... 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 ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MARKET, fia/-pt,7tl O0.- HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS BETTER.--AMELNICAN3 NVEA K. There is a strong demand for accommoclation in the ?? iniiket ih;'7 morning, in the shape of short loans, owing to the requiremeneits in cofltc~tio'i with the end of the half-year. The quotation for advances for the day is i to I Vs~ per cent., while for loans until the beginniing of ncxt ...

... One ?? MARKETS FIRM.-QUOTATIONS HItGHER.-THE PANAMA LOAN. The pressure for money in the open market this morning is not quite s o great as at one time was anticipated, ard the quotation for advances for the day is no more than IXJ to 2 per cent. The discount rate for three months' bank paper is maintained at s3s per cent., but there are few bills offering. Early next week it is quite probable ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I I I t lit Er i t- V. FAILURE OF THE PANAQMA LOTnE!Y LOAN. A few days ago it was given out that the Panama lottery loan would be a magnificent success. The sanction of Parliament, the praise of the press, and the chance of a prize, were thought to be irresistible, and the necessary millions would be pledged by the French investor great and small. It is found, however, that not more than one ...

... ..,i -A Halal-past o.m HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS STEADY.-AMERICANS WEA K. The condition of the Money Mark-et remains unchanged. The quotatiof for short loans is still nominally 3~ to per cent., ?? the rate for discountin- three nnon'hs' bank paper is no better than i 18 to i 1, per cent., with little business effectedI at the higher quotation. Seeing that there has been a further fall ...

... BANK RATE 2Y/ PER CENT.-STOCK MARKETS NVPEAN, Vi.Pls I JtLI.'P AM ERICANS. The Bank of England directors. at their meeting this morning, mlide n3( alteration in the official minimum, which therefore remains at e !4 per cetit., to whichit aasreducedlastweek. IntheoDenmirketthelin.uiryforaccons lnod;ati(?n in connection with the payments on the Stock Exchange has steadied rates a little, and no ...

... HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS FRACTIONALLY HIGHER.--AMERICANS BUOYANT. The quotations ruling in the Money Market are much about the same as those current at the latter end of last week. There is a pause in the downward movement in the discount rate, the absence of any further shipments of gold from New York and the continued demand for the metal for German account, together with a certain ...

... EIT the (fitt). THE CORRUPTION IN THE GAS INDUSTRY. We have received the following letter from Mr. George Bray, of Leeds, dated June 23. The first two of the letters alluded to asked-first, to whom the sums amounting to 26,229 entered in the published balance-sheets of the South Metropolitan Gas Company in the years 1882-3 were paid as commu- tations under scheme of amalgamation ; and second, ...

... Half-teest (iew. HOMIE RAILWAYS IRREGULAR.--FOREIGN S OC 5 AND AMERICANS FIRM. Quotations in the Money Market remain steady without alteration of importance. Short loans are not so readily obtainable at X2 per cent owing to the near approach of the end of the half year, and there is also a disposition to maintain the discount rate in view of the requirements at the end of the week. The ...

... HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS FIRM.-ANMERICANS I RREGULAR. In the open market this morning there is little change in the position. The allotment of Treasuiry bills yesterday has had a slightly weakening effect on the discount rate, which is also diffcult to maintain in face of the superabundant supply of floating cash. There is only a quiet demand for accommodation either in the shape of ...