New York Money Market.
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There was a slight reaction to-day in the stock
market, and prices fell off fraction. Long Island
declined per cent; Canton, \ Norwich and Wor-
cester, 4; Reading Railroad, |; Farmefs' Loan, 3;
Ohio 6's, Z; North American Trust, ! Morris Canal
and Pennsylvania SIS closed firm at yesterdays prices
Harlem went up u per cent; Indiana, IL.


The Auburn and Syracuse Railroad have declared
dividend of four per cent, payable on the stock
gistercd in this city at the American Exchange bank.
The bill granting the Ohio Life and Trust Com
pany the power Of issuing notes of circulation, by
constituting itself bank either State independent,
has passed the Legislature Of Ohio.


The convention, in session in Missouri, to
form new constitution for that State, has, by a
large majority, refused to charter, give the legs
lature leave to charter, any banking institutions.
This puts veto at once upon any increase of ba1k-
ing capital in that State. The State Bank of Mis-
souri, and branches very judiciously conduct
ed and so long there is strict supervision kept
over them there will be OF thsoe ruinous expan-
sions the people of other States have seriously suf
fered from.


The remission of the duty wool imported into
Great Britain has had very favorable influence
upon that trade and the imporatons from the States
have been large. Numerous complaints were made
on the other side, that in washing and preparing
wools sufficient pains had not been taken to cleanse
them from Dirt and in the selection of qualities.


T.Nep York Herald.