... gTr'rT an 4inanmt As the return of the New York banks yesterday prepared us to expect, a fall is reported this morning in the New York exchange upon London. The Z xchavge is still above the specie point, though not much ; but if the outflow &f coin from the reserve banks continues as of late, that point mly be reached Gand even passed. The better opinion undoubtedly is that gold will not be ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y. V The Principal Stocks and Shares not quoted in this List will be found in the Money Article page 9. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Closing Prices Business done Sh.Pd. Railways. yesterday. yesterday. St ioon Caiedonian - - .. 03 oxY% 14 13%70[ St roon Ditto Def. Ord., No. I . 44 15 -4 St I[ Ditto, No. ( .C d 30 32 St 1oo'East London (Codad) 30 32 St z0o GlasgowandSouthw ...

... KLADDERADA TSCT. THr well-known Berlin Punch is the subject of an interesting letter in the TemnipS from M. Kohn-Abrest, an Austrian who has acted for many years past as the Paris correspondent of the Tgi'ablat of Vienna. The occasion for the letter lay in the recent death of Herr Hofaann, the editor of Kladdeyadalsch and one of its original founders. In 1845, a year of trouble and ...

... SCULLILvG ON THE THAMES. TIIc matches as yet decided on the Thames have failed to produce the S1em'blance of a race; consequently the excitement of watching them has fallen short of the interest of anticipation. This is much to be (gretteds for professional rowing has fallen to so low a state that half-a- ~C1.Cfl closely contested events would do no more than partially set this Cce flourishing ...

... I. ?? . . . . . . . . . I ClIT 01, [OIes, ChIaq,;e-ak/J/, Co;r-nV/. e ?? Z . ,. o /. The Bank of England directors made no change il the rate of discount on s Thursday, which remailns at 3,'4 per cent. In the Opcn miarket this week there n has hcen a good demand for discount, and the tendency was fairlY finlnl, 3 ; to e 3Y per cent. being charged for negotiating the best three monlthis' bills ...

... LAVA l IN X: AY0111V .x 1s FI i1_ littS Y . CITY OFFICE, CJlhag/'-ahey, COir/lhl. The fortnightly settlement onl the Stock Exchange has, so far, procecdcd satisfactorily, and will be completed this afternoon. The Funds are quiet, but tolerably firm, Consols for the account hlavint fractionally improved. lclme Railways are firmly supported, all the movements being favourable. Canadian lines are ...

... MIONtEY MIARKET' THIS ?? Civt Ol ICE1, Glanze-ally~, Gui-it 'ill llome Gloveininent Securitics have opened wcithl a firml tendenicy thlis morning, Consols for the account anid Rleduced andi N\ew Three ?? hat in- 5lghtlyt improvcd. English Railways are not very active, butt thc tone seemls ?? to firm- ncss. Canadian issucs arc quiet and stcady. The Foreign maikeet is ahlmost wvithlout v ...

... At Burnley last evening, Mr. Touchstone, of Manchester, delivered a lecure on Church Defence, and in a political allusion to the practices of bribery and corruption, said that from 1832 to 188o the Conservatives had lost io6 seats for illegal practices, and the Liberals 169. The Cueen is expected to leave Windsor Castle on a visit to London. Her Ndajesty,' %ho will be accompanied by Princess ...

... CITY OFFICE, Chwia, ahy CnpjzlLg. Tlzursdlay, Ifaif-last Trodrsc.. No change was made in the Bank rate this morning. The demand in the open mart-et is of a very limited nature, and the rate charged for negrotiating the best three months' acceptances is 3Y2 per cent. Short loans are easy at 2 to 2Y2 per cent. Business is not very active on the Stock Exchange this morning. The Funds are steady, ...

... 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 ...

... 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, 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 ...