... 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 ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MARIKET. Hahf-Azs oire. MARKETS INACTIVE.-DOWNWARD TENDENCY IN VALUES. There is less inquiry for short loans in the open market this morning, and borrowers have little difficulty in getting their requirements satisfied at I 34 to 2 per cent. The Stock Exchange settlement commences on Tuesday next, and it is not expected that operators in Stock Exchange securities will be able ...

... 1Hf-Oaul One.' BANK RATE FOUR PER CENT.--STOCK MARKETS QUIET. PRICES WEAK. At last the Bank of England directors have decided to raise their official minimum to 4 per cent., it having stood at 3 per cent. since the 9th of August. It was fully expected that an upward mo.emnent would be made to-day after yesterday's large withdrawal of gold for the Argentine Republic, and this morning bill ...

... THI-S DAY'S MONEY MARKET. MIARKETS ALL FIRM%.-VALUES HIGHER.-QUIET BUSINNESS. The demnand for money in the open market this morning is mnuch less pro- nounced than it was yesterday, and the quotation for short loans is no bert tr, thanx5 per cent. The payment of thme instalmrent of upwards of halfa mrillion on the last New Zealand loan will take that much money oft the mar~ket, and transfer it ...

... THIS DAY'S MONY Y MARKET. Half.fast Ogre. HOME AND AMERICAN RAILWAYS FIRM.-FOREIGN STOCKS N EGLECTED. The discount market is again quiet but firm. There are only a few bills offering, but the rate for the negotiation of three months bank paper remains at 2 I4 per cent., there being no disposition on the partof brokers to do business at less, The supply of loanable capital is now evidently very ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MARKETr. BANK RATE 4 PER CENT.-STOCK MNARKETS ARE FIRM EXCL!'T FORtLI(NERS. The directors of the Bank of England at their ineeting this mo: ning, decided to make no alteration in the official mirthmuu, which therefore remains at 4 Pei cent. Although there was a good deal of uncertainty asto what action the directuri would take Dto-day, the general oipinion was that no advance ...

... ?? Ones HOME AND AMERICAN RAILWAYS WEAI.-FOREIGN STOCKS STEADY. The tone of the Money Market is perhaps the turn harder than it was previous to the publication of the Bank return yesterday afternoon, but rates are still tolerably easy. Notwithstanding the large reduction in the mrnarket's supply of cash there is still quite as much money about as can be used at the moment, and the rate for ...

... THIS DAY'S MONEY MA.RKIET. One o'clock. HOME RAILWAYS FIRM. -FOREIGN STOCK-S DU)LL.-TRUN KS WE6Aer- There is no change to report in the condition of the Money Market, quotations having opened mugh the same as they closed last night. Short money is not much wanted, and as the supply is quite sufficient at the moment for all ordiniary require- ments, advances until Monday, which is pay day in ...

... !RafI-hast one. STOCK MARKETS QUIET.-MARKETS LITTLE CHANGED. Rates in the open market have hardly settled. but the general quotation fos discounting three monthns' bank paper is about 3 per cent. Short loans now that the requirements in connection with the Stock Exchange settlement has-e been satisfied, are much less wanted, and advances for the day are generally obtainable at about 2,,4 to 3 ...

... J.nsa ; l) .LJ . ?? fldf.first Ou#. HOMNE RAILWAYS A LITTLE IRREGULAR.-FOREIGN STOCKS STEADY. AMERICANS FIRM. The Bank of England directors made no further alteration in the official minimum at their meeting this morning, which, therefore, ieniins at 4 per cent. In the open market the easier tendency noticeable the last day or two continues, hopes being entertained that the 4 per cent. Bank ...

... THIS DAY'S MONERY MARKET. Ho4 s flOne. MARKETS ALL FIRM.-QUOTATTON.3 HIGHER,-CONTINUED RECOVERY IN 'MILWAUKEE~S. Quotations in. the open, market show little alteraticn. There is a fair demand for short loans owing to the. falling due of repayments at: the Bank of Elngland, but the. rate fur day-to-day advances is not better than 3 per cent. The discount rate for three, months' bank paper is ...

... HaJoaut Our. HOME RAILWAYS AND FOREIGN STOCKS DULL.-AMERICANS FIR4 There is a strong demand for money in the open market this morning it connection with the payments on the Stock Exchange, and as much as 4 per cent. and upwards is freeiy paid for loans for the day in ordes to avoid going to the Bank of England, where advances have to be taken for seven days. The supply in the open market, ...