... 7'iJ( GAIE TY COMPANY A7 THE ANTIPODES. \%1: ?? thie following from the .5Qotdh Ats l';ijo Adverlisc; a represen- ! ktive of whi(+h laper I-oarded the 4.Jzura early one morning at Adelaide. He ..und Mlr. Fred Lcrlie in bed, but woke him up Keith the following result AN INrERVIEWv wrin FRED LESLIF. I have becr ten years cng aged in this work, said the burlesque 'or, ' and Co:mnince d my ...

... HOME RAILWAYS NVEAK.-'-FORETGNSTCSQ[ .- lkCA i DEPRESSED, In the Money Market this monn hr sagainza slightly easier tendienc, v owing to the expectation that no gold will ?? fromi the Ba:tk.ttf England for South America this week, and the probability that mnucii oi the inquiry for that quarter will be met on the Continent. Should this turli Mir to be the case, however, the position here is not ...

... Hflaf-fiast ?? Money is still very abundant in the outside market, and, in spite of instal- meats on new issues having- to be paid, the demand for loans is very quiet. Day-to-day money is only worth Ye to ,41 per cent. The discount market is also quiet, and rates show a tendency to further recede. During the financial week ended to-day the Bank, contrary to general anticipation, has received a ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MARIKET. Hahf-Azs oire. MARKETS INACTIVE.-DOWNWARD TENDENCY IN VALUES. There is less inquiry for short loans in the open market this morning, and borrowers have little difficulty in getting their requirements satisfied at I 34 to 2 per cent. The Stock Exchange settlement commences on Tuesday next, and it is not expected that operators in Stock Exchange securities will be able ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEYT MARKET. CIFrv OOFICIE, 20, r4./tttJ' .C. jj/:sI 011.. INCREASE IN THE BANK RATE. The directors of the Bank of England, after working with an offirial minimumn Of 2 per cent, for nearly four months, have to-clay decided to raise the rate to 3 per cent. This has been generally expected in the outside market for the past day or two, and most of thre business in discounting has ...

... ,1-1J1 IJ'IOJEZCTED SHIP RAILWAY FROMI THE ATLANTIC TO THE PACIFIC. A CONVERSATION WITII CAPTAIN EADS. ilatiiS ic, perhaps, the grandest commercial project which has ever been to the attention of the world of capitalists and speculators, because it nievirt ailv, bringing the whole of the North American ports of tile Pii nearer to London by the diameter of the earth, as ships sail. 'l l'-s - ...

... CITY OFIFIC 20, Bucklers6dyY, E.C. jlfMozday, Twelve o'clock. On the Stock Exchange this morning a very quiet business is being done, and quotations have not varied to any considerable extent. The tendency, however, is tolerably good on the whole, and Saturday's closing prices are in most instances maintained if not improved upon. Ralf-pasl 0Out, In the Money Market this morning there is a ...

... THlIS DA.Y'S AvI9AVN K.ARKRF. CMvY OFFICE, 2n, Pmean5 .C.. Haff-past One. HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKI:S STILL WEAR.-AMERICANS FIRM-CANADIANS DULL. There is no change to report in the condition of the Money Market. Cash is plentiful, and short loans are again obtainable at as low as Az per cent. The number of bills offerihg in the discount market is small, and the rate for three months' ...

... aCTY NOTES. The Bank of England has gained strength luring the past week. 1th reserve is now wvell above iS millions, having increased, notwithstanding a slight but steady outward dribble of gold to the Continent. But while the Bank is stronger, the market is worse supplied. Other deposits which are the measure of'tlhe balfces available in the mnarlkt, are a million less than last week, and ...

... HrizZ/-,ast Uine. HOME RAILWAYS WEAK.-FOREIGN STOCKS FIRM.L-AMERICANS FLAT.-TRUNKS LOWER. This being paylday on the Stock Exchange a strong demand for short money is experienced, end for advances until to-morrow the leading establishments are readily able to obtain 3 to 3YK per cent. The discount rate remains firm at 3Y8 to 3% per cent, for three months' bank paper, but there are not many ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY -MARKET. Hei-,.!a 0ne. HOME RAILWAYS BETTER.-FOREIGN STOCKS AND AMERICANS FIRM.-TRUNKS STEADY. The tendency of prices on the Stock Exchange continues favourable, and in several directions the advance has made further progress. There is no particular activity in any department, however, and the changes are not, as a rule, of special interest. Consols and other Home Government ...

... HaZf-/asl One. HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS FIRM.-AMERICANS STEADY.-TRUNKS BETTER. There is a fairly good demand for money in the open market this morning; though nothing like the pressure experienced last week. This being the first day of the Consols settlement, accommodation is wanted in this con nection, while some repayments fall due at the Bank of England. Short advances can be ...