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... up to 9d and l0d per hour. A notice was given the masters that if the rise vas not acceded to the men would come out on strike. Tlis notice expired on Satmrday, but owing to the Easter holidays intervening nothing of a definite nature has been done. It ...
... Cents. .a209; ditto Fives at 1113; ditto Fours at l01'. Colonial Gover-ument Securities were firm, and Quaeclsland Sixes mark a rise of 4. Indian 1 Guaranteed Lines ore without change, except a fall of f in East Indian 5 per Cent. BondLs. Foreign Stocks have ...
... further decline in the value of wheat at most of the leading provincial markest. Unless anything untoward should occur to give rise to uneasy feelings in regard to the growing crops, prices can hardly be expected to rally for a time. The large millers appear ...
... consumption of fodder has alto ensued from the extended breeding of cattle, so that all cereals havo gradualty-advanced. Thie rise abs obanged the relative position of Ireland to Great Britain. as a source of supply, a circumatance of no slight iamnortance ...
... tensions are a shade firmer. Banlis continue firm. London and WVest- nhister at 624, 34j; and Union of London at 884, 94', sho a, rise of 4. Bank of Egypt ad- vanced 1 ; Brazilian 1, and ditto New J. In the Miscellaneous Sic rekt, Peninsuclar and Oriental Steam ...
... particu- larly good; Bonds of 1868 improved t; ditto 9 per Cent. A to 101 to 2; and Pasha Loan to 853. Turkish also firm, at a rise in the 5 per Cents., and I in the 6 per Cents. of 1865. Ita- lians are i, and Spanish nearly & better. Peru- vians, however ...
... Chariton :Lundon: Iltill'Packet. Giern rBiull: Now- castle Tr ader, Easter. Ynrmiouth, ;uoots. Perennifi., Sawdeil Bridbiaitoui: Douglas, W Iletr, Biasri?, oraI ke4 gswps ma~te- I :riseds. iSIdydosie,, ~iitch'i l'fitbouth: COimwc u' 'v nis!' ?? :mosuth, ...
... 507. i The return of Bankers' Paid Cloarings amounts to only £60,493,000, in consequence of the in- terruption caused by the Easter holidays. The English Funds have been weakher, clos- -e inu at a decline of j in Consols, both for money to and account, and ...
... excitement in London has led to large transactions and liberal orders, and as the recent con- tinental quotations, which were rising, must now be deemed little more than things passed away, we can only anticipate the effects produced by the warlike character ...
... ing value frequently do, even when the rise is not founded on suffieicist grounds to be permanent. It im important for buyers of tea in China to consider, in the present case, that the principal reason of the rise in the values of green teas in the London ...
... in the eorrespoenling weck last .d year.-fleratatihs 1?afitlay Journal. at H RISE IN INORTi-AST'i'ER.N ST'OCK, - Several reasons are assigned, says the City, for rt the rise in North-BEastern Stock. The risk of a z. strike among the coalminers has passed ...
... Liverpool; bat the Easter holidays~brought business; to an early close. Prices for the best quali- ties ranged from 68 to 69-francs per 157 kilos. (equal to .44s. to 44s. 6d. petMSOMbs. English), the faur and Isix ?? aiso psr caripazeu.in Tme rise, ciosng on ...