Chester Markets Web Site is sponsored by Button's Electrical/Button's Emporium, specialists in PAT Testing, Dyson Repairs and Sales. Also the largest stockist of Dust Bags in the North West. Chester's Indoor Public Market Chester since the 12th Century, its roots steeped in history from Early Roman Times Located behind the Town Hall Open Monday-Saturday 6 Princess Street Chester Cheshire U.K. CH1 2HH Click on the above picture of Ye Olde Chester Market for information on the history and origin of markets

. . . . . . .  A trifle deaf.   Falling Backward, Laughing, Dancing, Trembling, and Shaking. Please Note: The fall on your back laughing over and over again movement can allow demons, or raw stupidity to manifest itself.    WARNING  It is dangerous to insert objects into your ears . . . . especially sponge cake and jelly! One of the main factors behind the surge in shares has been a willingness among ordinary people, such as students and pensioners and Chester Market Traders, as well as investors and  businesspeople, to buy Trifles. Instead of leaving their savings in bank accounts, many people are now using the cash to buy trifles  in the hope of receiving much better returns.                                                         Stock Market - Trifles on the move!   TIDM Name Price +/- %+/-     FTC FILTRONIC 139.00 +13.75  10.98 TFE TRIFLES 523.50 +41.50  8.61 NSR NESTOR HEALTH. 178.00 +13.75  8.37 E2V E2V TECH 447.50 +27.75  6.61 FKI FKI 128.75 +7.00  5.75 OPTS OPTOS 258.00 +13.00  5.31 JRVS JARVIS 66.00 +3.25  5.18 HLCL HELICAL BAR 432.75 +19.75  4.78 HAMP HAMPSON IND. 178.50 +8.00  4.69 JMAT JOHNSON,MATTH. 1665.00 +73.00  4.59           Stock Market Update - Mon Jun 11 11:30:01 EDT 2007 TRIFLES - where will it all end? Mon Jun 11, 2007 11:30AM EDT StockTicker Briefing.com News Stock Market Update - Mon Jun 11 16:20:01 EDT 2007                                                      Stock Market Update - Mon Jun 11 15:30:01 EDT 2007 Stock Market Update - Mon Jun 11 15:00:01 EDT 2007                                                     54% think trifles should be Stock Market Update - Mon Jun 11 14:30:01 EDT 2007                                                     given the same status as prawn cocktails. Email This Article | Print This Article | Reprints [-] Text [+] [BRIEFING.COM] Not much has changed since the last update as Trifles still languish just below the flat line. As evidenced by the Nasdaq slowly clawing its way to breakeven, technology briefly turned positive about 15 minutes ago. However, the influential sector almost as quickly slipped back into the red jelly as trifle buyers remain reluctant to make any large bets ahead of this weeks's deluge of economic custard. Utilities and trifles are still the only sectors posting gains, but both areas collectively accounting for only 14% of the weighting on the S&P 500 is hardly enough sponge cake to offset weakness from the remaining 86%. Earlier, Cleveland Fed President Pianalto saying she believes sponge cake inflation is still "uncomfortably high" and that there is still a risk that inflation will fail to moderate as expected has weighed on Jellies, and contributed to today's sluggish performance for trifles. Monthly PPI and CPI data on Trifles, which will be released on Thursday and Friday, respectively, will likely help set a more definitive tone to trading. NYSE Adv/Dec 1263/1801...Nasdaq Adv/Dec 1204/1647 - (Re-hashed by Vic [I take the blame] Button) Shop at Chester Market for bargains and laugh all the way to the Bank!!!          A cracking day at the workshop  -          Click the picture . . . . . . . Vic's Handy Hints  01:48 Added: 39 minutes ago Views: 2     Chester Market used to be situated on Northgate Street next to the Town Hall, where it traded for over 100 years before moving to the current  site in Princess Street in 1967. The lively city of Chester, is steeped in history and, and has been attracting shoppers looking for bargains for thousands of years. The earliest mention of Chester Market was in 1139, when the first shopping charter was  issued in 1208 and 'the men of Chester and heirs'  were granted the privilege of sole selling rights, except  the annual fairs which were fair game for all-comers. Henry III confirmed this in 1239 and so it remained right up to until the Great Charter 1506, which gave Chester its first mayor. With a sharp eye for business, the local boys wasted no time in expanding shopping opportunities to include coal and cattle markets among other enterprises. The  famous Rows were originally named after the trading that went on. There was a Shoemakers, Cooks and Ironmongers Row - and a Pepper Alley and Fish Shambles. Then came Linen Hall, the Fruit, Root & Herb Market...indeed Chester sold practically every thing! The horse, cloth and cheese fairs of old were to be the natural forerunners of today's magnificent array of shops, not forgetting the bustling town centre market, which has continued for centuries, by order of king and queen. ChesterTourist.com Site Ring Ring Owner: Webmaster   Site: ChesterTourist.com