... 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 ...

... *Money was rather easier yesterday for Stock Exchiange purposes, banks lending at 4 Y4 to 5 %f to brokers in good credit, whereas at last account the rates ranged from 5 to 5 A2. Country bank money is to be had even lower than this-at 4 to 4%3. Nominally, however, these figures made no great difference in the carrying over rates charged within the Stock Exclhange, which for the most part were ...

... THIS DAY'S MONTEV MARKET. | ?? OFFLICE X: ?? sI,/, t J i ?? [ ?? Fa22;?r 7.asl . The Stock AMlarkets are rather irregulai this morning. and wlhile Horme Rail- ways generally show improvement Forcign Stocks arc all lower. In ?? formeer the rise ranges from YR to 5Y, while in the latter the fall is froto Is to K. Egyptian Securities are very weak. American Lines cxhibit less strength, and ...

... Rates in the Money Market are quite falling to pieces owing to the feeble- ness of the demand for money and the more favourable aspect of the New York market. Discount is done at 3 q readily, and in some cases as low as 2 4. Brokers are, therefore, discussing the propriety of putting down their allowances on deposit, but no decision was come to yesterday. A decision is difficult, in fact, for ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MIARKET. Curv OFInCe. [hl 4ti ~,,a,13ete-diyEG Mon~lay, Ha(fl'fuzr Tnidel-a. The Stock Markets this morning, show a good deal of weakness, and pricel are almost all lowered. In Home R~ailways there is a small ?? decline, while in Foreign Stocks the fall is somewhat heavier, especially inl Egyptia and Turkish, where the decline ranges frorn 5-i6 to I ?? :American Railroads. ...

... I CITY OFvrIC, Bourse-blildiags, 2o, Backklzebp.y, B. C. Tflca'ay, Hay/f-ast 7Tweive. There is a much better feeling on the Stock Exchange this morning, and, excepting in the American department, prices are almost all higher. Home Railways, although not particularly strong, are steady, and in some instances show improvement; but Foreign Stocks are firm, and Egyptian and Turkish issues mark a ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MIARKbA r. CITYr OIFiFICE 23s-i/siog,~, BoA!-'!eAS:0Di, E. C. Tso'.rah'y, Hz~'Ifpas! rvr: The Stock Markets this morning have opened with a firmn tendency, and prices are almost all higher. For-eign Stocks are scarcely so-good,l howev'er, althou~gh they cannot be called weak. H-ome Railways are all higher, the rise rangaing from Ys to ~,2 ; but the principal movements are in ...

... CITY OFFICe, BoIws e-butidb16,, zo, Bm.:-Ikei-s6biy, E. C. Thms.deae, Half-past T-wedry. The Stock Markets this morning are dull, with a tendency towards lower prices. The principal movement hasbeen a further advance in the price of Mexicaa Railway Ordinary stock, which has again been in demand on the satisfactory traffic return just published. Home Railways exhibit some amount of stcength, ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MARKEiTr. CITY OFFICEt, l i/Sf-Lid.? P 2), I ?? E. C. 1e4dnesdq),, HaT-pzst Th'dvre. The Stock Markets have opened with a good deal of firmness, and ouota- tions, with the exception of a few Home Railways, are all higher. The principal movement is a rise of iys in Grand Trunk Third Preference. In Foreign Stocks there is an advance ranging from 4 to !,t, but outside Egyptian ...

... CITY OFFICE, Boz;1ers-bltiliiireS, ZO, Elkrdu, 1. C. Ffi~fily, I4-pasl Twuelve. There is a firm tendency in the Stock Markets this morning-; and almost all descriptions show improvement. There is little doing at present in the Foreign departments ; but Turkish issues have advanced, while Egyptian State Domain has given way. Home Railways are being very well supported, and the rise in several ...

... CITY OFrOxCE, Bourre-hdildi.~gY, 20, Blkelkerszery, B.Ce. The Stol, Markts thismorningWednesday, Hraljailu Tnodvj The ?? tis mrnig are all steady, and the general tendency ii) towards improvement. American Securities, whichliare so readily influenced by the news from New York, have responded to the firmness telegraphed from' that Centre yesterday afternoon by an advance ranging froni X % s ...

... The budget of the City of Paris is an interesting document, especially when compared with the past history of the burdens borne by the inhabitants of that city. In the Year VII. of the First Republic, with a population of 53 1,000, the ordinary budget of Paris was 7,500,000., orabout i6 f, soc. per inhabitant. By i8oo this figure had almost doubled, although the population had only risen by ...