The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-18 00:00:00

LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, lifAxau 17.
STOCK EXCHANGE. —The tendency of the share market
today is more buoyant, but prices closed a shale lower.
The following are the transactions : Caledonian, 341
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 984 4—Ditto, new 91. AIWA
issued at 1 die.), p.—Eastern Counties, 1G 13s. 9d;--
London and North Western, 104—Midland, 81 soil
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln 37i I—Great Wel
tern of Canada (bonds payable in 18574, 3/. Be. 9t1.--01611
Eastern, 22A

BIRMINGHAM, MARCH 17.
STOCK EXCHANGS.—There was a good market to-br:
There were seller' of Stour Valley Guaranteed Stock ".
454—Birmingham Pref., 104—London and North 117e'
tern, 1014-11idlands 81i—Birmingham Canals at 921--
Birmingham Fire, at 100—Ditto, District Fire, it sil
Birmingham Banking Company, at 334. Buyers of Oro
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Western Birmingham Pref., 10—Stoir Valley Prof.,
—Great Western, 67.

LEEDS, MARCH 17.
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STOCK EXCHANQZ.—North-Eastern (Leeds), 191.165. 3(1.
-Midlands, 818.

MANCHESTER, MARCH 17.

STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market wasquiet SD— gat'd,
Shea)ids, 37-A London and North Westerns 104-I°_,..'
new 9/. shares, 1-led.—Caledonians, 314- Doren, 22i
London Aths, 3s. 6d.

. It is now estimated that the Peninsular and 0603—
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steamer will take out about 700,000/. on the 20th, prin-
cipally silver for India, the amount engaged for Chi"
, at present being limited.
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BIRTHS.

OP A SOS.

On the 17th inst , at 25, Nelson-terrace, Stoke It ewingtOtt
the wife of J. W. Wilmot James, Esq., M.R.C.S.E.
On the 17th inst., at 4, New Bridge-street, BlackfriarOP
the wife of Dr. Halm