... P AILYaftFNA. The weekly meeting of this Board was held on the 4th in-st., Ir. Wim. Carson (chairsman) presid- ing. There were also ?? Craig, Francis Owens, 'Mrs. L. A. Barr, Charles Carey, D. Craig, J. Bankhea-d, J. Necson, Wm. Dunlop, S. Garstin. S. Curry, H. Wright. J. H. Materna- han, R. A. Stephenson, C. hiacaulay, R. Mountford, Thomas Baulkhead, J. Henry, J. Houston, A. Ken- nedy, and ...

... I UPUIAD BY THE P3ESS ASSOCIATION. k Yesterday's k Stocks, Shares, &c. Closing 3 ?? ~~Prices. Account, April 110ft Uii ?? per cents ?? 104 xd.. . P.India 3 per cent. stock, 1948 ?? 107j 108; e Do. Rupee Paper 3z per cent.. 67 673 . . M )etropolitan Con. Stock 3 p.c. 111 113 ?? Bank ?? 352 xd ?? colonial Bonds. r Canada 33 per cent ?? 107 ?? e Cape of Grood Hope 33 p.o ?? 109 ?? 0 New South ...

... THE MONEY MARKET, FZOM Oet SPECIAL COCRFSFOXDEST. LO ONu. WEDNESDsAY.-The outlook to-dav was not regarded as quite so favourable, and business was not so brisk as it has been of late. A great portion of the day's proceedings was occupied with 1 the arrangement of the carry-over,' which was raithee heavier than usual this time, but there did I not alptar to be any difficulty either on the ...

... PUBLC MEETIAG. On 16th inst. a public meeting, convened by the ehairman of the urban council (Mr. TI Burns) in accordance with a resolution passed on the subject, was held in the Boardroom, Town Hall Buildings, for the purpose of considering the question of an additional water supply to the town. Mr. T. Borns presided, and explained the object of the meeting to the large attendance. Mr. W. J. ...

... I I BELFAST CUSTODY COURT-YESTEDATY. Before Messrs. F. G. HODDER, B.M.; JAS. J acss=;S and JOHN BURKE. CHARGE OF BREAKINO( AND ENTPRING. I Henrv Lavelle and John O'Neill were each, I charged with breaking and entering the premises of Mlessrs. Drummond &a dair, 5, Talbot Street, on Saturday last, and stealing therefrom a number of carpenters' tools. The evidence given was that Lavelle was ...

... 6hiPP1G( !NTELLIA\ut,. ARRIVED ATT TIls 1011'(ANe I17, A% is The Ss Rio Formoeee. I'i- r. tr C - The Ma~ggic Pittk. Cotte,, rinPv. Tb'- James Shealer, &ee~arlt arot 0i' gra-ns.COLlAe- The a, Bean-en Roth. irom I - , ssIledliaretle. fram~ (reirt., t-i. Matnchester: the z W 31 li Helen Cratg, fromn Nhhiteh,%e'v Ayr. SAILED FRlOM T1115s PloRT~ o\~ 2,,j - and :;Heen Cratir. to I !wr,-nt, .h. -y. ...

... ADOSPH FRANKAU & CO., LWD. { The sare capital of this company is £200,O0, f amd is divided into 150,000 54 per cent. cumulative preference sbares of £1 cach and 50,0 ordinaryj shares of £1 eacb. The whale of the ordinary ehares (except seven subscribed for) and 30,03 prefereuem shares wsill be allotted to the vendors of the business, anti 25000 preference shares will be) reserved for future ...

... BELFAST BOARD OF GUA3IDIANS The weekly meeting of this Board was held at noon yesterday, in the Boardroom of the weor- house, Lisburn Rotd-MIr. James Thompson, J.P., presiding. The other Guardians present weres Mrs. Thompson, Miss Clarke. 'Miss Megahy; IMessrs. James Mt;Cormick, J.P.: Alax. Malcomi son, J.P. Arthur Hamill, J.P.; WiM. Ross. J. S. Oswald, Samuel Weir, Thomas A. Arecbold, B. K ...

... SHIPPING NOTES, At iverpool last week Messrs. C. WV. Kellock & Co. offered for sale by auction the iron barques Inglewood, and Cynisca, the steel barque South African (of Belfast), the paddle steamer Australia, and the screw tug Manx King (in a damaged state). There were no offers for the Inglewood or Cynisca, £3,700 bid for South African, and £S1,430 for the Australia (withdrawn), and the ...

... LONDON MINING MARKET, CLOSING PRICES-YESTERDAY. Account ?? 27th and May 12t. SOU3TH AFIU1CAN M1ARKET. EXPLORATION AND LAND, 1Cc. Heriot (New). 74 74 Anglo-French , -1-4 31-4 Jubilee, 74 74 IdariAto Can., 24~ 241 Jumipers, 54 64 Beir-a Railway, 8 _84 Jueng-e Deep,645 Con. Goldtields 54. A. 84 83 Kim riey R'poorti I 1 Exploration, 24 24 Klmeinfotein (New), S334 Ri-indersons Thsnnva-al, Z4 14 ...

... I NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. NEW YORK, 'Monday. The aggregate volume of business at the Stock Exchange has been moderate, about 417,000 shares changing hands. Railway stocks especially were dull, with the exception of Atchisons and Burling- tons. The market opened quiet, especially for railway issues, which started fractionally lower, but the absence of London quotations on the one hand and ...

... I I BELFAST STOCK EXCAANGE. TUESDAY EvE~iONOG, 16th May, 1899. A fair amount of business has been transacted on the Stock~ Exchange to-day, and thie general tJ t-one of the mark-et continues steady. ti Raiwaystoksquit. elfstand Northern ti at 157, and Great Northern at 176. Bank shares firm. A small lot of Ulsters was~ done at 12 21-32, hot no more offering under 121. i Northern A and ...