... Trunks opened duall. bat on thie an- bouncemeurnt of amnonglenlea~ta fror ithe -es.;,r1ai tln of I .the meat traffic a sharp rise took place. be-crs raeh -tng to buy back. The dinal quotatickue. howevsor. were rather belowr best. Ordillarl- up 1%. iirt ...

... the movements of the Paris Boulrse alforded little countenance to the lsopes previoasly excited. Abont I per cent, of tile rise was lost. In the other departments of tile Stock; Exchangoe the fluctuations are proportionately severe. The railway stocks ...

... at Is. 3d. to Is. Gd. per cwt. Deliveries from bondl have been more ex- tensive than for some time past. The week preceding Easter is generally one in which but little business is transacted at public offices, or by general merchants. The corn trade ans ...

... FRIDAY F.vrrsNIS, 2lanD MIARCn, 1894. BANK rate, 2 per cent. Owing to the customary requirements in con- nection with the Easter holidays. there has been an active demand in the London marker for short loansand the rate charged was almost equal to the ...

... Behast, from Belfast, do; Dike of Argyll, from Glas- gowv, do; }Kildare, from i iverpovl, de. ?? colliers : Two. Sailing c.easters-One. . Deparhres-Foreign steam ers -il. Foreign saiing ?? cap, tur Laur.ik, in ballast; Lock Katrine, !for Clasgow, do; Druiburton ...

... have been remarkabiy quiet. Business seems to be getting small by degrees and beautifully less, and the rapid approach of Easter precludes all idea of a revival before nest week. The undercurrent is apparently strongly in favour of an upward move- ment ...

... ward until A further reduotio~ takes place in the price bf money. On the Stock and Share Markets, the near ap. proach of the Easter vacation, which commences to-morrow and terminates on Tuesday, has had the usual effect of Donfining business within narrow ...

... heavy storms, (if slowly) for continued unsettled weather. It rises for calms, .LW., N.,and N.E. wind--(if ra- piily) for unsettled weather, (if gradually)-for fluE settled weather. A rise, with wind shifting to N.E., may be indicative of rain. ABSTRACT ...

... marked rally in Chathams, South-Easter's A. Great Easterns. and the ' heav-v lines. Csnr.-iian Pn-c-iFles ad.uced A ti 79. after noeuan- a St 70 to 73'. Grand Trank securi've t were in Tac, demaud at an averare rise of -I. but _Mexican Rlails closed ...

... Bank of England ~tnrn our to be renewals, and niot new loan. The -discount market hardened up -a little in sympathy with. the rise in the rates of loans. not three monthi' bills were quoted. 2{. but there was -very little doing. Paris cheque still comes ...

... collapse of the parliamentary party, and a sharp rise occurred in Grand Trunk of Canada stocks, owing to the traffic decrease being much less than generally anticipated. Another favour- able feature was the rise in copper mining shares, and an advance of 1 ...

... heavy storms, (if slowly) e.- contflred unsettled weather. It rises for calls, W II W aud N.ME. winds-(tf rg, pidly) for unsettled ;esthe; tif gradually)-fs fat. settled weather. . A rise, with wvind shifting to tt., may indicaiv-- of rain. ABSTRACF OF ...