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going in the political world have very little effect
upon prices Some of the most extensive fancies are
controlled by large houses in the street. One concern
has large amount of Canton another large lots OF
Norwich Worcester others large quantities of ston-
ington Long Island Morris Canal and Farmers Loan,
all able to- in fact compelled to hold for advance and
fearful of putting much of either Of these stocks upon
the market account of the influence upon prices.
These things induce think that prices have nearly
touched bottom II for the interest Of every OF
these large holders sustain the Market and prevent if
possible any further depression several Of them have
full many Of these fancy stocks they want,
comfortably hold.


The Bank of Commerce has declared a semiannual
dividend Of three per cent, payable on, demand


The Merchants Exchange Bank has declared three
and half per cent, payable on demand.


The Merchants Fire Insurance Company have declared
four per cent payable the 18th inst


The receipts of the Norwich < Worcester Railroad
Company for the years 1874 and ls45, were, as an.
nexed-


NoRwrc II 4 WORCESTER RAILROAD.
Receipts FER June, ls44 $l6,492 OF
Receipts for June, lSi5. ......... 1928 80


Increase in June, ls45. ............. 1926 SO
This is very respectable increase, in the face the
reduced rate of fare account of the opposition the
Sound and other routes to Boston.


The receipts from customs at this port for the past
week amount to Ssl7l00.


We annex table, showing the course of the foreign
trade of the United States and the extent Of our com
with each nation This statement shows the impor-
Of commercial relations with other nations
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS FROM EACH FoREIeN COUNTRY.
AND THE BALANCE OF TRADE AGAINST
UNITED STATES, FOR THE YEAR ENDING JysE 3oTE 1874.