The Sun.
London, England, 1857-12-02 00:00:00

LOCAL SHARE MARKRT4.

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 1.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The transactions to-day were very
buoyant, and prices improved. South Eastern, 19
London and North Western, 951—Ditto, Shares, 1.1
Eastern Counties, it—Blackburn, 88—Sheffields,
35 -
--Lancaster and Carlisle, new thirds, 7i prem.—North
Eastern, Berwicks, 234—Caledonian, 39—East Lancashire,
88 —Great Western, 52—Grand Trunk of Canada. 9i
Midlands, 83 1.

MANCHESTER, DEC. 1.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market opened easier to-day.
Birkenhead, 62i—Grand Trunk of Canada, 9/--Leeds,
9 Dovers, 18 i—Midlands, 83 I i—Sheffielus, 36 a--
Blackburn, Bi--Lancashire and Yorkshire, 911--Great
Western of Canada, 18—Londons, 931,

BIRMINGHAM, DEC. 1.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—Prices in the market generally
flatter, and prices a shade lower. London and North-
Western, 95 ON—Birmingham and Staffordshire Nell
Gas, 10 p—Midlands, 83 I—South Staflords, at
81 9—Great
Western, 51 4.

LEEDS, DEC. 1.
STOOK EXCKANGE.—The market to-day more Active'
but very little business was transacted. Midlands, 83a
- —Dovers, 19i —North Westerns, Pref., 142—Leeds, 25
Ea.tern Union, B, 72—Craven Moor, ss.

80,0001. in silver was transmitted yesterday after-
noonhi to Hamburg, chiefly to. take up bills which have
been
bidi
uocrrgso :bad cbeyp t r s persons
are m oa nb
et Lit io mseet,COMBINED STEAM APPARTIM—SOUTHAMPTON, Tues.
the docks this morning, with a large party on board, for
the purpose of tenting the combined steam apparatus
pany's steam ship Avon left
with which she has been fitted. The trial was highlY
satisfactury. Should the anticpated result of this con-
trivance be obtained a saving of 30 per cent, of fuel
will be gained, and the company will save nearly 1,0001.
in the voyage to the Brazils awl back. The average
quantity of coal consumed by the .ships of the Royal,
Mail Company is about 70 tous,_ and the average priers
per ton when the ships are compelled to take in coal at
the Brazilian ports is upwards of 21. Should the expe-
riment prove ruccisiful the whole of the company's 'hips
will be thus fitted. The Avon leaves on the 9th with
the usual Brazil and River Plate mails•
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BIRTHS.

BAILLIE —On the 30th Nov., at 40, Eaton-place, the wife of
Hamilton Baillic, Esq of Ash Hall, Glamorganshire, of a
daughter,

Cesirsitt— On the 28th Nov., at Portobello, near Edinburgh/
Lady Campbell, of Danaldine, of a son. •
KNunir---On the 29th Nov., at 77, Piccadilly, the wife of E.
Lewis En.ght, Esq., of a sou.
Loso.--On the 30th Nov., at 22, Promenade Cheltenham, the
wife of John Wakeman Long, Esq., of a daughter.
SErmotra—On the :30th Nov , at W.nelifield Rectory, the wire
of the Rev. C. F. Seymour, of a son.

MAICRIAGES.
"mtuNsol.- WILKIIiSJN —On the Feast of St. Andrew, at the
Church of St. Mary, Weston Market, Suffolk, the Rev. J•
Bourdieu Wilkinson, cldcst surviving son of Colonel G. S.
Wilki, sen late of the to Caroline ElizAhealt
the only daughter of the Rev. H. T. Wilkinson, rector of
Weston Market.