MONEY MARKET.
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Thursday, July 1O-B p. Nj.


The quotations for stocks to-day show further de-
cline and the limited extent of the transactions show
very heavy market stonington fell off per cent; Nor.
wich and Worcester Long Island RR l; Vicksburg Il
Morris Canal i Farmers Loan I; Illinois I; Reading
Railroad IL Eric Railroad closed firm at yesterdays pri
ces.


The Seamen's Bank for Savings has declared the
al dividend for the last six months payable on demand


The Bank Savings has declared the usual dividend
for the last six months, payable on the 2lst inst


The Bowery Savings Bank the usual six months dvi'
dend, payable the 2lst inst


Tho Greenwich Savings Bank the usual dividend, pay
able on the 2lst inst.


The Middletown and Mddlesex County Banks, at Mid
dletown CT, have each declared semiannual dividends
Of three per cent


The Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Company three
per cent, payable on demand.


The Baltimore Life Insurance Company has declared
half yearly dividend of six per cent


The foreign trade of any country is generally looked
upon being index Of the prosperity of the people,
and considered evidence OF the progress made in
mercial matters The extent of the imports into any
country considered evidence Of the wealth of the
pie Of that country and the extent of the exports some
evidence Of the of that country The foreign
trade of every nation comprises but small portion Of its
commercial movements, but the outlet large exporta
give the products Of any country is to pro-
duce favorable state of trade at home We export
about tenth part of the total agricultural products Of
the country whereas do not import hundredth
part of the amount of merchandise consumed in tho
country The foreign trade Of the United States at the
present time, is not SO large in proportion to the
population, as it in the early years of the
history Of the country The agricultural exports of tho
country not great proportion to the population
as they were forty years ago. The increase in
exportaton Of products of the soil from this country
since soo been confined principally to the supply of
cotton. We table showing this result: ::