... .¶JIAAE LAST-TEIS DA.I. . Tle I ?? Stocks and S-;--yes not quo0td in this List will be fcund in the Mcoey Article page g. jloc d S,Ice! tl 6oeltC '7 100 14, St w^oe L . St 100 G 0: rO ( t S- IV~t., S, o St 10C I lit zoo L 9t ,oL St 100, sloer St 100 31 St ioo Is _lorl St 100 I St I0 L S 5t loo, L St 100 i 1~ 5:t 1 oo St wto | St 100 1 i St Io00 St 100 ott; OlCS ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. ...

... CITY OnIoCF, Chascle-alley, CornzIW Zizesday, ?? Oze. All the Stock Markets have been quiet this morning, new business having been checked by the final arrangements of the fortnightly settlement, which will be com- pleted this afternoon. Consequently the movements in prices are not generally important; but the tendency has been favourable except for a few Foreign descriptions, and most ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MARKET;. . . .. . I A CIL V OFIICE, CeanyzValleJ', Cornir, bJida;y, Halffpavlt 0Jc. Owing to the approach of the fortnightly settlement, there is little animation on the Stock Exchange, and this morning in some departments business has been almost at a standstill. Most of the alterations have been on the favourable side. No change has occurred in the Funds, Consols for money ...

... CITY OFFICE, Choaric.rzll,. CrniilZ. .)Salonlay, T8welveoe'rtlrk. There has not been much doing in the discount market this week, and the rates for bills were weak, the best three months' acceptances being taken yester- day at 2 to 2X per cent, The supply of money on offer was very abandant, and dan-to-day loans were merely a matter of arrangement. According to the Gazcile return issued on ...

... he Clrv OFFICE, C(77n rge:-as! , CjrV, ad Aronday, Half-past One. W, The arrangements for to-morrow's settlement still continue principally to ig. occupy the attention of dealers and others on the Stock Exchange this morning. ed The stock markets opened about the same as they closed on Saturday, but almost irl immediately afterwards became firm on speculative purchases, which have con- rd ...

... Crrv Ov;rrci,;, Cdoah-alley, Corenhit. Thursday, Half-iast One, The Bank of England directors decided to make no change in the rate of discount this morning, which remains at 3% per cent. In the open market there is a fair demand for accommodation from the country, and the rates for the best three months' bills are about ?? to 2 s per cent. Money continues as plentiful as ever. The Stock ...

... . , 5- ?? - 11 . .. I CITY OFIFoICE, C/hatlk-a//lc', C'r nfil?. Wcdnesday', Iuz/f-pJzst (w. The arrangements for to-morrow's settlement still principally engage atten- tion on the Stock Exchange this morning. The markets for Public Secu- Tities opened very strong at a general advance in quotations, and the majority of stocks continued to improve up to i4id-day, but since then not many bargains ...

... IT may be hoped that Mr. Carl Rosa, who has done so much to raise the character of English operatic performances, has at last found a home for English opera-or opera in English, as he prefers to call it-at Her Majesty's Theatre. In his attempts to discover a suitable resting-place he has made the tour of theatrical London. It was at the Princess's Theatre, in Oxford-street, that he commenced ...

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... S.IpRI? LIST-THIS DA Y. Th 7r1 cipi Stocks and Shares not quoted in this List will to fourd in the Money Article page 9. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Closing Prices Business done Pd RailwayS. yesterday. to-dlay to I p.m. B d. towl s.0d 'Exeter - . St! GIs-donilf .. -. . l9 120% 120M Ig/% c Elt , Btl~ottlfln(Cfdslaidated 23 it' GrklsagowsfldSouthWester 4 1202, 14 St '~I1 a atr . .. 491/5 4978 ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y. I I '~The principal Stocks and Shame not quoted inithis List will be found in the Money Article page 9. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Railways. Closing Prices Business done thlr1d. Br atlwan E ste yesterday. to-day to pi.m St 1o5 ritl0 n Eee - -- - I- 16 &I oo Caledonianl .. - .. 9 7 ~ 97 S,,, Eson Lodo (Consolidated)i x8 87 St too Great Eastern . *. 50 / 5 I ye xd St 100 ...

... HIrte antT7 $inancte. With the exception of the Great Western, all the English railway companies tl lhave now issued their accounts for the second half of last year ; and the results are extremely satisfactory, bearing out in a very striking way the inferences we have drawn in these columns from a variety of other circumstances, that the distress of which we hear so much is confined to a few ...