... the Stock Exchange. tihe principal featnre was the demand for foreign bonds, especially for l,vp'i in, which experienced a rise ranging fr~im to rntarlyv2p or cent. The State Domain and Daira loaits were iii chief request, and the buying was statedl to ...

... TRADE. AL. . . . . ?? .. lu st v - LbflAJ. a LxacnaEsr. -There has been a quieter tone in business since in Easter, yet, notwithstanding the rise in the discount market. he the confidence that neither wools nor yarns will recede in or price had Induced ...

... Foreign are still large; thle st lowt prices at which Foreign Wheat nas been selling, tog,.- itt tit-r with the anticipated rise oft duty, have given pri-:lt let activity to the trader, and we have had ant ?? salt' le to country buyers and the neighbouring ...

... per boxless. Terne platte 2s. per box below tin-plotes of similar brand. ReKans.-Notwitlistandlng the interruption of the Easter holi- days, and the advatnce irs Bank rate last Thursday to 3j per cent., a cnalderable amousrt af buseness has been transacted ...

... yieldeli a splendid profit c to manufacturersi, and also vye v fell emplovirnesrt to the ., best cl:rss of workpeople. Ins rise cottist lbrranch orders for a considerable quantities ?? been plhced frc e dy spring a delivery, andi workpcople trill ?? fair ...

... COUNTRY MARKETS. IDERBY CORN MARKET. Indl Coaos KEys, Friday. April O.-Being Easter Fair day, we have a Barl small attendance ill the corn-market. A small sbpply of wheat, Bea which meets free sale at Is. to 2s. advance. Beans Ia nearer. Other Pea things ...

... Mahometan burial-place. The problem now is, what is to be done with them? TII SOuT'n-EASTERN 1AILAWAY.-We understand that on Easter Tuesday another grand blast of the cliffs on the line of the Sotuth-Eastern Railway, near Dover, will take place. 'The operation ...