... for bills, 3j; three asonths, 4 per cent. The Stock Markt4 opened quiet. Funds unchanged. Home Railways steady, and show's rise of J oa Mid- land, J on North Western, t on Great Western, and t on Brighton Deferred and Xorth Eastern. Americans firm, Ontsrio ...

... here- Government Funds-Rise Cfnsois, &, to I 104jj, and India Three and a Half per Cent 3 ^, to 114Q. Unchanged-India Three per F Cent at 104l-. F Corporation Stocks-Rise-Dnblin i to r110. Steamships were not quoted. X Banks-Rise-National , to 1 UnI r ...

... that we find any, rise at all equal to that which has taken place this season. January, 1891, quoted 32s. 7d., April 38s. 4d. per quarter, a rise of Ss..Sd. per quarter. In 1871 January quoted 52s. Ed., and April 57s. 8d., a rise of just Ss. per quarter ...

... maize we had on hand the rise already experienced will, however, teach economy, and induce foreign shipments ; and it is well this has oc- curred in time enough to waken up every port that has anything to spare. A further rise in wheat has tiken place ...

... statistics of our external trade for April- show expansion. Before rejoicing over much it is well to recall the fact that Easter fell in April, 1890, while the past month's trade was free from the disturbance of holidays. There is an increase of 3,502 ...

... of the Easter festival, and this year executive power and refined taste united as on former occasions, to make the celebration memorable. Gounod's O Day of Penitence, a beautiful composition, was admirably sung on Good Friday; and on Easter Day, there ...

... and sellers will not commit themselves to any great extent just now. Some makers are even san- guine enough to x ticipate a rise to £11. per ton for rails. The demand would no doubt be even more extensive than it is now, were it not that many of the smaller ...

... with this day fortnight, before the influence of the holidays affected trade. OJn the month a net rise of is. 7d. in the average is disclosed, though the rise from the 32s. 6d. current early in March to the 35s. 3d. with which the month ended amounts to ...

... authority for the isaximi| that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. This being the last day of Easter term, Mr. Ching, the chief usher, attthe rising of the Court, maude the quaint old proclatliation usual otl sucs occasions. It ran as follows:- ...

... without anyone rising to mnake a proposition, The CHAIRAKAN asked if anyone wished to propose a gentleman as churchwarden. It was not absolutely necessary that such an appointment should be made. Things could go on as they were now until Easter if no one was ...

... BESP0O7DEVT ' I The Easter holidays were remnarkably fne, and the approach of summer did not appear far I wdistant as one atche(c the swallows skimming , over the river, or looked up into the beautiful I t and cloudless blue skies of Easter Sunday and ,Monday ...

... if the Chancellor of tho Exchequer woidd undertake that some day after Easter would him opportunity bringiug on his motion; adding, with eye to what might take place before Easter, that should like to have a similar promise from Lord Hartington, a far-seeing ...