... 14se at Amido1i 'fe-t of Ireatsnd tiave beent se.. hit 3s. Pe 4511.s., eand 3s V1. has hecis as ert,-eiii Price for tt' hest easters. Os tiiials has hecat ajme ili,, an vrailier 1iael. Cysts, aid the de'manid has heeii velit calllined. Somta Pllchiilses ...

... again very scantily supplied with all breeds of sheep; hence the sale for that description of stock was very firm, ata further rise in the currencies of quite 2d per 8ibs. The primest old-Downs, in the wool, realised es 4d, in some instances bs 6d per 8ibs ...

... become very firm, the tioxe of year r considered, although the ainoulst of business doing is Inot to say extensive. There was a rise of 6d per cwt. To-day P.Y.C. onl the spot is selling at 45s 3d to 4.5s 6d per cwt. Town tallow, is 46s Od to 45s Gd 2per cwt ...

... nets upon tire tea. be )ff. nrrrket, and it mnry be observed that tire falling off in coffere is on ti. accormpanried by a rise in cocoa. Sugars exhibit a decrerase inl pu or tire totals of 19,855 cwt., tire diminution being discoeruible in rib re, tire ...

... as in the Medi Colonial undertaking. n The variation in the principal shares has been about lj in in l t Caledonian, i in Easter Counties, lQ in Great Northern and The rent- South Estern, j in Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1a in Great Ante aller. Western ...

... THE MONEY MARKET. The Easter holidays having termninated, the brokers and dealers will be in a position to push business, which has greatly fligged, through the combined effect of a limited at- tendance and the suspense occasioned by the apprehension ...

... as the worst enemsies of rates, he tlse Iahouring classes. Tlee Easter holidays have reduced the. do-i amont of business, bot the upward movement of the snarkeets has conitinued, tlec rise on the averoge being folly Is per quarter. roe 'Tbs continenstal ...

... . Hay, £3 to £5 per ton; straw, 2s 7d to 8s. per owt. BOROUGE HOP MARKET-NIoNrTAy. ,Prices without alteration, Mhid and Easterents, 112s, 135s il0s; Wealdof Kents, 105s, 120s, 1329l s;ssex, 1003, 112s, 120s WORCESTER HOP MARKET-SATUrnDAY. The supply of ...

... to a rise than decline. So fir as the wheat plant on the continent is concerned, prospects arL generally favourable - but the scarcity of old stocks of fair qua- lity throughout the world saows that the last yield is our sole dependence. Easter week on ...

... relieved since last Board, 28. Out-relief for past fortnight, £236 lIs. THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. The Christmas Examination of this rising School took place on Monday afternoon, the 19th inst., in the presence of the resident clergy, and others friends, including ...

... relieved since last Board, 28. Out-relief for past fortnight, £363 11s. THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. The Christmas Examination of this rising School took place on Monday afternoon, the 19th inst., in the presence of the resident clergy, and other friends, including ...

... agency Of man, he,yrf ever necessary, gives no eecnrity to the issue. Ae to prices thhs week, a slight reaction kas appeared. A rise off fully jitsfrn -the lowest point, when money was dear and rests couing due 0 yeould naturally lead to a fair exhibition ...