... ciry ?? 2~),/)zdc5AmS' C Irv or,-IC , 23), 3IR ! Psi~3, : p, /_3. C1. According to New York adv.ices the export clearances of wheat for Europ during the past week amounted to 65o,ooo bushels, and of Indian corn Lc 930,000 bushels. Tue week's receipt of cotton at all United States ports have been 3,000 bales ; since ist September 4,696,ooo bales. Week's exports to Great Britain, 3,000o bales ; ...

... THIS DTY'S AlOAEY MARKE.r. CITY OFFICE. 23. B3:krers'S5rV. E.C. JWedznsecaty, Twreve o'clock. There Is a somewhat improved feeling on the Stock Exchange this morning, and the tendency of prices in most instances is in the upward direction. There is little increase in the volume of business done, however, and the variations are only slight except in the American Railroad department. This latter ...

... .CITY NOcTES. A belief or tradition exists on the Stock Exchange that it is always safe to buy French Rentes afrer a fill' viich is.' ?? t: home politics. There i s n, doubt whatever that Rentes,- both Three per Cents. and- Four and a Half per Cents.,' have been over sold. on the Paris Bourse. Evidence of this is fiirnished by what is ?? the posting'of udiscounts on the Bourse -a process ...

... CITY OFFicE, 20, Bzeklersbury, E. C. Tuesday, Twelve o'coch. There is no improvement in the amount of business transacted on the Stock Exchange, and values do not alter appreciably. The tendency, owing to the absence of support, is rather unfavourable, and in most directions somewhat of a decline has taken place. This is not the case in the American Railroad market, however. where prices all ...

... , , ?? N O . TE . . .1 ?? . CII Y, F TFS ?? The Bank of France this week hag managed to push its silver into circa- lation to' the extent of A146,ooo; but its stock of the metal still exceeds 44, millions' sterling,. reckoning the five-franc piece at its, full nominal value. . At: the. present Hiprice of silver ,this i stock;* is worth only: 35 millions, and if the Bank of France were to ...

... AD VEER TISEE ITS. FIFTIETH THOUSAND. NOW READY. At all Railway Boolestalls and Nevsagents', CRO\VN 4to, 3G pp., PRICE TWOPENCE; by Post, Twopence Haifpennfs TOO LATE! With New Portrait (the Latest Taken) of GENERAL GORDON, and Facsimile Siglatt7tt This ncw PAiL L MAT.T, GAZETTE EXTRA gives a clear and stieciact stateaenlt o factS based upol official despatclhes and Ministerial speeches, ...

... CrtTr OFFICE, 23, Be.4crsb!9ry, E.C. Aflienday, Twelve o'clock. The stock markets have opened this morning with a steady appearance and without much business. The movements in quotations are for the most part fractional, and generally in tjse upward direction. Consols are unchanged at Saturday's closing price of loo 5-r6 for both money and the account, but in the English Railway market there ...

... THIS DAY'S MIDNEY MARKET. ., C'ry O~rrcs,) ~ SC Satierday,: :7bsdel odcoek. The Stock Markets are exceedingly quiet at present this morning, and. no features of interest have occurred. The tendency of prices in the absence of any further unfavourable news with reference to the troubles in the East continues good, however, and what few movements have' occurred are generally to higher quotations ...

... C17 Y NO T1ZS. Since it appeared that half a million in gold had been smuggled out of the country to Egypt, not to use the word offensively, the discount and Consol markets have been kept in a nervous state. Almost every day this wveek there has been a report either that more gold was about to go or that very little more would go. If the object in keeping the export so dark was to prevent ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY M.'\RKoT. * Cm V OVum'., 20. Bwa q LO. flunrdq, f~lhvl oIdeA1 REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE. The directors of the Bank of England have this morning, reduced the official mrinimrumn to 3 per cent., it having 'stood at 3312 per cent. since the i9thi of March. In the open market a very quiet demand for accommodation is expe- rienced, and rates for the moment are unsettled. Some ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MARKIET. CITY OFFICE, 20, Bitekkrsb iry, E.C. 7Yoesdslr, Twrelve o'clok. On the Stock Exchange this morning business has hardly been resumed at present, after yesterday's holiday, and the movements in prices are in most directions nominal. The tendency on the whole is. good, the principal exception to the firm tone being in the department for Foreign stocks. In the American ...

... In the sugar trade much attention is given to the new duties on corn imported into France and Germany. It has been apparent that the protection given to German corn-growers has already induced farmers in Germany to abandon the cultivation of beet for that of bread-stuffs, the more readily because the export price of beet sugar had fallen early this year below the cost of pro- duction. In ...