... CVVT OFFIC, 23, BsMlflha~b0fi Z.O., I ?? Omte. BUSINESS RESTRICTED ON ACCOUNT OF THlE SETTLEKENt. CHANGES FRACTIONAL. The occurrence of the Stock Exchange settlement is causing some demnand for money in the open market this morning, but quotations are unaltered. Short advances are made at 54to 34' per cent., while the discount rate for three months' bank paper is little, if anything, better ...

... THIS DAYzS MwIONEY MARKET. Half-east One. HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS FIRM.-AMERICANS AND TRUNKS BETTER. The demand for money in the open market continues strong, and day-to-day loans still command as much as 334 to 32 per cent. In the discount market rates are supported, the quotation for three months' bank paper being 3% to 334 per cent, though little if any business is secured at the ...

... :1Bank directors who will not when they may, are in danger of having to raise the Bank rate when too late to go on saying nay. This week's Bank of England return shows a cash reserve of I3Y millions, which is something unheard of, in recent years, in conjunction with a Bank rate of 2 per cent. But the Bank directors see no reason for protecting their reserve, and go on inviting foreign bankers ...

... - CITY fOFICe, 20, BEeckkrsbw'p, S.C.. : 7nesday, half-jast One. HOME RAILS AND FOREIGN STOCKS QUIET.-AMERICANS AND TRUNKS BETTER. In the Money Market this morning there is a somewhat better demand for accommodation, owing to the occurrence of the Stock Exchange settlement, and I4, per cent. is much more readily paid for short advances. The discount rate, though not quotably higher, is firm at ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY AMAR1EvT. CITY OFFECE,. 23, 3BecUl,'cnPJ, R.C.. Tliursday, H4&asf er One. HOME RAILIS WEAK.-FOREIGN STOCKS FIRM.-AMERICAN AND CANADIAN STRONG. The directors of the Bank of England at their meeting this morning decidee to advance the official minimum to 3 per cent.,, it having stood at -_ per -cent. since the i8th of February. This action on the part of the directors wil' cause ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MARKSET. Hagf-past One. HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS FIRM.-AMERICANS AND TRUNKS STRONG. In the Money Market this morning there is a quiet demand for accommoda- tion in the shape of short loans, but the price is rather higher, 2 per cent. now being charged for day-to-day advances. The discnunt rate remains firm at 3 Per cent. for three months' bank paper; The Bank of ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MARKLET-r. CITY OrCitc. 2o, Bun!itersbury, &C. falfU-ias! Oome. HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS STEADY--AAiERICANS IRREGULAR.-TRUNKS WEAK. The directors of the Bank of England at their meeting this morning made no change in the official minimum, which consequently remains at 34, per cent., to which it was raised on the 26th of August. In the open market there is a tolerably ...

... THlIS DA.Y'S AvI9AVN K.ARKRF. CMvY OFFICE, 2n, Pmean5 .C.. Haff-past One. HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKI:S STILL WEAR.-AMERICANS FIRM-CANADIANS DULL. There is no change to report in the condition of the Money Market. Cash is plentiful, and short loans are again obtainable at as low as Az per cent. The number of bills offerihg in the discount market is small, and the rate for three months' ...

... aCTY NOTES. The Bank of England has gained strength luring the past week. 1th reserve is now wvell above iS millions, having increased, notwithstanding a slight but steady outward dribble of gold to the Continent. But while the Bank is stronger, the market is worse supplied. Other deposits which are the measure of'tlhe balfces available in the mnarlkt, are a million less than last week, and ...

... HrizZ/-,ast Uine. HOME RAILWAYS WEAK.-FOREIGN STOCKS FIRM.L-AMERICANS FLAT.-TRUNKS LOWER. This being paylday on the Stock Exchange a strong demand for short money is experienced, end for advances until to-morrow the leading establishments are readily able to obtain 3 to 3YK per cent. The discount rate remains firm at 3Y8 to 3% per cent, for three months' bank paper, but there are not many ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY -MARKET. Hei-,.!a 0ne. HOME RAILWAYS BETTER.-FOREIGN STOCKS AND AMERICANS FIRM.-TRUNKS STEADY. The tendency of prices on the Stock Exchange continues favourable, and in several directions the advance has made further progress. There is no particular activity in any department, however, and the changes are not, as a rule, of special interest. Consols and other Home Government ...

... I CITY Orvza., 2, B,-Inanrs.6tr), Z.C., Helf-pes~t On,-. MARKETS GENERALLY DEPRESSED.--ALL ROUND DECLINE IN PRICES. Inthe Money Mark-et this morning -there is hut aquiet demand for accom- modation, although this is settling day in the Consol market, and there is still apparently more cash about than can profitably be employed. Short advances are being, made at ;~per cent., while the quotation ...