and Bsau,;fin maniD III .le Onguent for Preserving

MONEY MARK EFT.
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The general tendency of quotations to-day is upward
ana an advance in several instances realized Ston
gton went up Ii Farmers Loan, Morris Canal 4; u
D BANK 4; Canton, Il Harlem Z; Reading r. r., Penn
yvama 6s Ii Illinois, Is Ohio SIS and vicksburg closed
hm at Saturdays prices; Long Island fell off per cent
Norwich and Worcester, The sales at both boards
were very large.


appears to be soma going on in the
NorthAmerican Trust Co.. likely to advance the market
price OF that stock very srge per There are two
decisions about being made which involve an amount
reaching very nearly tb rec millions Of dollars Ono Of
these decisions is in re5 certain trust called the
ia'es' Noyes and To Image trust Of about one and
quarter millions IT do liars; and the other in relao n
'he CLAIMS Of Pal mer s. Mackilop, Dent & Co., md
Horsley Palmer, mounting to another millico ana q
quarter Nearly tv 70 years ago decisions Wee made by
he chancellor this trust and claim IN favor Of the
stockholders OF the Banking Company but new ponts
were mmedis hy after raised and upon these points tho
decision VIII hsrnade No doubts but that the result
Al TINS case SM be similar to the last and that the CON-
p'ny w" ~eelve and retain the assets included in the
""s' ieie' rsd to, for the payment Of other demands
"saHs. ne concern by which the stock will be i'm.
mensey benefited The decision in relation to this


fill apply to all the rest The amount of securities
nder the several trusts is about five and half mil
lions Of dollars.


ne Governor of Illinois arrived at St Louis nm his
sy to this city, upon business connected with the f.
nNoes VI the otate and to complete arrangements
cessary for the sale of the Springfield and Meredoca
railroad, which is to be paid for in State bonds Parties
interested in the purchase Of this road are in this mari
purchasing the bonds for that purpose The State -.
has been principally paid, and the surplus .o.r
paying the current expenses of the State VIII h. 80.
prated, as far as it will CO. to the payment of ,h
on the State debt. A large private b.nl;no -.
Wall street has been appointed agerts for ouSe ~
T,yments. There has been an advA =, ~
ceut in fha mar rkafuo
within the past few days. and at pre- sent r;c.s .h.
the hest investment in the whole list tT .,noIs my "'
The annexed table exhibits the Quantity cssA.;,
ed and dyed calicoes exported e.n, -. pm
jan lst to Sept goth, 1874 Il ,sss
countries to which expor >nA AVA ~ s Ds .'e
mems an ne markets Of the world This table show
the relative position 4 the trade of eacb country ysh
~ :" as articles Happears that the United
o'.s ''., very limited quantity of these goods
' " other countries OF the exports Of plain


'' n Great Britain in ls45 to Sept 20, the ship.
~ each Of fourteen other markets, were greater


this, and this country stands the tenth in the list


consumer Of printed and dyed calicces manufactur-
d in Great Britain The expectation of these articles
from England to the United States in s45 was greater
than in 1874. The increase Ihas however been confn
ed plain cacoes, having in these manufactures been
equal to sxty.seven per cent.


PLAIN, PRINTED DYED CALicoEs ExroRrrn rpo,,
GREAT BRITAIv TO THE UNITED STATES PROM J.S r ts@
SEPT 20, 1874 AND 18i5 ~ '' isi
Ton &c "a NH