... in the Bank. It happened that, early for in April, the usual Emstor drain of mouey to su ;provide sumall ehango during the Easter holi- th idays coincided with a foreign domand for mt gold;-a demand which was the wore effective the in &qnsequence of the ...

... inflation. After every great rise there is naturally a descent, often nearly to the level from which the start was made, and the market onlygradually adjusts itself to the changed conditions which first determined the extreme rise. The present is also the ...

... telegrams from St. Petersburg report a further movement in the exchange in favour of Russia, tbe quotation being 34d. to id. The rise is occasioned by the supposition of a foreign loan, respecting which, however, no intelligence had apparently transpired at ...

... showing also a rise of Ds. Royal Moil Steam shares were in 'request, and rose 21. 1Os.,; while Englih and Australian Copper and English jand.Foreign (redit declined 2. 64.toSs Colonial government securities ahowed no varia- tion, apart from a rise of . per ...

... HIYBS. I - Tusn&DA Evzo - The mining market to-day was firmer. A good effect haa been produced by the rise of 61 just an- nounced in the price of copper. Shams in Carn Camborne, Marke Valley, East Carador, Stray Park Rosewall Hill and Ransom United, East ...

... aud San Franmcis Preferred shares hbowed a riseof 4jp aud D9avsr otoui soli~ated a rise of 4. Money eesy. Cotton. sIsdy. Petroleam firm. Lard firm but quie wheat easter. Flourr sugar, aud iron dull Corn d ull, pr ime_ t@- iag dowiuwx.Coff~ee OU spot tuiet~tr ...

... monthly account, and the latter with a gain t t m h- of 2.60, at 62.75. Brazilian Fours werc carried over tfj, sm . IWiti a rise of 2.10 Lou the fortnight. Egyptian Unifed er n d, had gained 40c.; Privileged, 25Oc.; ?? Threes, marlvr. ds 26c Austrian Fours ...

... The subjoined weekly summary of the metal i market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. I von Dadelszen and North: The Easter holidays have somewhat interfered with the regular course of business, but independent of these, the metal market has not ...

... Brighton Railway traffie return fbr the week 9 ending the 10th inst. (Easter week) present. a . decrease of 2,227i. compared wriththat icr the week s enir hs 2thAnril 1857. Easter Monday, this 5th A' ?? nth pran last year on t 18th Ae decrease shown in ...

... the nenu2 ?? from London. Suez shares receded. A fI tuther advanco took place in Crodit Lyonnaris zares, wuhicci now ahow a rise of eo on their meke- AP prmee a fortnight back. It is noW nfirned thea tho cease of the .nbound is a cominng increm of tbe ...

... Credit Industriel could only be esecuted at 697.50-a rise of 17.60. French R'ailways were only dealt in for meoney at a small im- provement, and Sueazand Paams ohares gained 6f. and 2.60 respegtively. Easter Monday being now a bank holiday, to o k9uge Wgx ...

... three months. The railway traffic returns now in course of pub- iation include the traffic of Easter Sunday, awnst an ordinary week last year. In 1859 Easter unday fell on the 24th of April. The drectors of the Eastern Bengal Railway olnpany announce their ...