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... looked upon as the worst enemies of the labour- ing classes. The Easter holidays have reduced the amount i of business, but the upward movement of the markets has I continued, the rise on the average being fully is. per qr. l The continental markets have ...
... have on previous occasions stated as to the speeu- lative nature of the rise, there is nothing to excite surprise in sales made to realise proits before parties leave town for the Easter holidays, as in such cases it is always considered safest to clear off ...
... -0 Nubgct 'Rigtt. BY HENRY W. LUCY CONSIDERING the imminence of the Easter Holidays and the rare splendour of the spring weather, Mr. Goschen had a fair audience for his Budget Speech on Monday night. But, by comparison with ordinary occasions, not to ...
... his document as to Norfolk. Coincident with the rise in com a rise of 10,000/1 in poor-iatt Wa trust he will not forget these facts the spleen which he will contribute to prolonging the debate till Easter. One set of tables was, presume, specially designed ...
... I UESDAY EVENING. The market was very steady all the afternoon, but ?? to the approach of the Easter holidays busi- Dess was on a very limited scale. Rise-French 'lbree and a half per Cent. Rentes 12a, Italians 16a, Brazilain Four per Cent. 55c, Turkish ...
... things agricultural than it has been our pleasure to hear fora very coasilerable tine. I In connoceion with ,the farmer's rising hopes it has to be remarked that these improved espectat ens are very far from inc;ucing him to the well-thinned reser ves ...
... that the principal gain from the Easter holiday traffic has fallen to the southern lines. Of course the total receipts of the large companies for the single xweek do not necessarily show the full results of the Easter traffic, which al involvcs a delay ...
... during the Easter recess at his sent, Brocket Hall. Lord and Lauly Erskine are visiting at Youngsburv, the seat of B. Giles King, Esq. Earl and Countess Cowper, the aon. \5Vnu. Cowper, M.P., and Lord anti Lady Ashley, nre lat Poishanger for the Easter holidavs ...
... Stocks-Rise-Great Northern 4, to 144k. Railwayl Debenture Stocks-Rise-Mid- land Great Western Four per Cent J, to 144A. Realiaed-l)oregal Five per Cent, 146. Railway Baronial Guarqnteea Shares- Unchanged -West Carberry at 29s 6i. Banks-Rises-Bank of ...
... la on Easter Monday. Theoprcsc r I is an Italian organ-grinder. The case had beentwice pre- viouly adjdurned in cousemunence of the prosecutor'being unable to appear. Mr. Crowther Davies, in stating the case for the prosecution, said on Easter Monday ...
... making up slightly lower ii3 ilcarly every case, the losses of the past wee;k having more thati conrpen- sated for tine rises before Easter. 'The declines oil balance are not, how- ever, very serious. In regard to Rhodesians there is a differetit ta!e to tell ...
... t .' TE t'gN DE. Since Easter the weather has become really seasonable he and springlike, though the occasional recurrenne cf td nortbherly winds has prevented the mean temperature to being ashigh as it would otherwise have been. ThLe , m rapid growgth ...