... THE PROPERTY MARET. At a sale held by Messrs. Grimley and Son, at the c Grand Hotel, last evening, among the lots offered c was one consisting of the Golden Elephant, an old r full-licensed public-house, 15, Castle Street, off High Street, Birmingham, with three front dwelling- houses adjoining, and three houses in a yard at the rear, the whole property, which is freehold, produc- ing a rental ...

... LLOYt SHIPPING LTEW$. THE MAILS. AhDx. june I3.-The Oceanien, from yl'obraz. a arrired. BF:tACTY HFAD, June 13.--The Hlstorian ;.r coutta for Lounon. passed. - .OL CZLI CoLOITBO, June 12.-The Poncola. for Nami DjrnouLrr.. June 13--The Tonkin, from \ima&le Yokohama. left. aliim GimAuLr~ix, .1 une 12.-The Nubia, from C London, lezt.-.Tune 13: The Palawan. fn in atr i:'I Calcntta, arrived: the ...

... LONDON GAZSTTE.-FBrnAY RECVNG OSIDSRS. CHABLES Rs=C ROBIasyso.V, Legge Lane, Birming- ham, lately residing at Elvetham Road, Edgbaston, Birminghamn, penholder manufacturer. JOHN -roaYLE, lately carrying on business under the style of Lrs. Ytoyle, Nechells Park Road, Birmingham, draper, lately milliner. EDWAnD HAYWARD, carrying on business under te~e style or firm of T. Hayward and Son, High ...

... | IRMINGEAM SHAM ISt. Tein;Auience of the hoiaylas not set die away. bult bush sa in he, ge.,a make has be'en fairly good, I:ot fsa* have -rededed Ye; While theo Qun2 niote- worth ~haneia ?? sfeidiou is an improvemaent in the price of Bti~ez Preferenai~. Among Nwafeo-0 itrudns desoriptioz% S mall-arms have bee, fautly buyat Uimproving pTzoee, Buji1ers a.d .belisq Prdeiexoe4 have liotbl ...

... mAxaETs. CORN, 4LOiNDON (TnE BAar'zo).-The mark~et. -was rrac-tically Fclosed, but the door was opmen for an hour for the ctelzverv of letters, but Otherwise 'busines a ?? pendd. ll uotaion wee nominally unaltered from Thurs~day, and no sales or *Ids weire re-corded. Farmers' deliveries are soujoined (season thirty- three weeks);- Wheat.lre. O&M Qrs veae.Qs Average. Qrs. AvTr Lhastcir:. 67 ...

... CovnSrrnr.-Tho local ribbon trade still remaains, save in one or tvo directions, very inactive and ?? is far i:orm be;ng iegular and remunerative.. There has been a slight imnronve-nent in thel wlatch industry, but it is not of a general character and may be said to affect only one or twio speeial descriptions. The engi- neering t~rade3 continues in a very Sa^tisfactory condi- ticn. both for ...

... The general mark-et bas been rather active. Small Anms bate fallen back to 18,but wvere stronit at the finish. Mz~ddlemore Ordinary lhave been in strong de- mated, and. closed at the Uigler fignre of 6s. 3d.;: Patent Shaft Ordinary heave had a. furtber rise to 6% ; and City Tram Prreference have moved tap t~ BY/.- 'Brewery Idescriptions meet wirh litte demand: Showelle and Holt Ordiwnares are ...

... AMERICAN M.AURKETS. INEW YORK STOCK EXCHA~NGzE. 1Tr-nu 0ur, Cee s~roNrsxE,,rA -Naw- Vonx, July. 9.-Trading at the Stock Es- change has been moderated in the agggregate,an somewhat spotty, the chief activity being -in tractions and the grain-carrying railroads. Atchison contri- buted 25,000 shares out of the total dealings of 240,000 shares. The oponing of the session seas firm c-sing th the ...

... MARNETS. CORN. ( LONDN (Ts Brrio. - heat: This -woek's 7 tradng as nded o vey htleimprtacewhich is mosly scrbedto he pledidwar wethr which c previledthroghou theweek an azsumau prompted.5 conumrs f reeasifageeralyto buy from hand a to mosz-tb. Dangincargoes wore, as a result., kept d in abe~yancoe, espeilyfr -white descriptions,, of which c none have. been secue so far this -week. The only I ...

... BIRMENGHFAM SHARE LIST. Apart fromt the, mining section, whioh has been rather animated, business in the general market has been somnewhat sluggish, and little of interest has occurred. Brewery debcriptions keep dull; Hill tad Evans Preferen-ce weakened a, little late in the day. Wagons have also been dull; Metropolitan are about 'A down.- Banks have been quiet but firm; while among ...

... .Bl1iroinXafms Friday Evening, IN all parts of the country tbe holidays appear to have extended over the greater part of the week, and the amonnt of busm6ia wihch. has been transaeted is exceedingly smalL The prevailing tone bas been dall. The uncertainty as to vakes, combined with the high cost of production due to dear fuel and high wage, continues to place a check upon the heavy metal ...

... MrnA;aN COrTizraS: DiBTRicT BAnx.-'The annual ordinary general meeting of the proprietors of the Midland Counties jjistrict Bank was held yesterday morning at Nottinghama-The Chairman (Mr. T. HlijII in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, said they might eongratulate themselves upon the busi- ness of the past year. it was satisfaetory to know that they had earned suffirlient pro-fi ...