New York Money Market.
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lucsuay, january GI--O L. M.


The stock markets. rapidly improving. Prices
advanced to-day, in many instances, per cent
Transactions were very large, and generally fer
cash. Morris Canal went UP per cent; farmers
Loan, ; Pennsylvania IS, 8; Norwich s Worces-
ter, 81 Reading Railroad, L.; Harlem, 81; Vicks-
burg, /. Long Islands, 81; Canton, / ; North
American Trust, J Ohio, IS, J: Indiana, Ia
The impression in the street is in favor Of spec
ulalive movement to some extent. and old prices
are looked for quite anxiously by the bulls.
The appearance OF the markets to-day is very
encouraging to those looking for advance in the
prices. Stocks of all kinds, but particularly tie
tancies, have advanced since the receipt Of the
foreign news very rapidly. The sales have been
very large, Notwithstanding which the improve
ment appears to be pretty firmly established
Nearly every operator in the street admits that
the adyices from the other side are OF highly f-
yorable character, although some Of them in the
very face of the fact and the admission are bear
ing the market as heavily as possible. Some of
these operators, who were the strongest bears
are now roaring bulls The market had become
so much depressed, previous to the arrival of the
steamer, and prices had reached such low point,
that there was very wide margin for an advance,
and those corning in at the bottom stand very
good chance OF making a handsome per cent prof
It during the speculative movement just commen-
ed. there appears, at p. csent, nothing in The po-
lltcal and commercial horizon likely to create a
panic in the stock market Of any consequence; but
The operlions Of the bulls and bears at all times
have more or less influence upon prices, and the
market expands and contracts as one or the other
obtains the ascendency.


The Mechanics Bank at Newark has declared
q semi-annual dividend of three per cent, paya-
BILE on and after Monday the second day of Febru-
ary next


The York Manufacturing Co, at co, Maine,
has declared semi-annual dividend Of 10 percent,
as usual. # @t.H


The Palmer, (Mlssachusetts) Manufacturing
Co., divides l3 per cent for The last six months
which is little beyond its usual rates of prof.s
divided


The Bank Of Pouehkeepsie has declared a semi
annual dividend of 4. per cent, payable the 2nd
Of February.


The Farmers and Manufactures Bank ofPough-
kecpsie has declared a dividend Of 3 per cent,
payable End Of February. G"E5er


The Pine Plains Bank has declared dividend
OF three per cent, payable on the second of Feb
ruary.


The Clinton Bank of Columbus Ohio. has de-
clarcd dividend of 5 per cent.


[.Nsw York Herald