... -r 11 . I_ -- H|lf-fsZrt Ot!. HOME RAILWAYS DULL.-FOREIGN STOCKS FIRM.-AMERICANS TRUNKS AND MEXICANS WEAK. In the open market this morning there is very little demand for money, and the supply of loanable capital, though small, is quite sufficient to meet all requirements at the moment. Short loans are consequently readily obtainable at 2)1? per cent. The discount inquiry is not by aniy means ...

... |yalf-pas!c Oie, IHOME RAILWAYS, FOREIGN STOCKS, AMERICANS, AND TRUNKS ALI WEAK. There is again a quiet demand for accommodation in the open market this morning, and the quotation for day to day money is no better than 2 per cent. The number of bills offering for discount is small, and the rate for three months' bank paper, as well as shorter dated bills, is about 331h per cent. ' The Stock ...

... Mal/'.tars Oate HOME RAILWAYS, FDREIGN STOCKS, AMERICANS, AND TRUNKS ALL FIRM. There is hardly anything doing in the Money Market this morning, either in the shape of loans or discounts, and difficulty is found in maintaining rates even at their present low level. Short money is in plentiful supply at 2i4[ per cent., while three months' bills as well as shorter dated paper are taken in at 2As ...

... 1Th tire Qitpg. THE STOCK EXCHANGE SETTLEMENT. The Stock Exchange settlement is in several departments unusuallybeavy, lbnt with m oney cheap everything is expected to go smoothly. The rates of continuation in the Foreign market ranged froM 4 to 5 per cent., but there was a srall backwardation on Russian 1873. Hungarian i 8S r, and Urguiiayan. Rates in the Home Railway market, where the ...

... THIS DAV'S HONEY MIARKEr. TVRa!0,pus: 01oa HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS DULL.-AIERICANS AND TRUNKS FIRM. The Bank of England directors, at their meeting this morning, made no alteration in the official minimum. which consequently remains at 2 per cent. In the open market there is a strong demand for accommodation, this being the last day of the half year, but the advances obtained fronm ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY H'IARK ITr. FC-1i,.S1 012ze. I-1OME RAILWAYS, FOREIGN STOCIKS, AND AMERICANS 1 RM. TRUNKS STEADY. The condition of the Money Market remains unchanged. Short money is in abundant supply at about 1J per cent., while the discount rate for three months' bank paper is little better than I per cent. The Imperial Bank of Germany has reduced its rate of discount from 4 per cent., at ...

... T I Htalf-iazf 0wr. HOME RAILWAYS STEADY.-FOREIGN STOCKS WEAK -AMERICANS, TRUNKS AND MEXICANS FIRM. The 4 per cent. Bank of England rate still rules, the directors it their meeting this morning having again decided to make no altera- tion. This absence of action on the part of the directors will cause more disappointment than surprise, as although at the latter end of last week a fall to-day ...

... IN1SOL VENCY AND TRADE DEPRESSION. 1N'sojQvIMNcY to an abnormal extent is usually one result of a prolonged period of trade depression, but that depression mav in reality be (stwr-ed and continued by a previous state of insolvency. Such is Ite ca nclusion to whicth the Inspector-General in Banlauptcy has conic iftef reviewing the course of events dnr ng the past year. The period of pnsperity ...

... Ka Me (ritv, THE COPPER SPECULATION. c ?? te xg~is of the Paris syrndicate the copper boom continues to be a o ;:tc on the Stock Exchange, and although there were fluctuations yester- cl,:- in cons-quence of numerous sales by speculators to realize profits be~ri -~sli dav, and the quotations of the favourte mining shares fell, tl rs c s a ConifIdent assumption that top prices have by no means ...

... . EIT tht citro , TiE STOCK. MARKETS CONTINUE QUIET. The Stock Markets were very quiet yesterday, and' a great deal of hesita- tion was manifested by operators. American stocks declined on the closing of more accounts for the rise, but after official hours there was a decided rally, the bulls having had a good day in New York, where an advance of r to 3 per cent. was recorded. Grand Trunk ...

... J?jy ?? C7itt). A PRSE IN PmRUVIAN BONDS. I Business to he extent of millions was transacted yesterday in Peruvian bonds, the Barings, the Rothschilds, and other large firms taking the lead, and the result was to raise the Five per Cents. by 3, to i8ys, and the Six per Cents. by 2, to c 3d. The occasion for this movement is an arrangement with Messrs. Baring to advance two millions to Peru on ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEV MARIZZET. Ha/f-/cs! 7hrei. HM01E RAILWAYS DULL.-FOREIGN STOCKS FIRMI--AMERICANS DEPRESSED.-TRUNKS STEADY. The Stock Markets in all directions present an inactive appearance, and in many cases prices have not moved since the opening. Consols for the account have lost t!he previoust-reecorded improverment of i-i6, but the marlket for these securities mav be described as fir. ...