... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEqY MARKET. CITY Ort'ice, 2:), B3sc.er-sr',ey E. C. TWednesday, laoelve o'delck. A distinct change has come over the appearance of the Stock Market, owing to sales to secure profits after the recent sharp advance, and quotations almost without exception show a decline, compared with last night's closing. The downward movement, however, is not particularly heavy, and values are ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY IMARKET. A distinct change has come over the appearance of the Stock Market, owing wtutexception show a decline, compared with last night's closinlg. Tile donadmovement, however, is not particularly heavy, and values are Still considerably higher than they were on Satuiday. Zla!/,Y rast ne TI'e tendency in the Money Market is, if anythir g, a trifle harder, owing to the ...

... THIS DA'T'S MONEY 4 I.MARKEr. Ci rY 01irICI. 2), 3 :.tsrv, le. . Tziursitly, ?? ,'ev a'c!o', The following is a return of paid clearing for the week ending August 1 2 Thursday, Aug. 6' ?? ?? ,iO. Friday ,, 7 ?? 16,ojoo o Saturday, . ?? 16,223,03O Monlady, ,, tO ?? ?? . Tuesday, ,, I I ?? 13,795,003 Wedlues(lay, ,, 12 ?? ?? ?? 1 i,949,0J3 ?? 49S,949,000 Corresponvlin, we'.c, 1S3S4 ?? 491 ...

... Cm-~ Orto; nc., B2 ?? I. C. so/nae-day, Twoams 4/dleck. According, to New York advices the export clearances of wheat for Eurep. during the past week amiounted to 6,o,ooo bushels, and of Indian corn to 930,000 bushels. The week's receipt of cotton at all United States ports have been 3,000 bales ; since Ist Septem'ber 4,696,000 bales. Week's exoorts to Great Britain, 3,oo-o bales ; to the ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY AIN\PlKuET. - Cirv Ovuicis,nz:, 3Bt~rerswv, . .C. Zlmrda'ry, ZTreive O'clck There are few features of interest on the Stock Exchange again this morning, and dealings continue on a restricted scale. Grand Trunk of Canada stocks are being offered on the traffic statemnent for last week, which is again an unfavourable one, the take on the combined systemi for the weelk being 68 ...