MONEY MARK ET.


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Notwithstanding the speculation gong on in two
three Of the fancy railroad stocks, and the rapid ad
the daily quotations, there is a downward
movement in all the roally good stocks in the list
The dividend paying State stocks and those of the eder
al government steadily declining in the face of
acsumulatng interest and increased value for invest
ment temporary or permanent. The stock market is in
rather active state than otherwise and the operations
in the railroad stocks alluded extensive and
prices far in advance of those ruling month ago.
that the falling off in other stocks is hardly noticed
the market is consequently in very artificial condition.
The speculation going in Norwich and Wor-
cester, Long Island and Stoningon railroad stocks
must soon break down from its imitation, independ
ant of any external cause, while quotations for other
stocks depend entirely upon the complexion Of our TO-
reign relations and the Of government in
laon to the important political matters that will come be-
fore Congress at the approaching session.


We annex comparative table giving the quotations
for stocks in this market for each day Of the week just
closed and for the last day of the previous week. for the
purpose of showing the fluctuations in prices and the
progress Of the speculative movement going in the
fancy stocks The efforts of tho bulls appear to be
cenered upon Norwich and Worcester, the advance
has been confined principally to that stock =


