULS-NES DONE,. RctnotanCcs.-2 Emeption219 nssnnat Pl is. 17n ,u-e. a 90M bonds. '2lener. + Account. BaolrSrw ...

... The next settlement in British Fund;, &ac, b fixed for the LIt of June. The next settlement in Foreign Bonds. Rome Rsilvray. &co, is 6xced for the 29th, 30th, and 31st of May, and the 28th for Mines. YESTERDAYS LONDON TEANSACTIONS. OFFICIAL RECORD OF BUSINESS DONI ER pm==a.-4 Preoatiorial amoust attvrie-al priW. ?? bonds. 'Monev. F Ateun8. BRXIT I F'1NDS. &c, 294 pe.,. 190S. 1 Ot 3' 100 114d z ...

... FINA-IAL AND COMM ERCAL THTE WOOL TR&ED It is to be hoped that the cablegrarms which reached us about ten days ago, reporting the break-up of the drought in Queensland. were well-founded, for the change was much needed. We have many letters from various correspondents by this week's mail, dated up to and inphlding June 4th. One and all report a drealdful state of things in the northern part of ...

... YESTERDAY WOOL. BRADFORD ABE c hangd. UTere rrat a dsa- r~¾ pof this mar1 -a. htlm-a~ i-a Of-. on th.e stir-Cog, TE tI' ta Italk as the tLmapotak- that, vahiess *a-e eve5 _ v.et eve a t''bd ?? c -1n-eoucn',1v tl sy are ort ts '5 fut'ure. It 050 tLi- ?? i 0-rcclP.1 J of thefnstos: f-I/I d haigled to ms ai -~lO tlln; particular 'lass (,f Rhet-i S-mais thouga L ajd 5 onBisa, Pr,- O a, uv ...

... FINANCIAL AND COM)MERCTAL, I The-e 4. no Jetk of rumours concerning tbho affairs of the Peruvian Corporation, but how much truth any of them may contain it- would not be easy to say. One is to the effect that there is everv rcason to anticipate an curlvy settlemeut of the mattars in dispute between the Corporation and tlhe Pernvian Government. If. however, this means that the latter is on the ...

... LEEDS AND LIVERPOOL OANAL COMPANY. UNiSATISFACTORY POSITION. The half-yearly meeting of 'the Leeds and Liverpool Canal Company wras held yest.erday at the Liverpool offices. Mr. M. D'Arcy Wyvill, M.P., presided. The report .of the directors has aieauy been published.- The Chairman moved the adoption of the report and accounts. He was sorry to say the report was not as satisfactory as could ...