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... t .' TE t'gN DE. Since Easter the weather has become really seasonable he and springlike, though the occasional recurrenne cf td nortbherly winds has prevented the mean temperature to being ashigh as it would otherwise have been. ThLe , m rapid growgth ...
... THE CORN TRADE. I The weather continued uninterruptedly fine until the Close of the Easter bolidayse but the sky becance overcast onWednesday, and t goad deal of rein fell. Trhe subsoelolent days have been more or less showery, but the toinperature has ...
... returned from Macntone, and had suffered a long and paifufol illness. Taiz EASTER. Rscs-.-Lord Cross left town yesterday afternoon for his country seat. Eccle Rigg, Lancashire, for the Easter recess. Mr. Balfour, Chief Secretary for Ire- land, leat London for ...
... Russian oats range from 24s, down to 17s.. and evess lower, while Sivedish. cani be obtained at 198. upwards, Miaize since Easter has been oni the decline, nmd a rectifi- cation-of value, lonlg felt to be necessary, lias taken place at last. American cinn ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... but it must be p remembered that in the corresponding month last year f business was to some extent interfered with f by the Easter holidays. Saddlery and harness I manufacturers are generally busy just now for the i South African and South American markets ...
... AND DISTRIOT. ,0- BIRMINGHIAM, Friday Evening. ror But little has been done in the markets this weekf, as is ld ~jusual at Easter time, anti the war-liko aspect of affairs ig, iii the East has checked ally tendency to improvement for t 11' the last day ...
... the next fowsv days.I The Iron trade is for the moment in a sonsewliat weakf and cencettled condiation, U1sually after rise Easter Ischi-j dayvs miekere aire ratlaar Ilush of orders, wheich save accueinin-t lateci in the interval; bat ties general ex ...
... screws, nails, and other heavy goods, arid the rise in tin has caused tre manufacturers of tinned cast hollow- svare and wrought frying pans to reduce their discounts 21ΒΌ2 per cent., which is equivalent to net rise ol the average of about 5 per cent The ag ...