... 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' ...

... RHf-Oast ?? At their meeting to-day the directors of the Bank of England made nI chan-e in their rate of discount, which consequently remnains at ?? p)er cent. The demand for money is still very quiet despite the fact that a h .vy instalment falls due to be paid on the last Brazilian loan. Day-to day money is only worth '4 per cent., while loans over to-morrow-settling day- cannot command much ...

... 7'iJ( GAIE TY COMPANY A7 THE ANTIPODES. \%1: ?? thie following from the .5Qotdh Ats l';ijo Adverlisc; a represen- ! ktive of whi(+h laper I-oarded the 4.Jzura early one morning at Adelaide. He ..und Mlr. Fred Lcrlie in bed, but woke him up Keith the following result AN INrERVIEWv wrin FRED LESLIF. I have becr ten years cng aged in this work, said the burlesque 'or, ' and Co:mnince d my ...

... Hflaf-fiast ?? Money is still very abundant in the outside market, and, in spite of instal- meats on new issues having- to be paid, the demand for loans is very quiet. Day-to-day money is only worth Ye to ,41 per cent. The discount market is also quiet, and rates show a tendency to further recede. During the financial week ended to-day the Bank, contrary to general anticipation, has received a ...

... THIS DAYS MONEY MTARKIET. The Money Marlket is still ch ?? by extremre quietdle, thlere bein f at. abundance of capital and little or no iemand for loans. As for discount business there are practically no bills oft;-ring, holders keeping them back in view of t reduction in ratei before long. This is very ponsible if tho shipntentn of ol for New Ytr (k ontinue, and Soutih America can satisfy ...

... 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 ...

... Half-eiat Ote. MARKETS ALL BUOYANT.-SUBSTANTIAL RISE IN VALUES. There is an increase in the number of bills coming forward for discount in the open market this morning, and bill brokers have less difficulty in maintaining the rate for three months' bank paper at x 3-16 to I 1 per cent.; in fact, the rate is described as firm at the higher figure. There is again a fair demand fox accommodation ...

... aMn. 4 111:1 1JAY'.1 ?? LY IVA PIX1. f41-#a10 B411.Pasi O01. TMARKETS ALL BUOYANT.-SUBSTANTIAL RISE IN VALUES. There is an increase in the number of bills coming forward for discount in the open market this morning, and bill brokers have less difficulty in maintaining the rate for three months' bank paper at I 3-6 to iY3 per cent.; in fact, the rate is described as firm at the higher figure. ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY ATARKE'T. Hall-o't ?? IANK RATE 2y PER CENT.-STOCK EXCHANGF MOVEMENTS 1RREGULAR,-TEI.E(;RA11 STOCKS FIRM. The Bank of England directors again made no alteration in the oficial minimum at ticir ineeting this morning, which therefore remains at j2'z per cent. In the open market there is a good demnand foi monecy in connection with the payments on the Stock Exchange, and the ...

... Rat/-teast Oim- H-OME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS VERY QUIET.- AMERICANS FIRM. There is a still a plentiful supply of loanable capital in the open market owing to the indisposition to do business in bills, the lending establishments being desirous of keeping-control of their surplus cashi. Consequently, notwithstanding, it is the last day of the month, advances for short periods are readily ...

... in tire CUP. THE DISPUTES OF THE CHATHAM AND SOUTH EASTERN. Mr. Forbes does not accept as serious the professions of amity made by Sir IEdward 'Watkin. In the reportof ?? to-day, reference 'is made to the legal proceedings in connection with the Contineutal agree- ment. The Chatham board are advised that the judgment of the courts in their favour with respect to the establishment of the ...

... In tht citp. GOrIN( TO ALI.OTME?;T ON INSUFFICIENT CAPITAL. Those who subscribed for debentures and shares in Green and Clarkson's Brewery Ccmnpany (Limited) have not yet received badc the amount of their subscriptions, in spite of the protests of the directors whose names appeared in the prospectus. The promoters have, however, been driven to take sonie action. Messrs. Lhillater, Ilackwood, ...