... esterday, wheat advanced Is. per quarter. At this day's market, there was a short supply from the farmers, which sold at a rise of Is. per quarter. Barley again declined Gd. to Is. per quarter. Oats, beans, and peas unal- tered. The millers reduced the ...

... at 4-; tle Khddivo Loan at c a rise of 2, at and that of 1808 at a rise of 1, at 413L In addition to these chaicges, a feature of the ay wvas the sharp rise in Argentine, end with themn Buenos Ayres stocks, upon the publication of Vice letter of time A~ ...

... after.Christmtas. The movement, however, has put life into the market, and has reminded ?? with what facility prices would rise from their present low level if better times returned. Scotch warrants close at 42s, Ud., but as usisal the advance in Clevelanil ...

... owing to the coming Easter holidays, but little fresh business has been done for the end of the month. Generally the rates charged for carrying over engagements show the bulk of the transactions to have been opened for the rise; but in one or two instances ...

... affected the markets, and induced a moderate price advance. English wheat is not now obtainable at-the prices sffilcing for Easter, The rise at most markets does not exceed sixpence, bat at some exchanges it amounts to a shilling. Foreign wheat is not generally ...

... of a feeling that there is another Minis- terial crisis impending. This stops all business on the part of operators for the rise, and during the last fortnight there have been few optional transactions. A similar feeling clseckstlse ordinary course of ...

... arid Co.'s Circutar. THlE MO?NEY MARKE T. Tire rise in the value of money, which last week we spoke of as having commenced, has now made distinct progress, and is likely to continue, Of tire reasons for the rise we have written so frequently of late, that ...

... and prices are stronger by about 2s. 6d. per ton. After Easter galvanisers looke forflard to some L good specifications. There is not so much enquiry for thin sheets and strip since the recent rise; b but the medium and lower quality bar*:-are selling freely ...

... flour has recently shnerv som-e improvement, and prices msy be quoted 's bstsr from the lowest terms accepted Just befare Easter. Foreign Wheat and flour contm-ie very firn, quits three markets out of evcyr four being ir sellers' favour, andabouta moietyof ...

... 1004 to 1014f. In the Produce Markets there is an absence of demand, and although the markets reopen to-morrow, after the Easter recess, there is not likely to be any great amneliora- tion in trade. Most articles of colonial produce remain at steady ...

... Railway stohrs closed firmn, att a pretty general rise, in sympathy with Foreign stecls thle principal smuprovement being in Caledonian, South-Western, and North British. In thoe Forogn markot the rise was con- 8iderablo, more especinsiy in tlussian, Egyptian ...

... worth about 46s.- Growers, too, at, Dansig, ares as -dissatisfied as British farmers, and are generally mnore sensitive to -a rise than decline. tjo far as the wheat plant 'on' the'- Continent is concerned, rospects 'are generally favourable ; but the scarcity ...