... rave ?? -- .E - X CITY OFFICe, 20, 7ricklersbcury E. C. Monday, Twelve o'eloc. On the Stock Exchange this morning the business is a good deal interfered with owing to the occurrence of the fortnightly settlement, and the number of transactions recorded is very few. The tendency of prices on the whole is fairly good, but in several directions the movements are unfavourable. British Funds are ...

... I CTY OFFICE, 20, BUCkle)rsbmy, E.C. 7hursdas-fry, Tweive o'lcksc. The firm tendency noticeable on the Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon continues and afurther improvement in prices has occurred. Markets generally are quiet, however, and the movements are of small importance for the most part. The easy state of the Money Market continues to stimulat purchasers of all investment stocks of- a ...

... THIS DAYS MONEIV MARK ?? Cl 'V OFI'ICC., 20. /U.f ?? REDUCTION IN THlE BANK RATE. The directors of the Bank of England have this morning reduced the official minimum to 3 per cent., it having stood at 3a,'2 per cent. since the 19th of March. In the open market a very quiet demand for accommodation is expe- rienced, and rates for the moment are unsettled. Some amount of disappoint- ment is ...

... Ciry OFFicE, 2), * C.'tf 'ficy, E. c. [feidnesdzay, 7zvewve o'clock. On the Stock Exchange this morning a very quiet business is being trans acted, apart from the arrangements in connection with the fortnightly settle ment, which are occupying a large share of attention, this being the first day. Prices are following much the same course as they have done during the past few days, Home ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEYv MARKET. CITY OFFICE, 20, Ba:.tersbsary, E. C. 2 .esdaty, Zh/a/-pas Twelve. Money in the open market continues very abundant, and loans are still made at ! to Y2 per cent. Discount rates are unaltered, short and three months' bills being ii-i6 to Y4 per cent. Prices on the Stock Exchange continue to show weakness, especially in Egyptian, Grand Trunk of Canada, and Home Railway ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY 'MARKET. CsiTV Olrsica, 2o, Bankevrsalurv, E. C. Tile Stock Exchange'will be clbsed on Molnday next,.as the 1st of N\ovembet which is a~fixed holiday 'falls on Sunday. The firmness of rates in the open market continues,~ and the opinion is gaining ground that an advance will be made in the Bank rate to-morrow. Short loans are not now obtainable under /1?2 to .34/ per cent., ...

... A seat on the Royal Commission to inquire into the depression of trade,' it was stated on Saturday, had been accepted by the eminent editor of the Economnist. But that journal remarks that no person of standing cares to connect himself with an inquiry from which no good results can be expected, after saying that the Commission will be a fiasco as well as a farce. Either the director of the ...

... 'rd THIS DATY'S ,MC)EY - MARIKET. * Cat Oswrc~, 2), Bre:'der¼ cry, E.C. * . ?? 77welne o'r/cl- The'directors of the Bank of England atjtheir. meeting to-day made no change in the Bank rate. There is little - feature of interest 'on the. Stock Exchange Ithis morning', dealings being on a limited scale. The tendenicy is again unfavoura-bie in Home Railways and Foreign stocks, but American ...

... CITV OFFICE, 23.0zskesu, . 7hursday, Half.-izet One. The directors of the Bank of England at their meeting this morning made no change in the official rate of discount, la the open market there is a great demand for accommodation, and quotations are easy. Short advances are obtainable at about r per cent, while holders of three months' hank bills can readily get them discounted at 2ys per cent ...

... The Bank rate was yesterday raised to 3 per cent. At first sight the re urn issued this week does not account for the rise. It is naturally asked why the rate should have been put up this week, with an increase in the cash reserve, and not last week, when the reserve was £430,000 less than it now appears to be. The answer is, that last week the Bank had not secured control of the market, and ...

... Clrr O9FtIW5. 22. s.lrivR. Tuesday, Twelve o'dark. On the Stock Exchange this morning there is only a small amount of business being transacted, a desire being shown to restrict operations in view of the fortnightly 'settlement which commenceF to-morrow. The 'chief mi-ovements are in the American Railway market, where prices are all lower in sympathy with the less favourable ten- dency in New ...

... THIS DAT''S NIONRV MATtKET. CIrv ovrlsu&. 31. Us''erYwr . , &hiciyay, ?? o're dc The Stock 'Markets this. morning are quiet and featureless. (1uotations are steady on the whole, though in the Foreign department there is rather a weak tendency, due to the unfavourable interpretation put upon thie news received from Eastern Europe. Turkish 187i and Defence Loans are especially heavy, the former ...