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The stock markets s st this moment in state that resss
every effort made TO improve it, and the future filled with
doubt and uncertainty The absence of speculaors end
the limited capitals Of the bulls gives tho bears every h
cty the world 10 fatten prices and depress the
ke We have for sometime past noticed that outside
and attribute this apathy their part in great mea
sure to the losses many have experienced in their trans
~
individual disposed speculate in stocks goes into Wall
street and falls into the hands Of set Of sharks who live
off the ruin OF Others and loses every dollar Of the amount
he willing risk through the dishonest dealings Of
the broker he employs thst individual leaves the street.
had that individual fallen in good honest hands and en-
poyed brokers OF character ard credit whose advice in
relation to any stock used for speculation would have
been valuable he might still have lost money but he
would have been satisfied that he had nothing contend
against but the usual ups and downs Of the market and
any losses he might have made would have been borne
better than the idea that he had been made game and
plncked by set OF sharpers aud the same individual
the street and try his luck again. There suits grow
ing out OF the cornerng end faon of worthless
public They will give an account Of ths ser. Ds
street that viii astonsh those acquainted with such
things There is one in particular now before the Vice
Chanceilor the publication Of which will expose certain
parties sufficiently to put others their guard against
them is necessary that the members Of both boards of
brokers should take this matter in hand and do away
possible with the impression that exists in relation
to the way OF doing business II they wish to draw
n0 m. ns sss ssrest wsh TO they





with whom they deal Tho brokers feel, at this
moment the want Of these outside speculators sus-
tain the market It'll necessary that there should be as
many bayers Of stocks sellers particularly purchasers
for investment The brokers have operated long with
each other that the market has stand still and
prices must recede still farther unless some bubble il got
sp, general speculative excitement created to re-
eve the present holders Of the immense quantities they
have on hand. aseta sfM1 @as


Another Of the depressed state Of the and
the apparent impossbity of getting up prices the pre-
sent high prices Tor many Of the principal in the
market Money is worth at this moment full six per cent
and most OF the railroad stocks very large per cent
higher than last year at this me when money ell Of
two per cent lower than the current rates. Last June
just before the explosion in the stock msrket after full
three months OF the most extensive specuations Stonng
ton Raroadwas selling So about seven per above
the present rates; Long Island selling at about two
cent above present pces Norwich and Worcester at
per cent below prices Canton At per
cent above present prces Harlem per mt above
present prices and Farmers Loan a. seven per cent
above present prices. We quotations for those
stocks in this market at four periods for the pur
pose Of showing the fluctuations -


QuorAriors Foa SOME OF THE FANcr Sroexs IN TINS