MONEY MARKET.
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There was general decline in stocks to-day, Stoning
ton fell off per cent Norwich and Worcester East
Boston, Reading Railroad t; farmers Loan, Penn
sylvania SIS Illinois, Il Morris Canal, Canton IL,
Long Island, Harlem, Kentucky,'h; Erie Railroad
closed firm at yesterdays prices and Ohio 6s improved
The transactions were not very large,


The decline iu stocks can, in great degree be
attributed to the change which has recently taken place
in relations with Texas and the prot ability of annex
alton not taking place anticipated leaving the subject
open for agitation and the Of political capital
Prices OF stocks III. in affected by the
steady changes going on in the money market The
of interest is gradually advancing ard capital growing
less abundant The banks filed with offerings for
discount and any qusnty OF first rate short business
paper is returned refused The brokers restricted
very much in their resources ani compelled to orca
stocks upon Market being unable hold present
prices. Many fancy stocks high that 1t requires
very large capital carry lar &c lots and weak operators
or those depending upon hypothecatng stocks for capital
obliged to leave the market and cmain inactive The
bears rrapng rich harvest the fluctuations from day
to day being sufficient to give them fair per
their operations.


The receips ofthe Mohawk and Hudson Railroad Com
pany for the week ending the 2st instant compared
the corresponding week previous years have been
annexed:


MOHAWK HUDSON RAILROAD


Receipts from Passengers. ......,... $685. 81


Receipts from Freight. ............ 6i8 90