... \ I DUBLIN MONEY MARKET. Dublin, Tuesday Evening. There is a very moderate demand for money in our market at the present discount rates, which nevertheless have been fully sustained. £36,000 in bullion were taken into the Bank of England. The weather to-day has been most inclement, and the influence produced on Stock Exchange operations was of a depressing character. The near approach of the ...

... ?? . ?? ~ ~ r iy,. Dublin, Tueasay Evening. There bas been little doing to0aq in the Discount Market, The demand for money on eccount of the Stock lvhbapnge settlement, whicL is p ogressing satisfactorily both here and in Loudon, has bee_. very limited. The rates remain unaltered ai, 23; in Lon- don the market was tighter, and although the rate, 14 f, remains the bame, tbere vias not the ...

... TjONETARY AOCOMMERCIAL. I I . I I .. ?? Dublin, Saturday Evening. During the past week the businesa of the Stock *Exchange has been of i rt1er active character. The Bank of England rate hies' been 'increased from 2 to 2t per cent, and -the lilsh rates for discount and de- posit have advanced in a corresponding degree. The beat descriltioibs of bills qre now in the market at from Sto 4 per ...

... ' MONETAR ; , -- s: : ,- I I I . DUBLiS tbitt ItAtkT. 'atea, 8 to 81 per oent. Xa LoiD the dwAwA i Mao been ?? f p erept, In'the Stock and Share UarkitA attention w chiefly been directed to tbe Rettlegiant, which como 6icnced to-day. 'he i'mares ' have consequently tuleS flt, espeoially,lkri~sn+ Xail8 were aalso very dull. The oontafgo etese se light, abouth'rn'e asi Ist amount. Turwiih asud ...

... i 'ONETARY -INTELLIGENC . I . _ DUBLIN MONEY: MARKET;. Dublin, Wednesday Evening. Console to-day :pere * weaker at 92J. New Threes were fractionally lower for cash at 911 J, and closed without change. India 6 per Cent. Stock repeated 108*. The 4. per Cent, wasi lowered atlO3,'andclosedbuyers. American Securities dull. New York Central was a shade less firm. Philadelphia (General unaltered. ...

... IMONETARY INTELLIGEflNCE. I n- DUBLIN XOPEY1ARKIET. d Dublin, Friday Evening. y The demand for discount has beenvery light at [e* former rates, 3 to 38 per cent. The English market ebhas also been quiet. A withdrawal of gold for cur- ; rency purposes is usually looked for towards the end o of this month. The weekly return of the Bank of e England has' been iesued; the reserve shows a dinmi- ...

... SALE OF RAMS AND SHEEP AT Ma, BOROUGH. (From our Correspondent.) Maryborough, Tuesday Evening. The Bfth annual sale of rams for the Irish Ram- Breeding Association was held here to-day, under the eficient management of Mr. Gavin Low, auc- tioneer and secretary to the. association. The at- tendance was large and respectable, comprising all the large sheepholder§ and breeders of the Queen's ...

... I - - C. I I ~ In the Court of Bankruptcy yesterday Judges Miller and Harrison sat at a quarter past twelve o'clock to give judgment in this case which was argued some weeks ago, on a motion of the official and trade assignees, and Mr. Charles Murland, a cre. ditor, that the railway should be sold in court l without an application to Parliament for an Act of Parliament for that purpose. t ...

... MARKET INTELLIGENCE-YESTERDAY LiTTLE GREEN MAIANET-JAN.18R-Egge.-Export prles- Hen, lie Od per 124. Home Trade-Hen, 14s 6d.- JOHN M'DOZINELL, Factar. BY TELEGRAPH. LONDON CORN-JAN. IS.-English and foreign wrhesi lowver to sell. Mealting barley steady; grinding esasir Oats Od dearer on week. Alaize, beans, and pass quIet. Flour unaltered. Arrivals-Englanlo whea,,35q flour, 21,607 secks Foreign ...

... I London, Monday.. The Afark-lane zprasa of to-day ?? was a good supply of country flour on Monday and fair arrivals from foreign ports. The trade in country qualities wvas exceedingly dull at scarcely firmer rates, and to sell foreign freely it was necessary to make some concession to buyers. On Wednesday there were 700 sacks foreign. There was then no increased facility in the sales of ...

... l ?? t ,i14 j ,jfPUBZ1N XMONEX-ARKET. .-IublinThursday Evening. Am we anticipated in our issue yesterday, the Ia'nk of England directors, at their meeting to-day, reduced their rate froxr4 p 'dent.; at which it .was fixed on 21st October, to S pei' cent. 'This step was ,b'n ofiecesfity *on th-eir tpar t ifthey;'wis*ed'to ?? ,the, busi^ese offered on the open narket, he ruling rate there ...

... I I DUBLIN IXONEY MARKET. Dublin, Friday Evening. There is no change of importance to note in the condition of the i3tock and Sharo Markets to-day, prices in the majority of cases having been well sustained at previous rates. Some of the second. class Foreign Stocks, such us Egyptians, were quoted at higher values on speculative buying as much as from any other cause, There has not been ...