... - THlS DAY'3 M3T11?YN MIIRKET. I Cmr OsirICZ, 2), 34:CkR-PS'ot-V, 1?.C. Zzeesdcar, 7bd3o'lock. On the Stock Exchange this morning only a. small aonofusness is being transacted, and thiechanges areoania limnited scale, attention still being takenup with the arrangemen.t of the ?? are atrifle easiertbe quo- tation for both money and the account being 99ys.' In' the English Railway market a few ...

... BlIRTyS, MARRfIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARLOW, Mrs. William W., at Ashford, Wilmnslow, Cheshire, of a son, April is. BARNARD, Mrs. Sydney, at the Retreat, Epsom, of a son, April I4. BICICERSTETH, Lady Margaret, at Dover-ttreet, of a daughter, April 16. CHADWICK, Mrs. Alfred, at Tavistock-square, of a daughter, April 17. CIHETwooD, wife of Mr. William, M.R.C.S. Eng., at King-street, Finsbury ...

... The meeting of the Metropolitan District Railway yesterday was notable for the undisguised disappointment which was expressed with the miserable results obtained from the completion of the Inner Circle route. Mr. Forbes described it as a bitter disappointment, and Mr. Currie, one of his colleagues on the board, called it a dismal disappointment. The enthusiasm which a few years ago hailed this ...

... CITY OFFICE, 20, 39eIVdPS3MPV, Rf.C.' Friday, Twelve oeloek. The movements in quotations on the Stock Exchange this mornir~g are few~ and for the most part unimportant. The amount of business transacted is small, and what little there ss is of aspeculativ~echaracter. Consols are firm, and show a further improvement of1-i6, being now quoted 9974to par. In the Home Railway Market the tendency is ...

... Mr. Sutherland, as the chairman of our leading merchant fleet, has sounded a very much needed note of warning to the Continental factotums at the Sanitary Conference at Rome. He strongly protested that the European Powers must never be allowed to hamper this country in its commerce WiLh the East, and in his opinion, no matter what Government is in power, it wvil have to see to this. For years ...

... CITNrr OTES I Le those. who ate ahout -to. tender for, tele.; wew>.So.uth. Wales.loan. next Wedaesdiay, on the strength of cheap rates, remremer that the abundance of money is siiperffciAL In reali'ty, the'stoca lofQ bullion'in the BanL- of Englahd a'mounts to two millions less than two years a iO i ?? rate was' and little ?? when Bank ~per cent., amd ittie more. than' r nrate was 5 per, cent, ...

... The Bank of England directors are not a little bothered by the resistance of the outside banks, in refusing to follow their lead in raising the value of money. For four months past the joint stock banks have had few opportunities of making the usual profits for their shareholders, and they see their way tro economize by keeping down the rates of interest on deposits at I S2 per cent., ...

... CITY OFFICE, 20, Bacek'ersbaroj, E.C. Ailonday, T'elvoe ?? The Stock Markets have opened with a quiet appearance and rather a vealk 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 aie a trifle weaker, at 96,34, ...

... TIlS DAi'S MONEY TMARKET. 1- . .. A.! CITY Orlict:, 20, Bud badrj, E. C. 1'irt'day, ?? !ve ?? It will be noticed, on reference to our list of changes given below that a comparison is made with last night's official closing, when the markets generally were firm, and prices all showed irnprovement. If we compare this morning's prices, however, with those current in the street, after it became ...

... CITY OFFICE, 20, BUzClderSbUPy, A. C. Titurs-day, Txelve o'docr. The directors of the Bank of England at their meeting to-day made nj. change in the Bank rate. The Bank of Bombay has reduced its minimum rate of interest and discount from 6 to 5 percent. The Stock Markets this morning are again quiet and featureless, the tendency for the most part being rather unfavourable, owing to the small ...

... THIS DAY'S MNIRWY MIAR KE r. CitY OINVIC;:, 23, R Vi ?? E.C. Tudies l;, Tzuelve o'cb:Z. On the Stock Exchange this morning the rise in prices has made further progress, and the tendency is still in the upward diection. 'ibe principal rise is in the market for Home Railway securities, where it ranges from I to i'3. The Deferred stocks of the southern lines, North Eastern, and Great Eastern ale ...

... I | CITY OFFICa, 20. Backlersburrr, E.C. Monday, Twelve o'clock. The Stock Markets have opened with a very quiet appearance this morning, and the movements in all directions are of small importance. The tendency on the whole is dull, and the changes in the majority of instances are to lower quotations. Consols are steady at Saturday's closing price, but in the Home Railway market there is a ...