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MONEY MARK ET.

Sunday, Feb. 40 II M.
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The stock market for the past eek has been very quiet
but prices have ucua.ed considerably The excitement
in relation to the payment OF the Pennsylvania interest
hes nearly subsidized and the operations made in that
stock falling due the opening Of the books must now
b. settled and the differences paid The closing quota.
tions yesterday several per higher than those
current early in the week Some CT the ncies have ad
vanced several per cent. Reading Railroad from Mon.
day to Saturday went up Of per cent, Harlem ~ and
Long Island H. This improvement cannot be satisacto.
rily accounted for, there has been very little specua-
on in these stocks lately ard there has been any
increase in the actual value the securities. Quotations
for State Stocks have not fuctuated much a.


Illinois special bonds have fallen a4 per cents Pspnsylva
mia SIS, IT, and Ohio os l. The stock market continues
very much depressed, and the money market very tight
The banks have just completed their quarterly returns
for February, and IT 10 possible they may now extend
iacli,es to the commercial c.srs and afford some
relief TO those deeply embarrassed The arcantle com
munty is, no doubt very mach in want Of large loars
and, unless they are extended, there must soon DO
futures


We annex our usual ctm ara,gc table Of quotations
current each day during the past week. with the closing
p'ices for the week previous =