... *CITY OFFICE, 2m, Baachnersbwrp, B.C. Aimfoneay, Twelve o'clocr. The Stock Markets have opened with a quiet appearance and rather a wveal tendency in prices. A disposition is shown to take profits after the substantial rise of Friday, and values consequently in some directions exhibit a decline, though in no instance is it important. Consols for money and the account are a trifle weaker, at ...

... THIS DAYVS MONEY MARKET. CirY OFFICE, 20, B,,ckelersdury, B.C~. Monday, Twvelvesdeloch. The Stock Markets have opened with a quiet appearance and little alteration in quoctations. A disposition is shown to take profits after the improvement of Saturday, and in consequence the tendency for the mom.ent is rather unfavour- able. The American market is weak owing to speculative sales and the non ...

... Citr Ozvxict, 23, Badlery, B.C. 7Tuesday, 2'vwe/U o'cOCIs. It is officially notified that the Stock Exchange will be closed on Saturday next, the 12th inst., in order that certain necessary building operations may be carried out. The Stock Markets have opened this morning with a more hopeful feeling, the conciliatory attitude of Germany ?? strengthening the idea that the difficulty with ...

... THIS DAY'S. MONEY MARKET. CGrv O1FIcE, 2a, Backlkrs3!wy, E. C. : : day, Twelve o'clock. 'On the Stock Exchange this morning a very quiet business is being tran- sacted, attention being occupied with the arrangements-in connection with the fort- nightly settlement1 thist being the first day, and prices are inmost directions only slightly altered. Consols for the account are a trifle weaker, and ...

... CITYv OPFICF. 23. 8;VUerkfeacrV, B.C. Ticesdriy, Twelve o'clrock. A fairly active business is being transacted on the Stock Exchange this morning, and prices are wvell maintained, except in the American Railway market, where there is rather a weak tendency. Operators are not nowv inclined to think that the outcome of the present state of affairs in the East wvill be so serious as was at first ...

... Ciry OFIcE, 23, BEs SrSi, A#. C. Thursday, Teislve o'cbh. There is little fresh to report of Stock Exchange markets, dealings belng restricted, while 'the changes in quotations are for the most part of an uninte- resting character. Consuls are steady, and the price for money has improved i-i6. In the Home Railway market the tendency is a trifle better than yesterday, and in several directions ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY AtIRIKET. Crr1sV OF ICE,, 2), 3s? 1'7,R' C. There are few features of interest on the Stock Exchiange again this mocrning., and dealings continue on a restricted scale. Grand Trunk of Canada stoc Ks are being offered on the traffic statement for last week, which is again an unfavourable one, the take on the combined system for the wceei- being £,68,802 only as compared with ...

... 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 ...

... 111il:i I)AYb :S (, N h ~Y lA;IAKI-,11' CITY OFFICE, 20, Bolcserslury, E.B. .Afonflzv, 7'sseloe O'Ciock. There is little change to report in the appearance of the Stock markets this morning, most descriptions being steady, with here and there an improvement in price. The American Railroad market is somewhat more active as far as variations are concerned than other departments, prices being ...

... A decrease in the cash reserve of the Bank of England is shown this Week of MoDre than £.600,ooo. The total reserve is now little above r..millions; and iii view of the October demands, which will soon be at hand, this is not a very excessive amount. WCe have now to lose no more than half a million or so by a foreign drain to make a rise in the Bank 'rate of discount this autumn very probable. ...

... At last there is some prospect. of the countries of Europe benefiting to their legitimate extent from the great oil wvells of Southern Russia. Hitherto Rtissian oil has entered very little into the general European market, though Used extensively throughout Russi- America- has had the field to itself, and has controlled the.nmarkets of the world with .:its rings.,! ButAmerican: Wrells are ...

... IRISH INDUSTRIES AND ENrGLISH MARIZD, TS. A VISIT TO MRS. ERNEST HART. THERE are many voices and one echo, to reverse the old s5yin-, in the case of Ireland, many different people trying to secure her welfare in many different ways, and one result, so far as they succeed, in lighter hearts and easier lives. Among therm there is one voice which should not be neglected in our midst especially at ...