

MONEY MARKET.
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There was quite improvement in stocks to-day with
transactions to some extent Stonington went up ii per
cent; Norwich and Worcester, II Housatonic, II /;
East Boston. Morris Canal. Erie Railroad, Far
mers' Loan, Pennsylvania SIS, Illinois Mohawk,
l; Long Island, 1 Canton, T.


The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester Road
Company for the first six June show gain of over
six hundred dollars the six days of last year.
although the fare is about half what was then
With view to the quality and quantity of coin, ne
cessay under the Postage Law Secretary Of the
Treasury has directed silver to the amount of $3.50 900
be sent to the mint to be coined into dimes and half
dimes. large amount will be sent to be coined
into quarters.


Counterfeits have appeared in Utica on the Seneca
County Bank The bills of the denomination of $50
so well executed that they calculated to deceive
even the bestudges fmoney-the filling up being
ully done, and the signatures well initiated with the
exception that the Presidents is signed Prauty
instead of Prouty = the letters of the engraver's
" Rawdon, Wright Hatch,"is also heavier than in the
genuine notes Vignette. a mill and reapers.


The receipts of the Hartford and New Haven Railroad
for May s45 compared with the corresponding onth in
1884, show increase Of about hundred per cent,
and for the past six months since the completion of the
extension road to Springfield compared with the receipts
for the corresponding months in 1884, increase Of
more than one hundred per cent.


HARTFORD New HAVEN RAILROAD.
Receipts for May ls45, exclusive of Mails. $l6s70 81
Receipts for May 1884, exclusive of Mails. s,456 81


Increase for May ls45. ...... $s,4ls 80
Receipts for six months ending June ls45 $500 29l so
Receipts for six months ending June 1884, 48060 &c


Increase for six months lSl5 t. $50 23l Ia
This increase in the receipts must be satisfactory
the stockholders it settles beyond doubt that the
road will ultimately be very profitable


The following is correct statement of the receipts at
tdewate of the principal articles of agricultural pro-
duce from the of navigation in ls45 to
the close of the first week of June compared with the
receipts for the same period in 1874: