... One o'dac4, BANK RATE FIVE PER CENT.-MARKETS ALL BETTER.S OPERATORS HOPEFUL.-VALUES ALL HIGHER. The Bank of England directors, at their meeting this morning, decided to make no alteration in the official minimum, which, therefore, remains at 5 per cent. Not many people at the last anticipated an upward ?? to-day, but still the absence of action has given a (great amount of relief, as clear ...

... THcE MIONEY M.JARKET. MARKETS QUIET.-)IOrVEIE.NTS IRREGULAR.-NO SPECIAL FEATURE. The recent wididrawals of gold from the Bank of Lngland, and the rumoured difficulties in financial circles, have had little effect upon the value of money in the open marlket, which continues to move steadily down- ward, Shlort loans are readily obtainable at 1 per cent., while the quotation for discounting three ...

... I TIZIA T CREDITORS LOSE BY B)AVIVRUPT DEBTORS. EIGWIIT MILLIONS O01 B.n) DsITS IN A Y] AR. CREDITORS5 in England and Wales lost last year nearly eight millions sterling through the insolvency of debtors. Although the amount is large there is this satisfaction, that it i; very much less than the estimated losses of former years. In 1883, which was the latt year o the Bankruptcy Act of 1869, ...

... T H E Ti l 0 BN E Y AA AIRK K E T. I I I j;I- ,~rz1atsl 7!zlveis, IBANK RATE SIX PER CENT-.C.-~MyERICA:\' RAILS BUOYANT.- OTHER DEPARTMENTS GENERALLY FIR-M. The Bank of En~gland directors at their mneeting this morning maada no alteration in the official minimuim, Nvhich thereoerean t 6 per cent. InI the Open mar~ket there is a good demandl for money in connection with thle payments on ihe ...

... BY AN INSIDER. THE Stock Exchange may not be sanctified, but it is sacred, inasmuch as none can pass within its portals but those who are members, and their clerks, whose right of entry to the H Iouse has been sanctioned by the duly consti- tuted authorities. Before entering an Eastern mosque faithful and unfaithful alike must leave their shoes on the threshold, but if one of those who are ...

... One O'do~k. MARKETS GENERALLY STEADY TO FIRMK.-QUIET BUSINESS. LITTLE FEATURE.-GRAND TRUNK STATEMENT. There is less pressure for money in the open market. some of the Egyptian Unified dividend money having become available, and borrowers can generally get their requirements satisfied at 3,3 to 4 per cent. The firmness of the discount rate continues, and little disposition is shown to do ...

... MONEY AND.. STOCKS THE MONEEY MARKETR.': here is a moderate demand for day-to-day loans, and about 3 per cent .btalned. Fixtures are called 4 per cent. The discount-.market is again ?? withd rawals for South A merida bei ng a' spe seiali nfluece forY th-tm being. Three months' flne bills are not take n under 4% to 5 per~ cent A I Igoild- risen'to 135.40~ rc The Buenos Ayres premium old nas ...

... IHE MONEY MARKET. salf-paof Tsvdhc STOCK MARK.ETS DULL.-FALL IN ARGENTINES.- AMERICANS WEAK. :. The Money Market is very quiet, and rate; continue extremely low., The quotation for three months' bills is 1 '3 to 1., per cent.; for short loans Y to /4 per cent.; and for longer periods 1i/4 per cent. Bills are scarce, and money is abundant. The Stack Markets open in a dull mood, and prices, ...

... Twc17ipr 'Gck. COMMENCEMENT OF; THE SETTLEMENT.-CHEERFULNESS REIGNS. THE MONEY MARKET. Tile Stock Exchange settlement has had comparatively little effect oln the Mdoney Market on this occasion, and there has only been a very lillited demand for short loans, The discount market is also quiet, and givers of bills have command of tile position. There is a prettygenerat ?? on the market that the ...

... lii-: ~AN RTE 'NCL.NGEI) TIE MONEY MVARKET. 'I he direcctors o(f thei ankii of England at thecir w~eel\ ine Ino-g, to-day decided not to chiunge C L- oflicial rate of' discolult. lh it lalik I. till III a WHa i -'stiolig ?? oll Ill ~pit Ili ?? ?? which I ave! t. keni p lace, althLou-' Ii it th ey iiicirca!s( as is qmite problable, an aidvanice iii tle Baink tate may be l-ooked olo. The pall ...

... CITY NOiES. Tlil, FiALL. Or Tinr TItusr COMPAiXIES. Thei dihty Of thle shareholders who have received the circular just issued tirel1dustrial and General Trust is quite plain, It is to seize the citortullit\7 of demanding a thorough, independent investigation into the Otil f tice company. it is fashionable to attack the trust companies, ow hare had manly mnisfortunns to deal wvitti, but it ...

... MON EIV AND STOCK S S.T ?? RATL' UNCII.ANGI.1). RE'COVVRY I-N AMI:RICAIx'S. THE MONEY MARKET. I li chirecioi! iU lie 'licitil rI Ltlaiiti ?? [Intl liet it' vc. ( ,,V iflcntltii lin thu markei, ant the (tilirax.k it g~itdditndlitit .1 al it( r' ?? 11lett ?? 11.1V4 h :d( Ili ( ileit fill cdi coililt rattte as colttidllrlble, arrival are littptxetlcl ahod 'ci Fitle-. ta-, becII little dclciitiil ...