... 110OilL RAILWAYS AND FGREi~;N STOCKS 1UULL.-A'NtE1MJt2ANS AND TRUNKS WVEAK. It, the Mloney Maiket this 00mo.if,' ther e is a quietcdemnand for accommnoda- tion, both in the shape of short loans and discounts, aad quotations are with difficulty maintained, notwithstanding the shocit supr'lv of rash. Advanc es arc obtainable at 2 per cent., while the discount late for thice nsonths' banik papeor ...

... Discount rates have further improvedl to dlay, I -i to ?? p r 1en t',C quotation lor theee months' drifts. 'Many brolzeis anti' ,'ltc a f'ilthter entx of Pold to-day, but fromn what we undes stand thcre is not likely to hc any tadecn until ne~t wve k, if then. Money is still very abundant, and day to day lolsu~ atre arran-ed at 'I to ',per cent. The Stock Markots arc Etill cquizet, tliy' ...

... Hat 1 I ?? I) A V * !YL -Jll 1*. £*, VL Haifr.ost OPM HOME RAILWAYS FIRM.-FOREIGN STOCKS AND ANILRICANS DULL-BREAK IN MFXICANS. The Money Market presents a very firm anpearance this morning. Day-to. day money is not much wanted, but the charge for it is 2 per cent., while for advances over the settlement the quotation is about 2, per cent. The discount rate remains firm, the m;nimum charged ...

... HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS BETTER.-AMlRICANS AND TRUN'KS FIRM. The Money market remains quiet and featureless. Tlhe dcinandl for accommodation is exceedingly simall, and rates in consequcince are eas;y at I per cent. for short money, and l 5s per cent. for thre disc ount of threo months' bink' paper. Tlic amount of fresh business entered into on' the Stock EIxdlhan'se is li mited partly ...

... A CIIAT WITH THE MANAGER OF THE CELLULAR CLOTHING COMPANY TfiE endeavour to provide humanity with a sound mind in a sound body is every year becoming more frequent, as educational classes of innumerable kinds are established, and ever greater facilities are offered to those who would avail themselves of the opportunities so lavishly offered. While thus a great number of persons are intent on ...

... YOR the first time this year our export trade shows a decrease, but happily it is only a small one, and September had the disadvantage of having five Sundays, and consequently one less working day. It is also to be remembered that the improvement in our foreign trade began to manifest itself about this time last year, so that the comparison is with larger totals, and the high rate of increase ...

... 110NIE RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS l)ULL.-AMERICANS WEAK.-MARKETS GENERALLY INACTIVE. The Money Market again presents a very quiet appearance this morning, an(I quotations are pralctically unaltere-. Short mioney is again in good demand at:ti commands 4 to 4 ?? per cent., the supply being anything but abundant. Thle number of bills offering for dliscount is still very small, but the (uotation ...

... 1Half-Aws' Onl HOME RAILWAYS DULL.-FOREIGN STOCKS DEPRESSED.- AMERICANS IRREGULAR. Rates in the open market have opened much the same as they closed oi Saturday. There is still a fairly good demand for accommodation is the shape of short loans, but the quotation is rather easier at 4j4 to 5 per cent. The number of bills offering for discount is small, and the rate for three months' bank paper ...

... ?? Oni. HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS WEAK.-AMERICANS IRREGULAR. The B3ank of England directors at their meeting this morning made no alteration in the official minimum, which therefore remains at 5 per cent. The Bank of Germany, however, which it wiil be remembered made no change when our rate wvas raised to s per cent., to-day announces an upwyard move- ment of 44, to 4$1~ per cent. there ...

... Hatf-$rID tU~s. MARKETS GENERALLY LIFELESS AND WITHOUT FEATURE. The discount rate remains easy at 434 per cent. for three monthis' bank paper, but there is no telling how soon a sharp twist up may oe experienced. Operators continue to work as if the Bank of England bad two or three more millions in grold than it actually has, and the lower the rate is allowed to fall the sharper will be the ...

... Ball-eas! Oe. OPERATORS BUSY WITH THE SETTLEMENT.-AMERICANS FLAT. The occurrence of the Stock Exchange settlement has bad no perceptible effect on rates in the Money Market. The demand for accommodation in this connection is not large, the fresh business entered into during the past fortnight having been on a limited scale, and borrowers on securities with a margin have little difficulty in ...

... One O'ClOck. HOME RAILWAYS WEAK.-FOREIGN STOCKS STEADY.- AMERICANS LOWER. The requirements in connection with the Stock Exchange settlement having been provided for there is much less demand for money in the open market this morning, and the quotation has fallen to 3 s to 334 per cent. The discount rate is also weak, and though quoted nominally 3Yz to 3P per cent., as a matter of fact little ...