... Fnra-ica.na-The boomr in American railways shows no sign of collapsing, and each slight set-back is succeeded by a further rise. The fact that a considerable portion of the present buying is for investmnent purposes tendens the chance of any material ...

... increases a year acto, and i the mirlkct opinion is that the prices -aill shority recover. There is- one thin£ in favour of a rise., a;nd that is That there is no unwieldv Bull account- to get rid of. end wshen traffies commence to Ian- prove the r-se avill ...

... prices rallied under light offerings and good buying, induced partbly by better export business, the close boing teady at a rise of 3 c tojAe. WPS, 3,100,0O0tptbes, Ex- -port businet s'conred 25 boatloads. Casb, 81a. May, 741; July. 74; Sept, 4 . No 1 ...

... were not maintained to the finish In all case. Qa~adaelaz lins ese weewel su~ppoted, and Mexica Rails further edvanced on the rise in the value of silver. Scruth Africans -were firm but neglected. and Westrallans, after opening weak, also closed t firm, ...

... dividendsc are expected to be an- nou-nced next Wednlesday-the G~reat Eastern, Metropolitan. and Great Central. Tire Great i Easter-n distribution is expoet-ed to he at the rate r- of 2 pet- cent. against. 24 per cant, at the ourres-c pending periroil, crnd ...

... raits, wats ,again confinue within very narrnow limnits, and very little revival o4 activity S; now expected this eide of Easter. Mx~arkets, as a T rule, showed no partienlar feature, prices moving 1- somewhat irncgulsurly. South Africnsn were dud Ti ...

... rite being 3 per cent Sterling exclange was less fiam, but posted rates are unchamged. Silver ruled quiiet, with a rmthber easter unslbsrbone, the bid price of commercial bars being- uncinnged at 5943e. while the asked price was lIc. lower, at 60-ac tart ...

... d:ue to the renewed discussion of the prospects of next Corngrees ezeattieg a Subsidy Bill, ia'sidc aniampolation aiding- the rise. The steel group was also very stron~g, and large purchases by insiders and ha' room traders, in which. the general public ...

... below open ng. Tbhere sas inot much linqufiry for spot atels- ?? IAmerian fututes stawted 2oigbeer, offieil vulues showing a rise of 44d 'to 44, bhst MOns of the irrpasoviment 'ses lat dng Te monisag, fthough later Dln, 'bnyes cmin iTI, valiss r'e- 'coered ...

... aMot, Marked -evovery taking place in Chinese which show a rise of 2 tbo nt all round; slso Japanese Evve per Cents, which advanced 2; and Pkussians are 1 higher tlan a fortnight ag. 1The chief rise in Americans has ,been that of about 2 in Union 'Pacific ...

... auninue rigit tip to Easter den't scem likely to ¾!: fulfilled. Tlis s Ieing the eve Of ano-ther! Settlement, wilat bw'hucss that has bceen de_ has been minre in T'he nature of rnaking Looks --even prior to so tlement and the Easter recess. Only quiet ...

... Distilleries&Rises: Brist41 Preference, 3-16, to 15 15-16 ; and Dhublin Distillers Ordinary, Is, to 21s. Fall: Gain ness Ordinary, 5-16, to 54 1-16- Tcelerap a (n Telert'rl--- --T _ A~rrean Di- rect Four per Cent Debenture. 1002. Steamsbips-Rise: Dublin and ...