... CITY OPFICE, Boierse-bduin3rs, 2o, Btc.,kerssbey, E.C. U'hd/esdey, Hall-pasi Twzeal. Attention on the Stock Exchange is still chiefly given to the arrangements for to-morrow's settlement. With the exception of a few of the Foreign Bonds, the tendency of the markets is weak this morning, especially American Securities, which are sold in response to New York quotations. Home Railways.-A rise of ...

... The assumption was very general in the end of the week that money would be cheap for the settlement commencing to-day. No very intelligible reason could be given for this view, but it was based in the main upon the fact that the last settlement proved much easier than was expected. There- fore the Stock Exchange says this settlement must also be easy because, in the first place, there has ...

... 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, 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 ...

... 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 ...

... CITV OFFICE, Boaerse,-btuldiagS, 20, Bucklersbw-y, E.C. Thursday, Half past Tiveve. The Stock Markets this morning have opened strong, at a general advance. Egyptian bonds show a rise of from Y+ to 4, and the Tribute Loans are Y to I higher. Home Railways all show improvement, with the exception of a slight reduction in Midland, the advance being from Y6 to S. American Railroads too, in ...

... AN URVLREA L IJ.'NK RA dW . SEVERAL, things probablv contributedl to thc dccision of thc T3ank of England directors not to alter their nom nal o'ficia] rate yestcr- day. A sligght improvcment wvas visible in Llic si ght exchanges in bothl Paris and Ncw York. In thc one casc it has lcd people to infer that the gold withdrawals would bc stoppul, and on I the other that shipments hither wvere ...

... THIS D)AVYS 'NION TEV A LMAK LET. cvrv OvvicE. ?? ?? ?? .! e-b'v7 E, C. There is a decidedly firm tendency in the Stock. Alarkets t!hs mor ning, and a good deal more activity is noti ealble than was the case on Stiorrils-. Almost all departments show. improvement, owilng to the: I e;-er i iig that prevails as regards the settlement of the diffikuoltv in i.i- ot. Vvrchases ire bein freely made ...

... THIS DAY'S M1ONEY IMARKiET. CITY 01tI,. ?? ' is Lot fucll Ch doing ill the stocl ti morniDg, attenttion being J'I tle9 'ven to the arrangemen, of re :t-l ?? 3ettiement, andl th;e tone ot ?? dep artments is undecided. ...

... I It is hoped that the payment for the new Treasury bills sold last Monday will have some influence upon the Money Market to-day. As they w ill fall, however, for the most part, into the hands of those who hold the bills failing due, the effect cannot be sery great. At most, it will mean that something less than 5oo,ooo will go into the Bank of England in payment of the new bills issued in ...

... Since the i3tth of November, when the last making up of prices took place on the Stock Exchange, there has been a general fall in all descriptions of securities, excepting a few issues in the Foreign Market. The fall in Home Railways has not, for the most part, been very heavy; but, remembering that the quotations of the 13th of November, compared with those of the 25th of October, showed a ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MIARKILT,,'. CIry- Onrion. Sar-se-wL'Jbg~s, 20, Bc&naq SC. There is no inpoemtto notice in hotsinless onl the Stock Exchannge, arc! this mornilog the tenci ecyCI~ Of tite ma~rkets is tin ~decdcc, o ring to tie few% tratosactions in progress, I toime llailwat',-A ri-ie Of to' t4 per Cent. isl Iright1onl A, Chlathami arld Tiver, noa ifil (9IC nar an d a fal ofI in ?? mac 'lli of ...