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The Stock Market was wlthoutparticular change
to-day the sales not vcry large. At the Close
the mar, ct had rather downward tendency.


The Exchange Market is quiet since the Steamer,
but steady. Sterling is 9, lo-ony the best bills being
held 10. Francs are ,5 The supply OF bills is quite
light.


Money is a 6 per cent and easy.


Thompson's Reporter notices new counierfeit
Atlantic Bank, Brookln IS, letter b; payable tod Shell
don paFer and Aimsy; engraving poor filing up
and signing. bungling.


The announcement of the failure Of the house of
John T. Smith & Co. this morning created lively scnsA


ton 1t was in most quarters entirely unlocked for They
have many years leading mouse in the uneurret
money business and considered moderately wealthy
When Mr. Smith died. he generally estimated TO be
worth 80 to SIS 600. The house, it is said owe the bro
kers in the street about $50 COS and their buess was
large with other cities are probably involved TO larger
amount than this Mr.. Underhll, the managing ii not
the only surviving partner has been absent from the city
for day or two.


There is also some excitement in tie street oc-
casoncd by tie disappearance OF gentleman doing busi-
ness in Wall St. who several days since TO visit
some friends on the North River and mas net since been
heard OF.


The Cleveland Herald says tnat the loss in Lick
ing County the ST. Clair Bank will be very large Jesse
Smith lived there and the People had great confidence in
him. The School Fund of that County this money and
vl most of it lost. One adi, ddal had $4,000 OF this
money which he had taken for his farm Mr. Smith thinks
he has sufficient property redeem all the Bank has in
circulation.


1t has been decided TO put the Mad River Rail
road Immediately under contract from Thin 10 Urhana-
The iron is to be bought at for the whole road