... TIlIS DAY'S MONEY MTARKET. HOME RAILWAYS, FOREIGN STOCKS, AND AMERICANS t.~TE.\iK AND INCLINED TO FIRM'YNESS. The supply of loanable capital in the open market continues largcr than carn be profitably employed, and the lending establishments are again offering their surplus balances at Y2 to 34 per cent. The discount rate, too, is more frequently quoted 1 -i6 per cent. than was the case ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MARKETT. A I LI J a. ?? - - I Y*OME RA1LWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS SUIIPORTED). AMERICANS WVEAK. Quotations in the Money Market this morning havc opncned mitch about tliti same as they closed . on Saui(lay and at present only a small buxiness bas bcen done. There is no disposition to enter into transactions in thrrce months' bank paper below L >.s per cent., xi hilt' in scecrll ...

... Ha/f-pase' One. MARKETS ALL WEAK.-QUOTATIONS LOWER.-CARRYING-OVER CHARGES. In the Money Market this morning there is not much demand for accom- modation apart from the requirements in connection with the Stock Exchange settlement. Day-to-day loans are obtainable at 334 to 4 per cent., while the discount rate for three months' bank paper is again quoted 4 per cent. For advances on Stock ...

... Now ready, at ?? Railway Bookstalls and Booksellers', Price Threefience. Postfree, Three1bence-hafPfenny. A FULL AND UNABRIDGED Translation of T H E S U P P R E S S E D D I A R Y OF THE LATE EMPEROR FREDERICK. This Translation daers from any other tblished in comfpisifl the whole Text of the Diary as given in the szufi-essed number of the DEUTSCHE RUNDSCHAU, and not merely the few and garbled ...

... THIS DAY'S MONTEY MARKEr Ha'i..s! :iOp1. BANK RATE FIVE PER CENT.-10NIE RAILWAYS DULL.-- OxLIG3 STOCKS FIRM.-AMI RICANS DELPRESSED. The Bank of England directors at their meetingr th's monrningr rin. e nc alterition in the oficial minimrum,r, ich therefore rc mrnins ^t per cnrt !n the open market there is again a plentiful suopl cf rnn cee'i;. emrd, mont, and borrowers can readily obtain what ...

... B~ait-hstru OrbsP HOME RAILWAYS lRREGULAR.-FOREIGN STOCKS AND AMERICANS FIRM. The further large receipt of gold at the Bank of England yesterday !; fi helped the downward tendency of rates in the Money Market, and the quotat: wl for three months' bank paper is now little better than I 7-X6 per cent., thoon ih IS per cent. is obtained where possible. Short loans are obtainable without ...

... KIT ?? Citlp GAMBLING IN THE PRODUCE TRADE. The old established and leading firms in the produce trade are up in arms ae'ainst the establishment in London of a 1 Caisse de Liquidation, such as 'exists in Havre, Hamburg, New York, and other places. it is not wanted, they say, for the genuine trade, for it will only hamper those whose 'blieiness it is to buy and sell sugar and coffiee, and ...

... 1.11 the CUP. 'Iii (u , oM tSIO\ [N J lil. ?? T1 -i 'I h eas intciest appeaw-s to be tlhoroughlly rouced on l . ' i n ot ?? io ils. 'lb cbahititan of tlie a.i LUgit and Cukc Coinji liy ye te i2ay tII) all ?? on to wit at wc II av c wr itten on t Ic Eulbject, and o l i e I a cc rc .- inlls for his b~elicf thiat the ofitcials ?? his control veclcc above su-is ?? iic dclt not it'iteinpt to ...

... ?? A. 1± v.v- . - L - A t ?? Om'. HOME RAILWAYS QUIET.-FOREIGN STOCKS FIRM-l.AMt:'R1lCAN3 AND TRUNKS DEPRESSED. There is again very little Coing, in thre M'.oney Market this morninlg, and miuch difficulty is ~found in placing surulus balanese. Day to-day loans are offered at as low as 34/ per cent., and over the Stock Exchange settlement, which. commences to-morrow, monemy can he borrowed at ...

... RHal.at 01M. HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS STEADY TO FIRA.L AMERICANS STRONG. The tendency of rates in the Money Market continues in the downwarf direction, and though some brokers still quote 3 ler cent. for the negotiation olb three inonths' bankers' acceptances, little, if any, business is secured at that' figure, the actual working rate being nearer 2 7s Der cent. The supply of bills is ...

... HOME RAILWAYS DULL.-FOREIGN STOCKS FIRM.-AMERICAINS BETTER. Rates in the open market are gradually settling dowrn, the general quotation for discounting three months' bank paper being now 48 to 45 Per cen~t. The supply of loanable capital, owing to the release of money by the India Council, is more plentiful, and the charge for short loans is no better than 3g4' per cent. On Saturday the ...

... MARKETS QUIET.-PRICES STEADY. There is a very small demand for money in the open market this mnorning, apart from the inquiry in connection with the Stock Exchange settlement, and the rate for short loans is no better than iS to I3S; per cent. The number of bills offering in the discount market is also limited, and the quotation for three months' bank paper is easy at 2 per cent. Scarcely ...