... aiiiounices opposition to Atchison scheme at forthcomninig maecting. ?? ?? 16.-Mlarkets ooen, well after the Easter holidays.-- Wenitworths rising oln exceptional ?? Bank to sell its ,iniericai ?? called to atfairs of Buetos Ayres and beilgrano Ttramways ...

... horsehehadbcught at market turn- ing-out unsatisfactorily was the cause ofthe rash aSO * EASTER MONDAY R -VIEWS.Orders have been issued for a f6eldday on Easter Monday at Wimble- don. The troo taking in the manceuvres wil be the Household cavaLry, auiars ...

... last Saturday. India 3j p.c., 118*, a rise of k; India 3 p.c., 109*, against 109; Rupee Paper, 63*, against 63k. In Homue Bailways to-day's closing prices ?? Ordinary, 190, no change on the week; Caledonian. 157, a rise of 1; Pref., 100, no change; Def., ...

... with Easter week of last year, being regarded as satisfac- tory. A revival of the rumour that the Chanceber of the Exchequer is likely to abolish the railway passenger duty, amounting to about 500,9001. per nunu, also caused opera- tions for a rise. Extreme ...

... statistics of our external trade for April- show expansion. Before rejoicing over much it is well to recall the fact that Easter fell in April, 1890, while the past month's trade was free from the disturbance of holidays. There is an increase of 3,502 ...

... authority for the isaximi| that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. This being the last day of Easter term, Mr. Ching, the chief usher, attthe rising of the Court, maude the quaint old proclatliation usual otl sucs occasions. It ran as follows:- ...

... if the Chancellor of tho Exchequer woidd undertake that some day after Easter would him opportunity bringiug on his motion; adding, with eye to what might take place before Easter, that should like to have a similar promise from Lord Hartington, a far-seeing ...

... -0 Nubgct 'Rigtt. BY HENRY W. LUCY CONSIDERING the imminence of the Easter Holidays and the rare splendour of the spring weather, Mr. Goschen had a fair audience for his Budget Speech on Monday night. But, by comparison with ordinary occasions, not to ...

... that the principal gain from the Easter holiday traffic has fallen to the southern lines. Of course the total receipts of the large companies for the single xweek do not necessarily show the full results of the Easter traffic, which al involvcs a delay ...

... at any price, HOLIDAY MARKETS. It is scarcely to be expected that the last day before the Easter holidays should see any particular business activity. After Easter, say the sanguine Stock market operators,we shall see the public more interested, but as ...

... making up slightly lower ii3 ilcarly every case, the losses of the past wee;k having more thati conrpen- sated for tine rises before Easter. 'The declines oil balance are not, how- ever, very serious. In regard to Rhodesians there is a differetit ta!e to tell ...

... was a rise, British Consolidated and Reduced Three per Cents. being the only exceptions. A fall of ,it per cent. in these two, as the result of an effort to anticipate the effect of the conversion, was only half balanced by a corre- s onding rise in New ...