... Germany for the most part ;hout quotas former rates, but some places in Belgium unider the anec- exhausation of atocka~have been rising. Peeth,JinHungar, iny after large saleshad becomnequiet through westernadv~ces; ?? at Noew York, acoording to our expectations ...

... Tines Leasebold Private Houcco, the Grove, Hammee'- p~ith; aod TwvoLeasehold Private Residences, Shaftesbury-road, gtorrscy-rise-li o'clocke. PrvAC and Eosx, Measrs,-Eleven Leasehold Dwelling Houses, Ftork's-coad, awnd Six ditto, Ruverdy-road, Berrnondsecy--ls ...

... will have a sensible effect on. the value of some of the high-priced shares wvhich have lately experienced so remarlkable a rise. Tho followving sales have-been conclu~ded -South Basset, 610, G61, Dolcoath, 105v ex div-.; W~est Providence, 54; Wheal Trelawney ...

... of Bi b1 ines5 Sabaeqtintly however to the shutting * fthe Stock Exchange, intelligence that the pars bousse had closed at a rise induced Sc thoe delers to quote prices I per cent. higher. El fiscourleittlv reported that the propriety of raising t'e rate ...

... Peruvian being fractionally lower. A u feature is a rise of about I in Russian. N According to Heuter's telegrams: At Paris the Bourse continved steady, and there was, on the whole little variation in p rises. 'The Three per Cent, OlAinaxy IRente deliued for ...

... bad o.s .little visible eftf XAie Qity to-day. It might i have be supps that a ex 6s o Dr Chinese porte would have tonded to rise, es anticipation of large: remittances by Fance of Me ilver tothe seat of war; but there bsabe w ,rat d l a ?? there aiy ilportant ...

... rally by the renewed rise in Argentine bonds. 3 Anything Added to the pledgeable value of I speculative securitiesisa good point for markets I as a whole. It is hold that, had money been eheap instead of somewhat dear just now, the rise in Argentine securities ...

... paid. Sub- sequently a partial reaction took place, but at the close the appearance of the market was again favour- able. The rise was almost general, and amounted in many of the leading descriptions to I to 1 per cent. At the close of the Stock Exchange ...

... some realisations. ! Consols were in request, and advanced g. to 3-16 per cent. Railway stocks experienced au almost general rise, owing partly to the issue of favour- able traffic returns by the Southern lines. Cale- donian stock advanced 1, per cent.; ...

... though stedy in ohaac, were dull,theere .being little disposition to enter into fresh transac- tiona on the eve' of 'the Easter holidays. Some check was also giyen fby news of a decline on the Paris Bourse. Consols closed about 1-16 per cent. lower than ...

... continue to derive great support from the anticipation of a still essief money market. Console at one period attained, a fl fesih rise of t per cent., but afterwards returned j yesterday's quotations. The preparations for the monthly settlement to-morrow Show ...

... been during the last two years tt almostithe, maximum rates paid for 1 :7h when prosperity was at its height, end the great. rise inprices and wages had to oome. .It was n_ -N doubtedly true in the course of last half-yeart that | the increase of ,trto ...