... EIT Me VW. STOCK EXCHANGE. VALUES. The market values of securities dealt in on the London Stock Exchange Ptave. in the aggregate changed very little during the current month. The :6e4~ers' Mafigzzine gave the aggregate value of 338 securities towards the end of April as _g2,784,855,ooo, and on the 25th of May it was 2,780,913,ooo-a decrease of /3,942,ooo. The group of British and Indian funds ...

... Al'.aY st On. HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS FIRM.-AMERICANS AND TRUNKS WEAK. In the open market this morning there is a good demand for accomlno- dation in connection with the payments on the Stock Exchange, and iV to 2 per cent. is the general charge for advances for the day. In the discount market there are only a few bills offering, and the rate for three months' paper is far from firm ...

... HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS FLRM.-AMERICANS IRREGULAR.-TRUNKS BETTER. The amount of business transacted on the Stock Exchange is still very small, and the movement of prices slight. The tendency in most depart. ments is fairly good, except in the American Railway market, where somne irregularity is shown. Consols and other Homie Governm-enit Funds are quict and without alteration,but in ...

... fldir/-turr Our.v HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS DULL.-AMERICANS BETTER.-TRUNKS WEAL. In the open market there is again a good demand for money, and the quotation for short loans is maintained at I X+ to ISr per cent. The discount rate also continues firm, little disposition being shown to do business in three mont'ns' bank paper below i- per cent. A good deal of anxiety is felt with regard ...

... Half-hart One. BANK RATE THREE PER CENT.-STOCK TMARKETS (tUIET.- QUOTATIONS DULL. The Bank of England directors at their meeting this morning made nt alteration in the official minimum, which, therefore, reinains at 3 percent., to which it was raised on the loth of the present month. The reduction yester- day in the deposit rates allowed by thie discount houses to a ?? per cent. for money at ...

... In the CM). LnIITED LIABiLITY AND ITS ABUSES. It was natural that Lord Bramwell should sing the praises of limited jability as be did last light at the meeting of the Institute of Bankers, seeing That he had so much to do with its inception. The extent to which the principle has been adopted could never have been foreseen, and it cannot be for a moment supposed that the mercantile world will ...

... 1-OME RAILWAYS, FOREIGN STOCKS, AND AMNERICANS QUIET. TRUNKS AND A1EXICANS FIRM.L The Money Market is very quiet this morning, and little alteration in rates is noticeable. The demnand for accommodation in the shape of short loans Iis on a limited scale, and borrowers are able to get their requirements readily satisfied at ij/' to s~4 per cent. The discount inquiry is slight, and the quo- ...

... Ball-teast One. HIOMNE RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS FLRM.-AMERICANS IRREGULAR.-TRUNKS BETTER. The amount of business transacted on the Stock Exchange is still very small, and the movement of prices slight. The tendency in most depart- ments is fairly good, except in the American Railway market, where some irregularity is showa. Consols and other H-ome Government Funds are quiet anid ...

... InT thte citp. RESTRICTIONS ON THE TRADE OF GIBRALTAR. Those interested in the trade and shipping of Gibraltar are still in doubt as to the intentions of the Government with respect to further regulations Ifor stopping the alleged smuggling complained of by Spain. The latest pro- ,vouncement from Downing-street is that no immediate action is con- pemplated, but there is the fear that this ...

... One, O'clock. There is little change to report in the condition of the Money Market. Short money is not over plentiful, but it is not much wanted, borrowers i ,enierally having obtained what they required before the holidays yesterday, - and the quotation for advances until Tuesday is nominally s Y4' per cent. The If discount rate for three months' bank paper is steady at 2!/ per cent., with I ...

... En the CM). THE WINE TRADE IN CONFUSION. While Mr. Milner and Mr. Pittar, the private secretaries respectively of the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the chairman of the Board of Customs, are running round the wine districts of France in search of a plan for imposing an ad valorez duty on bottled wines, the trade is in a state of chaos. Imme- diately on the imposition of the new tax wholesale ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MAR-KET1. IhOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STCICtQ SEAPA iR[I N.'S AND' 7RUNKS0 WEA1R. Owing to a Slight increase in the am-ounit ofrltn casht in thle o-p-1 mlarlket, and a failing off in thle demnand, the quotstion fur s~hurt lois io noviO no better than if'4 to i>~ per cent. Thle discoint ino tc for threetnnh! bank~ paper, however, is fully mnaintained, and there iz litte ...