... The money market continues its downward course. The best rate for fine bills of three or four months to run on Saturday was only 3 A, and this week it promises to be speedily at 3. The Indian banks, indeed, sold their paper to arrive up to the 3 1st inst. at 3 per cent. on Friday, and are now trying to effect a sale of those due by the first three mails in April at 2X. They were offered 2 on ...

... CITY OFFICE, Chaanqe-alley, Cornhill. .&iday, Half-past 7Telve. This morning the Stock markets are inactive. The Funds and Home Rail- ways are fairly well supported, but Foreign descriptions show weakness. American stocks are tolerably good, while Canadian remain unaltered. The changes are as follows:- The English Funds:-A rise of 31s per cent. in Reduced and New Three per Cents., and in ...

... CITY OFFICE, Chanye-alley, CornhAll. Friday, Half-past 7zv*ev. This morning the Stock markets are inactive. The Funds and Home Rail- ways are fairly well supported, but Foreign descriptions show weakness. American stocks are tolerably good, while Canadian remain unaltered. The changes are as follows:- The English Funds:-A rise of i' per cent. in Reduced and New Three per Cents., and in ...

... NO=ICZ-O; aed af.r 2l1'WNDAy AYEXT 1k l idsI of ,.knaary, .tke PALL HAIL- GAZET T-E w;X be j ?? eg ONATE 5PE.NNATY. ...

... CITY OFFICE, Bo baiZticgs, 20, Bnckler-sburX, . C. )U1onday, Zlfaf-.Pasl Twltve. On the Stock Exchange this morning weakness generally is apparent, and almost all descriptions, where they have altered at all, have moved downwards. The American department is especially depressed, owing to the decline on the New York Stock Exchange on Saturday. The fall ranges from Y& to /14. Foreign stocks are ...

... ItZe,111.llay,St) ?? The rate for the best bills falling due in three months in the open nirket this morning is weaker at albout i 34' per cent. and the demiand is rather limited. Day-to-day loans are in active request at 2 per cent. Business on the Stock Exchange this morning is not very active, attention being chiefly given to the concluding arrangements of the settlement. The Funds are ...

... CITY OFFICE, Bozers,.aildi-,s, 20, Bseckle)olury, E, C. Fridcay, Zfa?-!pas Twelve7. There is again an absence of activity on the Stock Exchange this morning and values are not appreciably altered. Steadiness generally, however, prevails, and in several instances improvement is shown, except in the Ameri- can Railroad department, where the lower prices from New York have led to an almost ...

... The Money Mark-et was harder yesterday, because each day makes the probability of a demand for gold from New York mnore imminent. Bills were also more plentiful, because it was the 4th of the month, when so many commercial transactions are settled, and brokers therefore got better rates- from 4,4 per cent. up to 5 per cent., and sometimes a little beyond. This stiffness is not likely to ...

... CITY OFFICE, Cfzalage-alley, Cor11kill. WYediesday, Half-past Twelve. Markets are again stagnant this morning. Discount rates show no altera- t]011, and the incluiry for money is but moderate. Stocks and shares opened rather dull, and prices in home railways gave way, notwithstanding the satis- actor. traffic receipts published this morning. Tilbury stock has given way ost, but it usually ...

... CITY OFFICE, 20u ee-dni!&os, zo, BUc2e;e'dSbry, S.C., Saturday, ?? Tzave. The Stock Markets this morning are very thinly attended, many dealers having left the city yesterday until Tuesday. and the business done is on an exceedingly small scale. The markets generally are tolerably steady; but the wet weather is still influencing Home Railways, fears being entertained as to the effects on the ...

... THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN WVEBB. Full detil' of the tragical death of Captain Webb in his attempt to swim itrgh the \j a~ Rapids are given in telegrams sent by the special corre- th.cede f the S` ,t'C0ls?.n at New York and Toronto. In some particulars nese rtesaes contradict statements which were quoted yesterday from the tmerican paspet . The New York telegram says \-b atternpted his perilous feat ...

... Cnrv OFFICe, 8t/:z- 5eduidi&av, 20, EXktm5utw, ?? Sallerday, Twelve o'Clock. There is a gloomy feeling generally on the Stock Exchange this morning, and in all departments without exception there is a tendency to depress prices. This is not so marked in Home Railways as in some of the other markets ; but here there is a fractional decline in many instances. Foreign Stocks are especially fiat, ...