... I Cc c c O rc';cx. I/,or,.d:t LI.. ?? co, L {I c fi,j >;.rzs, /T. {w, The Stocl markets have opened very quiet this morning, and. cxcepting one or two of the American Securities, ?? dlull, but the amount of bushiess in progress is very limited. IDome Rai;;wcyz.--A risc of ?? pcr cent. ill (ileat Ncurtlern A: ancl a ?? of ?? ia Norths Staff~ctddcirct, and of in South Eaiscern A. Callael ian ...

... CITY Orticr, BoiZLvw-b~uti/des, 23, Bzicnrk'ers&y, B.C. Mondiay, Half-past YwdvAi The Stock Markets this morning have an appearance of steadiness, although the business being done is very limited. The chief movements are in American Securities, which are very weak, no doubt on account of the lower prices from New York again on Saturday. The English Funds are dull, Consols for money having ...

... Although in great measure expected, yesterday's Bank of England return gave somewhat of a shock to the Money Market. It disclosed a decrease iR the reserve of i,200,ooo, and there was a corresponding reduction in the private deposits. Most of these decreases are, of course, temporary, due to the withdrawals of bullion for Scotland and Ireland ; but for all that the market did not like the ...

... Crrm Oniacr., &agrnjaa-btiltfDzhs, p o, 20,Buchsnlrp, E.C. Tios-lseay, ffl4f-past Twoelvt. The Stock Markets are again quiet this morning, and prices being unsupported are giving way. There are no special movements, however, and the decline for the most part is only of a fractional character. Ha/f-fast One. The directors of the Bank of England have made no change in their official rate of ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MAWRKiPT. CITY O~gtCE, Bort-;-esub&4iflhin1e, 20, ?? C. ff~uedimsa4,zy ll.ZaIfpewst Ferdr' There is rather more doing on the Stock Exchangre 'this rimisn-,~ mid til markets g-enerally are firm, with the exception of the Forek;n In StCkepairt- ment,' w~here almost all descriptions show a decline. E~gyptian iSSLIC 1 'ie given way from 34' to 3 and Turkish 1371 and D)elence are ...

... I CIT Owe.c, 20kdhg, Baeslhnarj, B. C. Thtursday :lM-rnuig. REDUCTION' OF THE BANIw RATrE. The Bank rate of discount has been reduced this morning from 5 per cent. at which it has stood since the 23rd of February last, to 4 per cent. Zhurs(a'ey, H44l-pasTwlve This morning Atierican securities are weal; in sympathy withi the Nest York quotations, and Home Railwvays are also inclined to dulness, ...

... CITYr OssrFCs, BOIVISo-6a1!i~'ilt,w, 20, ?? oi.iE.. Afomby, 1z~j-,6as1 Tuelve. StOcks have opened with a firm tendency this miorning,, particularly one or two of the American Securities, but transactions are on a limnitedi scale. Home Railways.-A rise of Y8 to 34f per cent, ini Great Eastern, Great Western, Brighton A, North Staffordshire, and South Eastern A. ,Canadian Lines-Ak rise of Ys in ...

... Ciry Oertricg, BSe'-bllzfili7eS, 20, Bisk fei'sbdury, E.C. Tliur-sda', Halghastl Twelve. The Stock markets have opened dull, with a tendency towards lower prices. Among Foreign Stocks sales are being made of Egyptian issues on the unsalis- factory news in the papers this morning. American are steady, the balance of rises and falls being about equally divided, and English railways are firm at ...

... CITY OFFICE, Bo rse-burildings, 2O, Bucklersbury, E.C. Wednesday, Half-past Twelve. The Stock Markets have opened with a firm tendency all round, and prices are higher. Amiencan Lines are firm on the strength telegraphed from New York last night, and show a considerable enhancement in value. English Railways and Foreign Bonds are Ys to ,Y higher. The English Funds are steady at last night's ...

... Week after week passes and the revenue of the Exchequer shows no confirmed tendency to augment. Excise and Customs revenues, taken together, were only just maintained during the June quarter; and we are hall way through the current quarter without having any signs of elasticity in the indirect revenues to comfort those who groan by anticipation under an 8d. income tax. Fortunately or otherwise ...

... CITY OFFICEr, SaUIrSe-b1'vu'dur,, 20, Baker _aP,. C. Tttesday,,Hl-atZrece On the Stock Exclhange this mnorningm there is not much activity, and pricel are not materially altered b 'ut there is a much better feeling than there was at the close last night, and quotations in many instances have improved. This, however, is not the case in the Foreign Market, where a fractional decline in several ...

... Money was a little dearer yesterday, not because business was better but because the apprehensions regarding the action of America were a shade more lively. Discount rates accordingly moved up about A, and were firm at 3 56 instead of weak at that figure; 3,$ being frequently paid for all but the finest class of paper. To-day the advance will probably make further progress. It was not, however ...