MONEY MARKET.
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Friday, May 33-6 PM.


The stock market appears to be getting heavier and
heavier every day. 1t would puzzle any one totell
how low point prices will reach. From present ap-
pcaranccs should Judge that few days would suffice
to reduce quotations to lower level than has been
known for many months stonngton fell of per cent;
Norwich and Worcester, /; Reading Railroad !; Nor


s Canal Il Farmers Loan, Ii Illinois 6s !; Long Island,
II; Harlem, Il Vicksburg, Z; Mohawk, I; Ohio 6s t;
Penn SIS closed firm at yesterdays prices The transac
tons very limited and do not recolect having
Wall street look duller for long time Operators
generally feel discouraged and there appears very little
prospect Of an Immediate Improvement.


The Directors Of tho Erie railroad have voted accept
the act Of the Legislature passed tho last session
Books to be opened for subscriptions under the
law.


Counterfeit Fvcs of the Atlantic Bank of Brooklyn
aAoat The paper is coarse, and the engraving poor.
The bills are letter D, payable to }. Sheldon.


The value Of the exports from Boston for April 1886,
was not very large compared with the value Of the
ports from this port This part Of the foreign trade Of Bos
ton is very limited isaesi r0sfs


vAIur OF Ezronrs FROM Bosror, Arm ls45.
Total of Domestic Products. .s6ii,l39
forcign products:-


Paying duty. -. -. -. s6oeo6


Free Of duty ...... -. .......... 0sios
Total Of Foreign products. ..... -. -. $iaa, ,oel
specie. ~
Specie exported IN April. ................. $1,000


An Official report Of tho receipts Of the Central Rail-
road, Michigan from Nov. lst 10 May lst OF the three
fiscal years have ancua.od very much and show fall
ing OF since last year. There has been steady increase
IN the receipts for passengers and in the charges for
ying the me,, but Tao decline in the receipts nom
freight has bscn lp,c enough to affect the increase in
tho other items. Il l.s..5 a5


y Central a RssinSSssl Ss,l. Nemgpss; p,.. y x.a
srom Nov a2tc May, ,i3,. ~. .sl2,x6 s7,M sl,7s3
+ " 80 i3 49,. @,Il6 l6,li2 1915
& -" "A g" 'd3...... 1920 ao,2N s,eo3


The total receipts including the sales from old ircn
for these periods compare thus =:


Total rsyeau. ssiass sss sSs1s ss:r sS'sss sssS


Much OF the decline in freight has no doubt, bcon
by the partial failure OF the crops and to tho high
tolls charged .'' Ft .htg8 sef


A bank has been organised a. Cleveland, Ohio under
tho general banking law with capital of 900 ooo to TO
called the City Bank Thirty per cent Of the capital
stock has been paid in The bank commissioner has
complied witt, tiic law IN cSaminng the funds and The
officers have ofecl iss, ~ bonS notes, for circula-
ton from the Treasurer state. As soon as tho
notcs are rccei, cd the bank will 60 into operation


We annex table showing the amounts loaned by each
bank of this city to the directors and brokers' on the
Of May, is and is45 It surprising that amidst the