MONEY MARKET.
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S6IuEUhy, r'oO $3.50 f. M.
pc panic in the stock market daily increases. The
pes from Washington in relation to Texas, Oregon,
have alarmed operators and created depression in
ps The sales of fancy stocks were very large to-
and there appears to be general disposition to force


even at the current prices. ston ington fell off
,ent; Norwich & Worcester, !; Erie, Ii Housatonic,
Canton, ! /; Long Island, Farmers Loan, with
large sales Illinois, It Ohio SIS. /; United States
4, /; Morris Canal, 4; Kentucky e's, 4 Psnnsylva
P's improved per cent? and Indiana sterling H. The
nt complexion Of political questions no doubt has
ain amount of influence upon the stock market aud
mercial affairs generally, but the decline in stocks
erday and to-day cannot be attributed entirely the
Of our public affairs. The bears are too strong for
pulls, and 80 long they So long will prices
Ain low, and the market depressed. There was de-
etoday in Farmers Loan of per cent snotw ith
dng which, nineteen hundred shares were sold at the
session of the old Board. Money is plenty and the
KS conne their discounts amsst exclusively to stock
fulations; still prices tendingdownward. com.
son Of quotations from one week to another of the
e day in each week, will show very little variation
lie in the mean time prices have doubt, fuctuated
! three to five and eight per cent.


he annual returns of the Banks of Pennsylvania for
year ending Nov. l, 1874, show increased move
It compared with the repor. for the year previous
aggregates given in the annexed table includes the
,ement of the banking and savings institutions
,ughout the commonwealth.