... VZiOlCA COMMECIAL LIVEIIPOOL EXUHEANGE, TaasnDAY EVENING. The cotton maciet close9 ior the Easter holidays ?? making an effort to lead up agsia to the improved position which wvq won on Monday lass, but which was immediately and so strangely abandoned ...

... reason for the dulness, Hen co but the true cause is believed to consist In the ?? naturally Fell n- cousequent upon a sudden rIse. There was a demand during Onr or the day forbank stock, which left off at 220 to 227. Reduced Jools -9. was quoted 090 to ...

... to 2d. per lb.; 3 while of the latter about 2700 bags have been sold I at 3B. 3Nd., 3a. 4d., 3. Wd., and 3s. Gd., showing a rise of 1&d. to 4d. per lb. on the month. English wools are again a little dearer and the tendency is deoidedlj upward. (From PeFrine ...

... per ounce. Mexican dollars remain at 48f4 Rupee paper was unaltered, and the only I variation in the Eastern exchanges was a rise of 1'ld. in the Bombay rate, to Is. 7d. per rupee. On 'Chance, tolday, French and Dutch bills e were in better demand, and ...

... 12 .. 15BI MidlandOonols.. 134 134k NorthBritish ..53 t North ?? 110 ?? ..l . . , , 109 103 North tordshire, . .. 79 south-Easter . .. 8st 85 COcfederate Loau i *D -. i * 83 3. THE MANCHESTER MARKET. FRIDAY, MARCH 31. The market maintains the steadier ...

... securities of this line, the - guaranteod rising to 41,, the 1st preference to 32, r and the 3rd to 1iS. Canadian Pacifies are i better at 4$a buyers. Mexican Rail*iiv stocks liare ex- perienced a considerable rise. ar d close ocly slinbtly below the highest ...

... Orleans,~ Elu. d. 3660 Snrat,24it.5jd.S 1260 Pernamrn &e 7. d. tuld C NOTvINGHuAMe, APRIL 23.-Lace: In consequence of the S Easter holidays the regular course of business has been C somewhat interfered with. We understand there is a little improved demand ...

... ing period last year;- Brighton ?? 15,790 - outla-easter ?? a torln LATEST PRICES, r LUMGTRANSACTIONS AFTER BCSUIESS HOURS, ENGLISH AND COLONIAL GOVERN- M?TSBOURITIE'S. -fee a1 part I7 tica Fri!n rise. Poll 21 ..Consols, 23 per ?? - 2j-. Do. lor iaccount ...

... HALTFAX, SATIURD&Y.-In both yarns and P~Iee there is nuo lack of business, at tolerably ls tisf'tor prices, but the gradual rise in wool makes it doubtful if spinners and manufacturers will be able, in their quota, tions, to Leep pace with staplers. 1 ...

... been taken for export to the States. The demand, however, is not strong enough to send dealers to the Bank of England; and the rise in the French exchange, it is thought, will divert the threatened drain to Paris. On the Stock Exobange, all markets opened ...

... protection,.I . 1, V THE NATIONAL IAND~ SCHIEME, . re Mr. O'CONNOR gave otiouce, that onl the earliest available th iday after Easter lie would hrirtg in a bill to wind up the Affairs of the National Latld Cotmpatty. In reply to iti question frota Sir B. t-ltl ...

... Spanish certificates advanced. F4urther parcels of bar gold were sent into the bank to-day. The Stock Exchange ?? be closed on Easter Monday. PARIS BOJRSE,. WEDNESDAY.-[Reuter's Telo- ?? bourse was flat. Rentes opened 70 25 and closed 70 40, or 20e. lower ...