New York Money Market.
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JdHudly o--O M'
There was an advance in quotations for stocks
to-day, varying from to per cent. Stonningtcn
went up !; Norwich and Worcester, 2; Erie Rail-
road, 4; Reading Railroad, l; Long Island, l
Canton, Harlem, |; Morris Canal, / ; Farmers
Loan, J Pennsylvania IS, IL Ohio IS, ]. The
transactions were very limited. There is consid-
cradle excitement in the street about Erie Rail-
road old stock. One OF the most successful cor
has been got up in this stock and those short
will be compelled to pay any difference that may
be required, unless some arrangements are made
to settle up otherwise.


The points raised by the parties interested in re-
laton to the in Erie Railroad stock will be
decided on Monday. The Board Of Brokers have
indefinitely postponed action upon the subject and
it is probable that the differences may be COM
promised.


The President and Directors Of the Chesapeake
Bank, Baltimore, have declared dividend of three
per cent. for the last six months.


The Franklin Insurance Company Of Boston
have declared dividend of six per cent, PAYABLE
to-day.


The Salem (West Jersey Bank has declared a
semi-annual dividend of three per cent.


Three dollar counterfeit notes on the Canal
Bank at Rochester, New York, are in circulation.
They are signed John Keeyes Paige, President;
and are so well executed as odeceive some of the
best judges of those bills.-N. Y Herald


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The New York Herald says:--The following Gu
rious letter has just been received by COL Went
worth, of Illinois:


NAuvoo, Qll.) Dec. II, l845
SIR-On the event of an act passing Congress
for the erection Of those forts the Oregon route
suggested in the Presidents Message, we should
be pleased if you would exert your influence in
our behalf, as we intend to emigrate West of the
Mountains in the ensuing season. Our facilities
are great and enable us to build them at lower
rate than any other people. | have written the
Secretary of War on the subject, and shall be
pleased by your co-operation-also for transporta-
tion of the mail Yours, sc.


BRIGHAM YOUNG,


President of the Church Of Jesus Christ of


Latter Day Saints.
Hon Jno. Wentworth, M. c., Washington, ID. C.