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Saturday, Jan. l7-6 r. M.
The market looks better. Prices to-day improved
u ton stonington went sup.a. per cent, Reading r
k sm Z; Long Island Ii Canton /; Norwich ard wor-
|aM Mohawk. vickssurg, Farmers and Morris Ca.
II cl ased at yesterdays prices; Reading Railroad fell
fpA rcent; Psnnsylvania 6sl. The sales were to


cans erable axtsnt and the tendency of prices up
kards.


The m. ney market ID decidedly easier. The rates Of


interest in the srsst range from rns per


Ind II the banks at six and per cent. The
narket has been much more buoyant within the past
week. and there appears to be disposition to get mp
Moderate spccA movement, before the steamer
hivss The genA raj impression is that there will be


panic in tho msrks upon the reception Of the steamers
but prices for most of the iancies low that


very great decline cannot bs experienced, unless the
tomple zion Of the ACCOUNTS is wark than is
|ipated


1he Erie Railroad question is not yet settled. vote


r b, taken on Monday svhsn we hope.ths long wind
i /, nair will be finally disposed Of From the


s its Of the rscsiver should judge they had very
|.s 10 expectations Of decision in their favor.


ys have no change to report in domestic exchsr
IA ere is no demand Of consequences for bills any
h our quotations cannot be considered otherv Poo'
10 uinal.