The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-15 00:00:00

RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, NOV. 13.
STOCK EXCHANGE. The dealers and brokers in t./1
share market have been busily occupied to-day, with
tip
parations for settlement. The account is winding is
bullish, and continuations are very heavy. The markoti,
lower. The day's quotations are thus reported in the, %
thorisedPist :—Caledonian pref. sh., 10/ ; East Lancagot`ii
194 • Lancashire anti Yorkshire, 87 ; London and 14„°,1;
Western, 124 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, °Th4".
ditto (6/. new preference), flp. ; Midland, 87i ; North
tish, 9 ; South Eastern and Dover, 2311; York and .`"
Midland, 29h ; Cork and Bandon, 1 20
7i.

MANCHESTER, Nov. 13. 011
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market has been firmer, a
an increase of business. Birkenhead, Lancashire,,gl3l.
Cheshire Junction, ells. ; East Lancashire, 19A ; PA;
Balk and Enniskillen, 16 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
Lancashire and Yorkshire W. R. Union, 2 5-16 d. ;
don and North Western, 125 ; Manchester and Birmiff;
ham (C Quarters), lip. ; Midland Railway Consols, '19:.0
North British, 9i • North Western, 8i; South E94114'
Pe
and Dover, 23i ; gouth Yorkshire Guaranteed Four r
Cent., 19i.

BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 13. t
STOCK EXCHANGE.—There was a very languid niarl,
here to-day ; very few transactions in shares of any 161'
Worcester Canals were done at 454.

DEEDS, Nov. 13.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—We have no perceptible change„(l
the market to-day ; very little business has been done, .70
prices are about the same as yesterday. The transas 10°
entered into are as follows :—East Lancashire, 194 ; the
Northerns, 17i ; Ditto, Preference, No. 3, pax ; Jr-ilAtt
North Western, 9k ; South Eastern, 23i ; York and IsTa''
Midland, 29g.

THE GOLD DIGGING LOTTERY.—Some time ago, s
in the employment of Herapath'B Railway journal, elooli
grated with his father and family to Australia, axa
course repaired to the diggings.. Altogether there W°
four, who dug seven holes without finding any 0f,_,.41"-
metal they sought. At the end of that time, a soliw',
sixpence formed their united wealth. At length tni
dug an eighth hole., and were rewarded with 321.
of gold. Continuing their labours, they had obtal9m;
when the letter bringing the information left ft them,
14'1;
weight of gold, about 6001. in value. Such is the lot
of gold hunting in the land said to be full of it.

MARRIAGES. Kenneth
At. St. Marylebone-Church, on the 13th inst., 7.13.,
Macleay, Esq., of Keiss Castle, county of Caithness,
to Jane, widow of the late G. R. Butcher, Esq., °f
beck-street, Cavendish-square.
On the 13th inst. at St. George's, Hanover-square,,
'"
Charles Gray, of N. 5, Conduit-street, Regent-street; of
chitect, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Mx. Capene
Knightsbridge.

DEATHS. Sor'
On the 11th, at his residence, London Road, 1,311.11'
folk, Francis Clowes, Esq., in the 78th year of his ag°L,er
• On the 13th inst., at 2, Portman-square, the 1:)ob
Lad Macnau
31st ghten. 3far99
On the ult., at Petersfield, Hants, Sus°, ed •
relict of the late Robert Cross, Lieutenant, R.N., tg / sir
On the 10th inst., at Trafford-park, Lancashire
Thomas Joseph de Trafford, Bart, aged 74. ,tp of
On the 12th inst., at Brighton, John lialket
the Albany, aged 84.

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