
MONEY MARKET.
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Quotations for stocks steadily advancing, and the
its of ances at the advance continue large Prices
rrent to-day, compared with those ruling at the first
oard on Saturday show advance on Long Island Of
per cent, Canton !, Harlem l. Norwich 8. Worcester
stcnington l. Erie Railroad q Ohio Skies 4, Mohawk
4 heading, Morris Canal, Farmers Loan and Penn
ivania Fiyes, closed firm at Saturdays prices
lhe highest quotation for prime bills London is
per cent premium and the ruling rates for the next
Feamer Q6th instantly will range over 81 a 81 per
fn'. The highest quotation for sterling exchange
onth ago was 10 per cent prem um, and the decline
las taken place in the face of geod demand for bills
large remittances This is favorable to improve
ent in quotations for stocks it gives the banks an
opportunity to extend their discounts, without the
ghtet danger of losing any of their specie Money is
undant and cheap enough to favor the most extensive
3eculaon, ard but for the difficulties likely to grow
u OF the Of foreign relations upon the Oregon
d Texas question and the anticipated contraction and
epression in the money markets of Europe in conse
hence OF the deficient harvest, there would be
ry general speculation in every description of stocks
here must be great change In the stock market with
the next sixty ninety days. and those operators who
ok on the darkest side Of the picture, selling shor
! time varying from thirty to ninety days. with the
pectaon that within that time prices will fall several
pr cent below those ruling. 1t must be admitted
at at this moment the prospect is in favor of decline
State and government securities, and that the agta-
n Of the important political question before the
nnry will continue to depress the market value of
kinds of investments.


The consolidation Of the old stock Of the Erie Railroad
ust be made before the l4th instant. BY the
the legislature passed May l4th, lS45, every two
ares of the old stock must be reduced to one. All
pck not surrendered by the time stipulated, will be
fiei,ed.


Tho bills to the charters of the Farmers Bank
Oswel and the Bank of Brandon we're lost on their
rd reading in the Senate of Vermont, Monday last
bill to recharer the Bank Of Bellows Falls was los
the House the day. but afterwards reconsidered
passed by a vote Of l0l to 40.


"e mex comparative table, showing the population


Spal productions Of several counties in this
1910 and l845. From the returns for ls45
ived, should judge that they very defective,
Of very trifing importance in comparison With those
ls4O We are, however, obliged to make use Of them
they the most correct at command and give some
Of the increase and decrease in the productions of
} State SO far returns have been received the
puation Of the State for lSi5 will be more than
or three hundred thousand more than in 1910. The
cuural productions Of the counties in the annexed
le in ls45 have been greater cent per head than
ls&0 showing greater increase in tho products
n in the population. The increase in population in
ese counties for FIVE years, was only about sixteen
busand. The attention Of the farmers Of these
s. which comprise the best agricultural portions Of
State appears to have been directed to grazing


raising Of wool, and the productions of the dairy
n heretofore and the cultivation of wheat has in
bat degree been abandoned The farmers of this State
PINOT compete with the farmers Of the Western States
the cultivation of wheat and they have devoted their
to the raising of cattle, their proximity to the East
markets giving them in this bu siness the adyantag.
increase in the growth of wool in this State since
O has been very large per cent. The foreign de-
nd for our butter and cheese has given great impe
to the manufacture of these articles and the
bduced in 1915 mas immense.


rIsrIcs OF THE POPULATION, AGRICULTURE, AND RE-
buRcEs OF THE STATE New York BY THE RECENT
Eysus so FAR As THE RETURNS RECEIVED,
Iru THE STATISTICS YEAR 18t0 SHOWING THE
INCREASE DEcREAsE UNDER THE APPROPRIATE
leads.


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