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From the Gazette of May 28. THOMAS CROFT, Whitechapel-
rd., stable keeper.—JOAH CROSSLEY, and JONATHAN CROSSLEY,
Bangor, Carnarvonshire, wine merchants.—WILLIAM EELEY,
Horsepath, Oxfordshire, butcher.—THOMAS HUGHES, Newport,
Monmouthshire, ship-owner.—GEORGE THORNELOE, High-st.,
Poplar, grocer.
May 31. SAMUEL ADAMS, Birmingham, gun manufacturer.—
WALLIS JAMES GARRETT, Bath, grocer.—AUGUSTUS KEAPEL
HOLMAN, Wortley, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer.—JOHN
JACKSON, Mark-lane, City, eatinghouse keeper.—JOHN PARKS,
Cross-st., Islington, furrier.—FRIEND WESTOVER, Lewisham,
Kent, cheesemonger.
June 4. WILLIAM CHANCELLOR, Bath, innkeeper.—THOMAS
JEYS EDWARDS, King-st., Bloomsbury, dressing-case maker.—
CHARLES FRANCIS, Liverpool, grocer.—THOMAS GOODE,
Hereford, chemist.—WILLIAM HIGGS, Wolverhampton, iron dealer.—
SAMUEL HOGG, and HENRY JAMES HOGG, Landport, Hampshire,
auctioneers.—GEORGE HORNSBY, and ROBERT PORTER
MOULD, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, builders.—WILLIAM FOSTER
NEWTON, Dover-st, Piccadilly, milliner.—THOMAS KING
PYRKE, High-st., Notting-hill, bookseller.—JOSEPH JOHN MONK
MASON SCOTT, Liverpool, wine and spirit merchant.—HENRY
THURSTAN, Cheltenham, innkeeper.—CHARLES WILLIAM
WILLIAMSON, Birmingham, baker.—GEORGE WOODWARD, Doncaster,
Yorkshire, gun-maker.
June 7. JOSEPH AWFORD, Stroud, Gloucestershire, mealman.
—PATRICK ADAIR BLACK, and JOHN WHITTINGHAM, Liverpool,
provision and general brokers.—HENRY BOLTON, Luton, Beds.,
straw hat manufacturer.—WILLIAM THOMAS HEARN,
Portsmouth, licensed victualler.—GEORGE HENRY HOBSON, Cornhill,
ironmonger.—HENRY AUGUSTUS HOPE, Trinity-sq., Surrey.—
WILLIAM GEORGE MOSS, High-st., Peckham, licensed victualler.
—ROBERT THOMPSON, Notting-hill, builder.
June 11. THOMAS BAXENDALE, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire,
grocer.—ROBERT CAMPLING, Norwich, haberdasher.—GEORGE
HAINES, Northampton, grocer.—JONAS HARROP, Macclesfield,
silk dyer.—MAURICE JARVAS, Leeds, wool merchant.—GEORGE
KILNER, Kirkheaton, Yorkshire, coal merchant.—THOMAS
SMITH, Liverpool, cheesemonger.—JOHN WARING, Liverpool,
draper.
June 14. WILLIAM JACKSON, Liverpool, wine merchant.—
JAMES KAYE, Bridge-row-Wharf, Pimlico, coal and slate
merchant.—JOHN M'GIBBON, and ARCHIBALD GALBREATH, Hull,
traders.—THOMAS SMITH, Liverpool, cheesemonger.—FREDERICK
STOESSIGER, Birmingham, jeweller.—WILLIAM WALKER, George-
yd., Soho, carriage spring maker.
June 18. BENJAMIN BROWN, Newtown, Montgomeryshire,
coach builder.—WILLIAM JAMES BUCK, Shrubland Cottages,
Queen's-rd., Dalston, dealer.—JOHN CALLIS, Noble-st,, Wood-st.,
City, victualler.—JAMES DOMING, Sea, Somersetshire, currier.—
WALTER GEE, Murray-st., Hoxton, straw hat manufacturer.—
OWEN GRAY, Great Tower-st., City, builder.—NATHANIEL
HEDGE, Bath, silversmith.—CHARLES O'NEILL, Golden-sq.,
picture dealer.—ASHER PRIOR, and WILLIAM PRIOR, Tonbridge-pl.,
New-rd., ironmongers.—HENRY WOOLLEY, Newton-heath,
Lancashire, oil and grease manufacturers.
June 21. BENJAMIN BRUNTON BLACKWELL, Verulam-buildings,
Gray's-inn, coffee-house keeper.—RICHARD COPLAND, Union-
street, Whitechapel, linendraper.—SAMUEL GILLATT, Chapel-
street, Grosvenor-square, builder.—WILLIAM HENRY GRIFFITHS,
Newtown, Montgomeryshire, ironmonger.—WALTER JAMES
BEAUFORT, Breconshire, provision dealer.—WILLIAM MURDOCH,
Bristol, draper.—JOHN MURRAY, Sunderland, ship chandler.—
THE GENERAL COMMISSION, SHIP, LOAN AND INSURANCE
COMPANY.—HENRY, WILLIAM and JAMES WELCH, Great Distaff-
lane, City and Mile-end, builders.
June 25. JAMES NEWLAND BAKER, Alton, Herts., auctioneer.—
JOHN BARKER, Manchester and Salford, victualler.—JOHN
BARNARD, Stanford-rivers, Essex, baker.—HUGH HUGHES,
Portmadoc, Carnarvonshire, shipowner—JOHN HUNT,
Middleton, Lancashire, silk manufacturer.—T. CHEATWOOD JONES,
Blackfriars-road, linendraper.—ELIZABETH APPLETON PEAKOME,
Princes-street, Cavendish-square, saddler.—CLEMENT PRETTY,
Leicester, grocer.—JOHN RICHARDSON, Edgeware-road,
ironmonger.—SAMUEL TAYLOR, Staines, Middlesex, grocer.—
WILLIAM TYTHER, Birmingham, tallow-chandler.—JOHN WHITE,
Dudley, Warwickshire, innkeeper.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
May 25 DANIEL BISHOP, York-street, St. James'-square,
wine merchant.
June 5. JOHN MOODY, Aldersgate-street, City, stock
manufacturer.
June 8. WILLIAM HARRIS, and HENRY HARRIS, Wrexham,
Denbighshire, paper manufacturers.
June 19. THOMAS CROFT, Whitechapel-road, stable keeper.
THE STOCK AND SHARE MARKETS.
City, June 27.
The English Stock Market has been very buoyant in tone
during the month, and prices have experienced a considerable
rise, notwithstanding the anxiety caused, till within the last few
days, by the unsettled state of our relations with France.
Consols were quoted on the 29th of May at 961/8 to ¼, and went
gradually up to 973/8, at which they shut for the dividend. They
are at present quoted 96 to 96¼ with the dividend off.
Railway Shares, notwithstanding some degree of depression
which has occasionally been shown in the market, have
continued firm during the month, and, for the principal stocks, an
advance has been established over last month's prices. Much
animation prevailed during the first part of the month, but the
market is now quiet and inactive.
STOCKS
RAILWAYS CORN MARKET Mark Lane, June 27. PROVISIONS—LATEST WHOLESALE PRICES. Bacon, per cwt.—Waterford, dried, 34s.; Limerick, 64s GROCERY—LATEST WHOLESALE PRICES Coals per ton, 11s. to 15s.9d. OILS. Prices during the month Highest. Lowest. Latest. Three per Cent. Consols 975/8 96 Shut Three per Cent Consols (for
account, 17th July), ex div 96¼ 955/8 96 Three per Cent. Reduced 965/8 95 96½ Three and a quarter per Cents. 985/8 967/8 977/8 Long Annuities, Jan 1860 8½ 83/16 8¼ Bank Stock 209 206¾ 209 India Stock, for account 269 269 269 South Sea Stock 107¼ 107¼ 107¼ Exchequer Bills 71s. prm. 66s. prm. 69s. prm. India Bonds 90s. prm. 80s. prm. 90s. prm. Paid Highest. Lowest. Latest. 100 Bristol and Exeter 67 63 65½ 50 Caledonian 10½ 73/8 7½ 20 Eastern Counties 75/8 71/8 7¼ 24 Great Northern 111/8 95/8 105/8 100 Great North of England 230 222 230 100 Great Western 60 54½ 59½ 50 Hull and Selby 97½ 95 97½ 100 Lancashire and Yorkshire 42 36 36 50 Leeds and Bradford 95 92½ 94 100 London and Brighton 84 80 83¼ 100 London and North Western 110¼ 103 109 100 London and South Western 65 58½ 59½ 100 Midland 38 34 37 17½ North Staffordshire 81/8 65/8 6¾ 331/8 South Eastern 15¾ 13¾ 14¼ 25 York, Newcastle and Berwick 15½ 133/8 15¼ 50 York and North Midland 17¾ 16¼ 16¼
A steady business has been done in English and foreign
wheat and other grain during the month, and prices have been
firmly supported, but without any important variation from last
month's rates. The London averages last announced are as
follows:—Wheat, per quarter, 43s. 4d
Barley, 24s. 4d.
Oats, 18s. 2d.Flour, Town made, delivered,
per sack, 32s. to 38s.
„ American, per barrel, of
196 lbs., 20s. to 27s.
44s. to 60s.; Belfast, 40s. to
42s.
Beef,per 8 lbs. mid. to prime,
2s. to 2s. 10d.
Butter, per cwt., Carlow, 1st,
66s. to 68s.; Waterford, 1st,
63s. to 66s.; Leer, 56s.
Cheese, per cwt.—American,
34s. to 43s.; Dutch (Gouda),
34s. to 41s.
Eggs, per 100, 4s. to 8s.
Hams, per cwt.—American,
to 70s.; Belfast, 58s. to 64s.
Lamb, per 8 lbs., 3s. 8d. to 4s. 6d.
Mutton, per 8 Ibs.,mid. to prime,
3s. to 3s. 6d.
Potatoes, per ton.—Yorkshire
P. Regents, 60s. to 100s.;
Scotch cups, 60s. to 70s.;
Belgian Whites, 55s. to 60s.
Pork, per 8 lbs., 2s. 4d. to 3s. 8d.;
American, new, per barrel,
40s.
Veal, per 8 lbs., 2s. 8d. to 3s. 8d.Cocoa, per cwt.—Trinidad 35s.
to 46s.
Coffee.—Good ord.. Native Ceylon,
per cwt., 42s. to 43s.;
good ord. West India, 37s.
to 40s.
Sago, per cwt.. Pearl, 19s. to 26s.
Rice, per cwt., Bengal white,
9s. to 11s. 6d. Java, 11s. to
12s.Sugar, per cwt., Loaves, 48s. 6d.
to 50s.; good Jamaica,
35s. 6d. to 38s. 6d.; Brazil,
32s. to 42s.
Tea, per lb. (duty 2s. 1d.), ord.
Congou, 10d. to 10½d.;
Souchong, com. to fine, 10d.
to 2s. 8d.; ord. to fine
Hyson, 1s. 1d. to 3s. 5d.;
Imperial, 1s. 1d. to 2s. 5d.Candles, per 12lbs. 4s.6d. to 5s. Pale Seal, per ton, £31 to £31.10s.
Sperm, £84 to £86.Cod, £35.
Palm, £30 to £31.
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