MONEY Market.
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Stocks were heavy again today. and quotations de-
clined fraction The transactions very limited
Norwich and Worcester fell of per cent, Pennsylvania
IS Illinois II, Formers Loan Ohio 6s !, Long Island
stonington Erie Railroad closed firm at yesterdays
prices.


The political advices from Washington Of nature
to have very unfavorabls influence the stock mar
ke The agitation Of the Texas and Oregon questions
unsees commercial affairs and prevents that activity
business usual ct this These things, with the
condition of the money market, tend to produce the de-
preston general in this market The state Of foreign
exchanges and foreign trade also has influence
trade by favorable and until the danger ofage
shipments of specie past cannot expect any relief
in the money market. In the meantime the banks
compelled to very cautiously and to conAne their
operations to very limited sphere.


At the Merchants Exchange this morning 100 shares Of
the stock Of the New York and Mississippi Cotton Land
Company sold at auction so shares at $l7O and 90
at $3.50 per share-par value $25e per share
The receivers of the American Insurance Company will
pay dividend Of ten per cent on demand.


The receipts ofthe Western Railroad for the week end
ing the o5h instant compared with the corresponding
week in ls44 were follows:


