... CITV OFFICE, Boaerse,-btuldiagS, 20, Bucklersbw-y, E.C. Thursday, Half past Tiveve. The Stock Markets this morning have opened strong, at a general advance. Egyptian bonds show a rise of from Y+ to 4, and the Tribute Loans are Y to I higher. Home Railways all show improvement, with the exception of a slight reduction in Midland, the advance being from Y6 to S. American Railroads too, in ...

... The Bank return appears to indicate dearer money. Compared with last week's return it brings out the fact that cash has continued to go away from London into home circulation, in addition to the amounts of gold which were from day to day known to have been taken for export. Apart from the question of demand for the use of money, which is usually sluggish in August and September, the market has ...

... The prospects of the Money Market for the latter part of the present year are of some distinct dearness, the extent of which depends on the magnitude of the American demand for gold, and also upon the willingness or unwilling- ness of France to supply gold. Of American affairs it is well not to say much in advance; but the large crops promised will apparently entail a great and rapid ...

... THIS DAY'S MONLY MARI.Rtr. I Ca'r Omen, a / , 1sc.:srp, S.C. There is a good tone in the Stock Markets this mull g andprncO gener-ally are higher. Egyptian issues continuie in favour, and the ?? ista' risen 4,the Preference 51, the Unified 5,the StLe Domain 54. I'righmno Deferred Railway Stock continues to advance, and now shows a rise of i'4, the Ordinary of s, 'IMetropolittan District of ;54 ...

... Egyptian stocks have now recovered a large part of their recent depression. When Unified had fallen from nearly 8o to less than 50, the holders of that security were collectively poor by 30 per cent. on about 6o millions stock, or say I8 millions sterling; add a somewhat similar decline on Preference and ?? stocks, besides a sympathetic fall in many which have no con- nection, geographically ...

... THIS D)AVYS 'NION TEV A LMAK LET. cvrv OvvicE. ?? ?? ?? .! e-b'v7 E, C. There is a decidedly firm tendency in the Stock. Alarkets t!hs mor ning, and a good deal more activity is noti ealble than was the case on Stiorrils-. Almost all departments show. improvement, owilng to the: I e;-er i iig that prevails as regards the settlement of the diffikuoltv in i.i- ot. Vvrchases ire bein freely made ...

... The leading features in money matters to-day are two ; but while one is favourable to an easier tendency, the other is of quite the opposite character. In the first place, the Paris exchange has advanced to 25.22 (cheques), and the quotation, as usual, marks to some extent the relative values of money in Paris and in London. A few weeks ago only 25 francs 12 centimes were counted as equivalent ...

... i Cr-rir OrFtici, Bwrese.ebaiUuz,,s. 2, d, R. c farada vb, i/f/ P.'deaeC. ?? 'fizffpas-l 7'zev,-. The Stock Markets this morning are steady, although prices are scarcely so good as it the finish last night. There has been no serious decline, however, and it is only apparently the reaction which usually follows a rise like that which took place yesterday. Egyptian Bonds are Ys to Y3 lower, and ...

... CITY OFFICE, B2rrs-6aildings c0, Backkrsbzzr7, i.C. Y7ntrstsday, IaYfpast 71ovele. On the Stock Exchange this morning there is a slightly improved tone, but the business being done is on a very small scale, and quotations show little variation. Home Railways on the whole are a shade weaker, while Foreign Stocks are steady. American Railways are rather irregular, but prices for the most part ...

... 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 OFFICE, Bourse-breiildings, 20, Bieekkerslw-,V, B. C. Satlrday, Half-past TioZve. The Stock Markets have opened quiet and dull. There are not many variations at present, but where changes have occurred they are almost all in a downward direction. There are only two alterations in Foreign Stocks, which show a. decline of 3 in Egyptian Preference and Ys in the Unified. Home Railways are ?? ...

... - According to the general opinion in the City, the Bank of England has acted full early in raising its rate of discount. We are glad to find, however, that a necessity for action sooner or later is now very readily conceded. Is it not, therefore, better to begin to rise at once than to risk a shock when autumn business grows brisk ? For present purposes a Bank reserve of long millions is no ...