... even possible that it may stand over until after Easter, as there are many money bills requiring attention before the Ist of April. 'ilie Pre*s Association also learns that Parliament will rise for the Easter recess, on Tusaday, April 12th, and adjourn to ...

... variatiobs, compared with last Thursday, can heal be called inlportaat, the principal being a rise of 4 ber cent. ?? Caledonians, 1J per cent. in Great Easter,> and North British, and a fall of about 1 per cnt in Great Northerns and Great Westerns. Up ...

... year. The trade continues to act with caution in all its requirements, and, as far as the present outlook can be gauged, the rise in the value of hemlock hides in the States will only partially affect I values here. No doubt there will be leas American ...

... Spinners have quoted an advance upon last week's rates, bht it would seem as if this was done more as a protection against a rise in cotton than for any other purpose. Buyers have not shown any anxiety to place orders, although, no doubt, a fair buainess ...

... mafrine Sc- score dealer. er ROBINSON Josiah George, of Liverpool, In the county of Lan. cs of easter, broker and commtission merchant, d. e. one of rise Orv. T lY prletore of, and shareholder in the Central Bank cif Liverpool, To Ii, as a trader, Indebted ...

... sympathy with the rise in silver. With a strong market in Calcutta and a better demand for jute goods in Dundee, the market for raw jute is firmer here. First native marks of new crop, August- September shipment, sold at £12, rising to £12 15s., and closing ...

... spirited indeed, and everything good was ?? oJ the Dhblia Express. DARLINGTON EASTER-MONDAY CATTLE FAfI.-There was a Isrge show of all sorts of cattle at our amnual Easter fair. Fat beasts ware largely inquired for at enhanced rates, and sold at from ...

... issued for 1Good Friday week and Easter week respectively, that while general speculations were closed on Thursday, for fear dome great political accident might occur during the holidays, those who operate for the rise in Englisa railway Stocks are conetent ...

... to abide by the mandate of the Great Powers to keep the peace. Console had a sensible advance. Home Railways had a general rise, ranging from 41 to 14. the principal run being on the Scotch and Southern Deferred Stocks. In the foreign section, all the ...

... ED. GLASGoW, Saturdlay.-There has been very little business donie in the Scotchl wool market duriung she week, owing to tie Easter holidays, and spiunera having ?? their wants pretty freely at the public sales held here last week. hn blackifaced laid aniu ...

... PRICES. &s LONDON. nu di, TIIE aroxjy MA.RKET.-The news from Scbastopol, W CSUilcd with an active pressure for nmoney and the rise in di! @m cxercised an adverse effect on the funds, and Consols ra; rtceded during the day nearly A, per cent. The Foreign ...

... that revival of eonf6dence and activity. which t25 improving state of political affairs would otherwise undoubledly have given rise to. In common with many others we look a th anxiety and ill-will to the anamoly which exists in the pressure of Bank restrictive ...