... Quenlan W 94: ' Rome 5radlwys closed lower in many cass. rhton deserred fell to 139M on the April working ?? only klwer. -The spy asteck fl5SI5DIpeS, thaoatinuatislrte 'ojper oant, alhuhthe fimst rate was X T.hr-wasalotof stOC in mark which was. sd ad delired ...

... diminished account in all departments. Carrying over rates were J to 1 per cent. cheaper all round, and there were no sister rumours of any sort. Prices, however, did not close at the best, Ameri- can descriptions beingz again flat. Consols improved. for ...

... the Stock Exchange was firm to-div, under the influence of cheap :Po6ev, The best prices, however, were not main- tained, rumours being afloat of the ?? of M de Giers, which served to weaken the Berlin bourse. Business was not particularly active, though ...

... since Friday, and at one time to-day touched 65s. Ed., closing, however, buyers- at b9s. $d . for Dine inber-Febriry. ?? rumours of difficulties in Mdincing-lane wvere circulated, but the better tone of the market this afternoon does not point to expectation ...

... being smlall. l 1. The stock markets were depressed, the continued ill :run on the Bir kbeck Bank, conpled with FO] il ?? rumours and the continued fall in l American railways, produlcinx an'xtneasy anzd dis- 41.. ?? feeling in the speculative mark-ets ...

... ;j; Henry Nourae 4, to 84; iiSinu- A 30 bury 4,, to 34:; and Newr Primrose A, to 4 a-16. ill Chareed fell 4,z to 39, on a rumour that -he zocontanro wil be heavy. West Australians were weak; as the West Autalin Goidfiejos teptee- mo proved so disappointing ...

... group of securities have been inquired for. Market Trusts have been the feature, having been largely bought during the day on rumours of an important announcement to be made by Mr. Bottomley at the meeting of the share- ho]ders on Friday next. Opening at par ...

... Il-ssist Bal crystals: Spot tIl. 4d ...