MONEY MARKET.


Sunday, March 1876 p. MI.
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The stock market during the just closed been
In very feversh unsettled state otations have been
gradually settling down. until many stocks have reached
level lower than has been realized for long time We
have repeatedly stated that prices for many the
books Of both boards of brokers' high. Fancy
stocks particularly are high that impossible get
up eny speculative movement Speculation usually
mences when prices are very mach reduced and pos
sibe and even probsble that reduction of prices
may produce speculative that will carry up
prices to point much above the current rates. but the
brokers will find impossible to start speculative
ment OF any consequence from present prices. During
tae tremendous speculation last spring which
Geo aoout eae middle OF March prices for many stocks
advanced fifty per cent but at the quota
tons were very low and there very large msrgin
for an ADVANCE but 1t is just the reverse there is No
margin for an Improvement in such stocks Harlem,
Long Island Norwich Worcester Canton andF armers'
Loan. Atthe commencement of the speculation alluded
to- Norwich and Worcester selling s7 row cells
at 3d. Canton was selling at SO, now sells at 4s and
very recently has been up to SO SO Harlem az sell
ing at &c. now sells at TO- Quotations TO- these stocks
are yet too high there must be very great decline be-
fore prices reach point where speculation can com.
mence.


Wsannex our usual com parave table Of prices show
ing the quotations for each day of the past with those
current at the close OF tho two previous weeks.


QUOTATIONS FOR THE PRINCIPAL STOCKS IN THE New


YORK MARKyr