... . commervid- MONEY MARKET, SHARES, &G. The Easter holidays have to a considerable extent afooted business operations throughout the country. In the beginning of the week there was very little demand for money, while the supplies were very large. Rates onWe. nuently did not exceed from lU to lM per cent. On Thurs. thy, however, there was a better demand, and rates were quoted at 1h to 2 per ...

... . em- satsm -. % ? I - 1 B 1AL31AX, SAUBRDAY.-Thbwoo Mabi h qjuiet Yarns and goods remain quiet biuf d ?? demand be for the home trade, HUDDMOMSm, TUJRSDANY.-Busiaea ` lI ?? branch of trade. Both thaip f .e bouse notinuo quiet. The woo 4md omntiaua Inn~lmates ricearemaining steady t wate's.O tnues, uhoddy. an dflooks inlow qultlep 4 . mung,, Two&were in fair demand In ?? ledlnthe ordi-. nar~y ...

... MANCHESTER CIATMBER OF 00.1ROEL. I A mont)ly meeting of the direotors of this Chamber was bhd on Wenesgday, umr. Bennett, the president, in the Vim OF TRS 3hABQIr OF SAISBURY. Mr. Baley, MP., in a lotter to the secretary, informed ths Chaber that ths Marquis of Salisbury would attend the annual meetlng in Manchester of the Amalgamated nstitutes of Lanoobire and Cheshire, on Tuesday the 20th ...

... - I I . . i - P7,Omw Nwdwm, . I -1 RAI,~*A ?? *myV branch of the sr n tbsse ritor depression. WOoN I quieter' rqprda demand; @655bnoWO~d*sed EUDD)BRSIUIW TerMAY.-BUineM has, boom very ult beau again to-day. Buyers have operated on the Zmled* scale and thene has been no Particular inquiry for *ny class *I dco, BOBIneUs continues quiet both in *110 4 VWand norme trade houses. The yarn trade ...

... ?? I ---te-igeff . MONEY MARKET, SHARES, &a. Notwtthstanding the end of the quarter having arrivel, thfee baa been very little commercial demand for money. Rates In the open market range from 1I to 1R per cent. The stock markets opened with considerable firmnews, ubt the increased strength has not been uniformly intained Sl the week, and the markeot at tlmesrwere quite dulJ ap^a1h stooks fell ...

... ?? I -- .: I.. I I I I ?? - - - - -I - - - - - Prcssi how el dro io n bought very lngly. mnauifacturers find ?? t tendency. Both apinners and Yam iste ost normingl 01r ely ftat; the dosnnrcndfor batter. awietet for goods is niot. much -HUDDR3FIZLu, TUZSDAY..&b feated, and decidedly more b otter feeting was in math manufacturers' shops and warehoue s i provement to report in the Wareiboee We ...

... I : Cn . , I .ORKSHIRE MARKETS. HUDDERSFIELD, TuRSDAY.-Bu erg continue to operate with great caution, and only , et emall yandce B. eaples-for he coming season. The hlipping ndhome = houses continue quiet. The yern spinnes are all fully employed. The local wool trade is a little improved, and prioces remain steady. . t LEBDns, TusrDAY.-Business was again dull In both the Aloth halls, ...

... ,to ?, ?? I 91 Willie, ? ? (90, anal ? atil I ?? ?? 11 . 1, MONEY, MARKET, SHARES,, &c.6 ' Themeney market, AIthough active in thebe:glunnig of the week, owing to the settlement on the Stock Exchauge, finished:quieter ait the close. RBates generally have been from li to ol. A better tone has prevaled in lthe stock markets tovwards thle eni31t'a wias observable to'wards ,the beg'nnin of the ...

... e - LT _ - I YORKSHMEI MLA.lsjt.ix, ~A~vAX STUEPAY.-Nearly al V OBz of wool q a e spinner' n tolerable reqest, I~utthe iffeiflc beteenquotations and thote effered by buyers 31 too great ft s large business to take phee The gooda Ulet M dead, owing to the same cause. mfDlmsmV0, TUVDk.-There has been a moderate attendance of buyers, but business was quiet. Duoing the last week a ?? more ...

... I. I bNCHESTEB CARRIAGE COMPANY ANm , ,. 1 THE PAYMlNiV OF TOLLS. The l anchester Carriage Company (Limited) were ot Wednesdaycharged at the Salford TownHallbefore Mr. It. J. Leppoc, with evading payment of tolls on the Eccle5 and Bolton Roads. The lessee of the tolls, aud complaint Mr. D. B. Fletcher, wai represented by 5Mr. R. B. L, Cobbett, and the defendants by hMr. Lerescho, barriate*. ...

... THE LAZBOUR MAIRET INISAWND STS. The Ne* Pork c~= is Atadeg-o ' tif «t tites. Ia- the city of New'York 60,000 working men anid-vorking .woinen are idle.i Tentihouasridshipcauikis andicarentuers are without tork. 'in 'allVe`ahipalds. only twvo-ateam boats w o ferry boats; and .w aalng.'veleIB n're beide buIlt. Of the 6,0longhor men, only 1,800 have employ. ment. , Not less than 3,( destio ...

... .,C#l , , VW - ? ? stk?ftfftw, f ; - I I S: ' 'YORKR ' HA.LITFA SA~u IuDy.Wol iS hgeadsinr not disposed tobuy lar pnne a follow with any spirit .e ?? ?? to The piece trade iD dull nearly tbsoughw Of the market. kumD zmFiZLD, TUSDAX.-Ba il the Cloth Hl11 and warehouses, buya s dp l both in I mstl ?? on~ aver small soale, and mostly config themaelves t very patternsand assiortlingup their stock ...