MONEY MARKET.
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Sunday, October loop. M.
Quotations Tor stocks the past week have been steadily
declining ard the market closed yesterday very heavy
Prices have nearly reached point low ruled pre-
vious to the recent speculation, and the indications
present not favorable for Improvement. The at
tenton Of spectators absorbed by the advance going
in produce and long there prospect of fur
ther improvement very little regard will be paid to fan
cy stscks. There is money enough to carry an ex
tensive speculation in any thing that will bring out ope
rators.


We annex table showing the bank movement in each
Sae and Territory Of the Union at four periods CON-
mencing at the time the speculaons which ended in the
general explosion in 1887 and ss did ending the pre-
sent year One very important thing connected with this
statement the fact that the fluctuations in the banking
systems have been much greater In the repudiang and
delinquent States than in the others The banking sys
TENS of some of tine repudatng States and Territories
have exploded and gone Of existence while in the
others there have been very great oonractions. The
banks Of Florida, Michigan, Alabama Mississippi and
Arkansas have gone out of existence and those of In
diana Illinois, Louisiana and Pennsy yvania have reduced
their large per cent Greater fluctuations
have been experienced in the banking operations of all
the States than exhibited in these We have
been obliged to make of the official returns made up
certain periods for the purpose of giving full state
ment The report of each year, with the exception
ls45 made up from returns made near to Jan-
airy possible to be obtained but for lS45 have made
use Of the latest returns received.


Discounts AND CIRCULATION THE BANKS AcH OF


THE UNITED STATES AT Four PERIODS.