... £adMINGssAs, Friday Evening. TRADE reports this Week show that the slight improve- ment noticed last week still continues. The Manchester cloth market, it is true, has been very quiet, scarcely any I business of importance being transacted, and business both in export amd home trade yarns is of a very restricted character, There lis been an improvement, however, in l the attendance on the ...

... I The following are the receipts into atnd payments ?? of the JExcheqtuer betsveen April 1, 1882, antd Dec. 31, 1882. 1 . LtVEx1UIE AND OTIIE1 RECLE PTS, Total T Ileceiptslnte R~ecciptsinto Estimate for; Uxchequer I xchequer 18S2-83. from April I from April 1 I 1882, to 1881, to 2 __ .Dee 31,2. Dec.3t,1833. Balanee, April 1, 1882:- PI £ l'lamk of Erngglad ?? - 4,937,455 4,628,026 Bank of ...

... TEE AMERICAN MARIMETS. TITIROU0IE REtUTER'S AGIa.cWyA Naw 'ORKYm, February 1O.-Iiloney abulianlit, Cotton quiet. Pettroleuma lull, mid prices quite nominal. Lard (lull. Whcat firm, and rirhig. Flilrf exporters doing little. Corn firm, but quiet. Sirgar firm. CoTicee strong. iron dull, Stocks olaurdi at :a fractional odvanc.a, and soubequently became strong. The market was dull InI thu ...

... ?? l~l .r .5 At {. -- |tTllcOti~ll KC'rl'R's AGE1NCYS. N Ew Yor K, A11ril 19-Moluey airdenling.m Cotton firm. ittrleurn dull, Lard, itheat, ani, corn firm, and advalncing. i oirfirnt. Sugar irhm. Coffee weak. Iron lull. Stocks opened oia-,lon lower, they afterwards beault, otiong, and relapsed , n arket, however, closir tlir:a.I Moner Ir.S. G o. Bionsds. Aprl 19.; April 18. April 17. Sl ...

... XARKETS.-YESTmmDAY. LhVeoroorO Com.-A. disappointing market for both wheat end corn. [is the formtier only alimited lbusiniess w~as done, owing to lirminezss of holders throughout in demanding id. advance. Flour quiet, Beanes said peass steady, at lireVsouO rates. Indian corn in imodoraoot demand, closing at so. 8d. to 6s. B3Ad. for new mixed American. HULL Co.Ne.-At our market there was a ...

... THE AMERTIOAN MARKETS. LTIEROUGH REUTE:'.S AGENOY.1 NEW YOatit, 1Iay 12.-Money easy. C0otton firm. Petroleum quiet. Lard, wheat, and corn firm and advancing. Flour dull, Sugar firm. Coffee dull. lron doll. Stocks opened irregular, and became weak at mnid-day; prices further declined during tbe afternoon, nnd the mavrket elooed weak, at the lowest quotations of the day. The ohlpmente of speoie ...

... ITADE REPORTS. NORTH Or ENCLAND IRON TRADE.-Middjesbrougb, Saturday.-The iron trade this week has shown but little change. The Scotch miarket having been quieter, there has been but little doing in the Cleveland trade, and the absence of so many of the leading ironmnasters at the meet- ings of the Iron and Steel Institute has also tended to keep business within narrow limits. The shipments of ...

... [T111loUGol IRUtILTt'S AGIONCICY.1 NEnv Yomt, April 26.-Money easy. Cotton steady_ Petrslensi dell. Lard and corn tires but quiet. V/heat duill and lower. Ftlour dull. Suigar trimer. Coifce firmer. Iron dull. Sock3 opened fdrm, and remsnained £0 during the e3rly transac. dons. Prices subecquently became irregular, and the mariet closed weak. ,Npril 2a. A pril 25. April 24. Call Money, U.S. Gov ...

... MARKETS.-YESTERDAY. LTNT-nRPr00 CORN1T-The wheatt trade disappoiniting, ao only rmoderate business was lone, but holders were [lent through- Friday's rates. Flour firm. OBersi and 1p000 unchanged. IndIan r corn In fair demand, at Is, 15d. to 5s, 5'A2d. for new mixed I P' Americast, closing flmo, at fully the higher figure. 1,j HUlLL CoiiN.-Tltere was againaemishwo Enls ~.wheat, whlith wee ...

... /Y- ?? i>1 t XM\t MlhiQa -ft,,I (Fs'ros loest .VYqicf'S GaUlle~.) B 3ANKRUPTS. GtnonorE Tnoi)MAS PARNEL.5 22, Charing Crass, Middllesex, engineor, now or lately trading as Hothern and Co. 'F.rA 3 EVANS, Nance, parish Illogaus, Cornwall, farmer, arsensic smsanufacturer, carrier, and tin buyer and dresser. RossEnT Do-se, South slolton, Devonshire, tanner and farmer. WILr.rIAiM BOND, Coventry ...

... tVA),7 our QtC Cos'rronaryatd Losenuse, Saturday Evening. The onequiry in the Money market wans rather more active, espeetally for Saturday, and in then morning short loans were obtainablo at ?? per cant., but lator on the more geuoral rate was 3 per cent. Bills continue scarce in the discount market, and three months paper was quoted 7t 31/2 per cent. Gold valued at 28,000. was purchased by ...

... i COMMRCIAL AND MONETARY ?? our Cupy Corrccponsds,] ;. LoernoN, Saturday Evening. As usual on Saturday there was very little enquiry in the bloney.market, and short loans were obtainable at 3 per cent. For Discount thern were few bills offering, and C those at three months were takon at 3 11-16 per cent. The Bank bought ;£6,000. in gold. The Siver market vas quiet and without change-bars at ...