... up to 9d and l0d per hour. A notice was given the masters that if the rise vas not acceded to the men would come out on strike. Tlis notice expired on Satmrday, but owing to the Easter holidays intervening nothing of a definite nature has been done. It ...

... Cents. .a209; ditto Fives at 1113; ditto Fours at l01'. Colonial Gover-ument Securities were firm, and Quaeclsland Sixes mark a rise of 4. Indian 1 Guaranteed Lines ore without change, except a fall of f in East Indian 5 per Cent. BondLs. Foreign Stocks have ...

... tensions are a shade firmer. Banlis continue firm. London and WVest- nhister at 624, 34j; and Union of London at 884, 94', sho a, rise of 4. Bank of Egypt ad- vanced 1 ; Brazilian 1, and ditto New J. In the Miscellaneous Sic rekt, Peninsuclar and Oriental Steam ...

... particu- larly good; Bonds of 1868 improved t; ditto 9 per Cent. A to 101 to 2; and Pasha Loan to 853. Turkish also firm, at a rise in the 5 per Cents., and I in the 6 per Cents. of 1865. Ita- lians are i, and Spanish nearly & better. Peru- vians, however ...

... 507. i The return of Bankers' Paid Cloarings amounts to only £60,493,000, in consequence of the in- terruption caused by the Easter holidays. The English Funds have been weakher, clos- -e inu at a decline of j in Consols, both for money to and account, and ...

... in the eorrespoenling weck last .d year.-fleratatihs 1?afitlay Journal. at H RISE IN INORTi-AST'i'ER.N ST'OCK, - Several reasons are assigned, says the City, for rt the rise in North-BEastern Stock. The risk of a z. strike among the coalminers has passed ...

... nlay. Jo'rCe - par Cenit. Route's closald for acru-.tnt ot 6Sf., anld LT6E Fiv e per Cent, Routes at 10Sf. 2c., shtowit g a rise 16b of 5c. rood 27e. reepoctivelv siniceL :,N~-Ceriay,. ?? wet- soiewhat flirmer ; teforerg ilok r icuained at p11rMOvioL figres' ...

... James Wm. Parker, a verdict of Acci- dentally killed was returned. EASTER SUNDAY AT WEST HARTLEPOOLz- The church choirs of Christ Church and St. James's Church performed Easter music yester- day, in the presence of crowded congregations, including ...

... Ministerial crisis in Paris, and the unwillingness of dealers to enter into extensive engagements previous to the approaching Easter holidays;, but have since recovered, and close the same as on Saturday. New and Redneed are rather better. Bank Stock has ...

... Sbirebrojoers and Acconutoanrt,, Drjrljij:t.-v, TURS.DAY EVFlNONG. 0 AIoOOL N3IAM IORDImNAa SIOAPESd STOOEH, ! 0U5ig Share. rD. rises. .l -- - - - . - Stocrk 1001 Caledonlipo ?? ci-lt s tic. L O'Gzaat Ltaeterru'4,A-- - * 408-a~i do. 100 Groat Nortltervn ...

... Midlands, and 4 in North-3lasterns, Chat- | aris, and Laneashires; Metropolitans, how- e CV0, closed exceptionally tirm, at a rise of 3. F'oreign Railway Shares lave been very dull. Lomnaardos receded 4, and Luxemburgs Iae a trifle lower; Russian Obligations ...

... Securities in sympathy with Paris prices, Egyptians being particularly strong. The Stock Exchange will be closed as usual on Easter Monday. Console-and New and Reduced without change. India Three and a Half Stock improved t; Queensland 1891 Loan nominally ...