... Y SUPi.ERSEDED-E. Darby, late of Arabella.mriw, Pti lico, oil ansd coloerman. 1)isLnuns.-J. Hill, late of North Slilcds, easter.mariner, Dlirc at tsvelve, at Kasinr-halt-trect. R. Iriestley, ilighi H orli hseer , 2,2 Dec. 2, at ten, at !lasiiighlall ...

... afternoon 'on a IC report that the armistice has at last been signed.~ The 88 full extent of the rise was not quite maintained, hut there 16 was at the close a rise of 1 in Argentine of 1868S, 1871, dc and the Hard Dollars, 4 in Egyptian Unified, 1-1 in ditto ...

... market or. the. Contiuent being uow viewed as Synonymous with filat prices for International Stocks, which owe thbir late great 'rise 'entirely to easy moucy. Consola were sold, both by speculators and' bo'ad ,/fd holders, and the final prices were much lower ...

... varying importance and in opposite direotions. Egyptian fell back, upon the-closing of some of the recently-opened accounts for a rise. Peruvian opened at a further advance, but the public not responding to- the recent upward movements, the dealers abandoned ...

... advance,, the denand having improved. Blooms are 50 cents a ton deetrer. at 27 dols. 50c. to 28 dole. Inbillets and slabs the rise is 1d1ol., bothproductsbeing quoted.28 dols. to 28 dols. 50c. On the other hand, prices of steel rails, although there is a ...

... Spinners more sanguine. ln best springs demand regular; full list prices procured. Tows in continued strong demand, with a rise in rates looked for. Active Contlnentat demand. Cross-Channel trade not much busi ness. To-day's market closed firm. Flax from ...

... taknonl rep66 orthI e of£100,ba ?? JfzA olas-c wasgh soly o thle LPlathatarent lidl per rcalstadr.Sne thenicuoe the nose ofs aek rise tn the verycheange fro Boisy couped wth th ?? te Pars ioanie heblite adeourg. markt fimerandbusiess ide eendoneat Sid, estrday ...

... l; t uear customurs, it would apuear, had uelayed. c birovilita for the oulland wt'ca f 1lN5,tle e n ?? immediately before Easter, and the S ar tdS' ce lv,8 that tiere was guite a rusts ot osders f tit e u JV great fiectmty was requird ia order to exeoute ...

... was also dull; blt 'Brighton and South-Easter's:Deferred 'stocks were C lfmer iucomniouon with one or two othiers, AmongForeigu I Government Securities tlsechiet incidelhtsiwero the further is subutkiitial. rise in Turkish and Peruviaau, Otlerwise'the ...

... scale. re ?? railways wore much higher, Manchester and Sheflield'L rising I to 2, and several others JL to k; while in in Lo0 case was there a fall of importance. Among CoegnF bonds a rise in Egyptian was the principal movement. F It was due to thle telegraphic ...

... Such -has been the general increase -of the ilt lerwoollen. trade of this country, in the.space of fry ourtt yearstat the Easter returns to the o ars Justices tat .Rontefrad, of the quantity of the A rn- maanuffi ture in the.,iidirg ?? in.which Is. it ...

... feeble- ress that came over the Paris8oursalate in the afternoon, Nevertheless all the leading international stocks closed, at a rise for the day, Greek Bonds being conspicuously strong. Uruguayan Bonds were strong until late in the day, when a shap > 4ecline ...