The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-09 00:00:00

LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, MAROII 7.

STOCK EXCHANGE. —The market has been active, 032
the transactions to-day were at about yesterday's rm.!:
Caledonian, 34i— North Eastern, Berwick, 21.§—EsotT;
Counties, 10i 13-16—Blackburn, Bi—Midland 8411_„
South Eastern, 22 —North British, 11I—Chester
Holyhead, 19--London and North Western, 1051 °lre
Ditto, Eighths, A dis.—East Lancashire, 99—Lancasj,
and Yorkshire, 102 c. 2—Great Western of Canada, tuer
—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 37i—Am
gate and East Junction, 4a die.

MANCHESTER, Meicen 7.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market was heavy at the OP
ing, but improved towards the close, The sales were;„
7.1 v
Sheffields, 37 —Midlands, 844 4—Dovers, 23
—Blackburn, 8 13.16—Kendal and Windermere,,•'.
Great Western of Canada, new, 34 pm, —Belfast and
lymena, halves, 25g.

BIRMINGHAM, MARCH 7.
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STOCK EXCHANGE. —This market was acf,.;.V. to
6sl-,
and a good business done. Great Western, 68§,,
London and North Westerns, loq j--Coventry ob.o
176 -Birmingham New Union Mill, 3i 4—Binning
Canal, 93—Ditto, Bank, 331--Ditto, Fire, 100.

THE HAILSTORM AND GALE OF YESTERDAY. —lrePter;
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day morning the weather was extremely cold, ",-hii
p:ercin4 wind from the north-west. Shortly After nd
o'clock the metropolis was visited by a heavy bail l'-of
rain stone, with violent squalls, which gave token
an approaching hurricane. The wind gradually ""tio
more round to the eastward, and in the afternoon
tis,
hailstorm came on with great violence, many °I 03'
hailstones being half-au-inch in circumference. - tal
accounts received from the Custom-house officers 6-of
the captains of various steamers describe the gale
yesterday and the previous night as having been red
disastrous in its effects along the coasts, as a large 1313
her of wrecks have been seen. In the Lower pool oh,
Blackwall and Woolwich Reaches many of the eilln.°4l
dragged their anchors and came into collision, by VOI"
much damage was occasioned. t
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BIRTHS.

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John Aitkens, Esq.. k tb.
On tue 7th inst., at 7, Albion-place, Barnsbnry.par •
wife of Mr. J. lierriman Tippetts, jun.

OF A DAUGHTER.
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On the Gth inst., at 6, Melcombe-place, Dorset-square,
-road, St. John's-woo •
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