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MONDAY. P. NJ.
There was eaction to day in the Stock Market
and the fances in some cases, improved or per
Al the Second Board prices rather easier but the
changes were not important.


Exchanges continue dull. Sterling is quoted 81
ass. Francs 527i 0326i


The earnings ofthe Mohawk Railroad for the week
ending jan 7,h, in rs and i6 were as follows
Receipts for Passengers. &C.. s647 "a si7s IS
Proportion of Western Freight. ssO 90 M .2O 20
Total .s92s 90 81 237 81


Increase s3Os 6l-or thirty three and third per cent


The total earnings of lsi5 were $685. 20.


The Ohio Life and Trust Co. has declared dlvl
dend of DER cent, for the last six months The business
of this Company has been very large and profitable dur
ing the las, year and it might have declared much
larger dividend.


The advices from Indiana favorable TO the
adoption of the plan recommended by Mr.. Butler twas
unanimously adopted by the Committee to whom 1t was
referred and bill TO have been reported, on the
Sd inst, In relation 10 this matter we find the following
paragraph in the Cncnnau Gazette:


The belief gains ground daily that Indiana deterin
ed once to enroll her name among the debtpayng
States The last proposition of Mr.. Butler finds favor
among all parties. The Joint Committee have, we un.
derstand, agreed report bill for that purpose.


Mr.. Bright the State Agent has declared himself IN
OF the prOvlslOnso says the Madison BANNER anu


letter published in that paper, from distinguis neo
member of the House dated 29th ut says that MI
Buffers proposition with slight notifications, requiring
the bond holders furnish the entire funds to tnish the
Canal looking to It's income and assets for remunera'
ton will be acceptable 10 the Legislature ana hlhk
law will pass this Winter to commence the payment OF
the interest our bonded debt" We have seen sml
| lar opinions from various other quarters
| The Democrats" at County Convention in Lsport
County boldly declared that the State is able 70 Poy.that
prouison ought TO be made for payment and they nr"c'
! their Representatives accordingly.
| Indiana is coming


! We do not yet receive the yearly statement OF the
earnings of the Norwich and Worcester Road. When
the stock was high and certain parties were long init
the reports very prompt and regular Can 1t be
that the earnings Of the Road larger last year than
it.would be polite to have made public


The Bank of Kentucky has declared dividend
of two and half per cent. per share


The Merchants Bank Of Poughkeepsie has de-
clared dividend of four per for the last months
payable on the 18th inst.


The Delaware and Raritan and Camden and AM
boy Railroad Cos have declared dividend Of FIVE per
cent PAYABLE at the Offices in this city and Philadelphia
ON the nth inst


The Philadelphia North American says:


The demand for money still exceeds the supply, and
as it understood the Bsnks rather curailng than
extending their discount lines the rate Of interest mas
advanced for paper offered in the street. That OF the
class considered may be quoted at TO IL per an
! num- and as our monied not disposed TO take
any paper the dra of which not well known is
very difficult procure the money on 1t even at hener
rates ~,


In our review Of last week noticed the fact OF the
Indebtedness of Boston, NewYork aud Baltimore TO this
city, and as r result OF this Indebtedness we understand
that notes drafts payable at those points, are mol
taken bv our Banks here unless at discount Within
the last week about 900 dollars in specie have been
received from New York, part liquidation OF their oa-
which after this payment is STILL we learn up
wards of 300, 900 dollars.


A bill has passed the House of Representatives OF
Tennessee directing the President and Directors oil the
Bank of Tennessee reduce the number Of branches to
four-one in each division of the State and the other at
the most suitable point is believed that the bill will
| also pass the Senate.


The folio wing says the Pettsville Miners Journal,
is the official quantity of coal market from the
a;inrent rerinns In la45 cnlnnared with 1874: