MONEY MARKET.
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saturday, Sept. 2O-6 II. M.


The speculative fever in the stock market still
tinues. Norwich and Worcester advanced 2i per cent
Erie Railroad 4; Reading |; Morris Canal Farmers
Loan !; Illinois, J; Long Island 2i Canton, II; Vicks-
burg, i Harlem, II; u s. Bank, Il Stoningon and Ohio
6's closed firm at Yesterdays prices. The sales were
very large, and the tendency of prices is still upwards.


By the arrival of the steam ship Britannia at Boston
from Liverpool we have advices from all parts of Eu-
rope twelve days later than those received by the Great
Western. In commercial point of view, the news is
very important and highly interesting. The favorable
change in the weather and the encouraging prospects
for nearly average harvest, have produced very
marked Improvement in commercial affairs generally
The activity in the cotton market and the frmness of
prices for that staple have been caused in great mea
sure by the Improvement in the market. There
will, notwithstanding the favorable change in the
weather be deficiency in the harvests this year. which
must be principally supplied from this side Of the Allan


tic There short harvests in Russia and Poland and
the supplies from the Baltic will be, therefore limited
The bulk of the imports Of breadstufs into Great Bri
tain to make up the deficiency in this harvest will be
from Canada and demanu will without doubt spring
up at once along the western line for wheat to ship
Canada for manufacture, that will have very favorable
effect upon prices The deficiency in the crops of Great
Britain will not be- according to our accounts large
enough to restrict the manufacturing commercial ope
rations Of the kingdom


The news per Britannia has had very favorable ef
feet upon the cotton market Prices this morning
vanced to Of cent, and the sales to some
extent. The market became unsettled under the
advices but no actual dscine:as yet been realized.


There had been very little done in American securi
ties Prices in the London market remained without al
teraton. The favorable change in the money market,
just previous the departure of the steamer
produced Improvement in American stocks, well
as in all other securities.


The weekly returns of the Bank of England from July
18th August 23d exhibit reduction in several of the
departments. The diminished amount of bullion
hand shows the anxiety evinced up to that time in rea
tn he