

MONEY MARKET.
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There was q slight improvement in quotations for
stocks day. Harlem, Norwich and Worcester, ston
ngton Erie Railroad Kentucky SIS, and Ohio e's closed
hrm at yesterdays prices. Long Island advanced per
oent Canton, Il Reading Railroad 4; Morris Canal i;
Farmers Loan, /; Penn b's declined l.


The Farmers Bank Of Maryland has declared a half
yearly dividend ofthreo per cent.


The Receiver Of the Commercial Bank of Oswego
gives notice that the creditors OF the bank will be paid
the balance Of their claims application to H. La
throp Esq, at Luther Wrghts Bank, Oswego


Al meeting Of the Providence and Worcester Rail-
road Company, the following named gentlemen
elected directors for the yearAlexander Dun
ean, Moses B. Ives. Harvey Chase, James Y. Smith,
Christopher s. Rhodes, Orray Taft Joseph Carpe nter
Allen o. Peck, George w. Halet, William Foster Earl
Mason, Charles l.. Fisher, Moses B. Lockwood Jacob
Little, John Barstow Nathaniel F. Potter Duty Greene
Charles Dyer, Gideon L. Spencer, Aaren Rathbone At
meeting Of the directors held Immediately after the
adjournment of the meeting. the Board organized
by the election of Alexander Duncan President and A.
o. Peck Clerk, pro tenn.


The receipts OF the Western Railroad Company have,
within the past two or three weeks, been somewhat
larger than for the corresponding weeks last year Tho
bulk Of this increase is from freight the increase in pas
senger receipts being very limited Produce from the
west coming in rapidly in consequence Of the high
prices at the seaport markets. compared with previous
seasons and the anticipated demand exports to sup
ply the markets Of Great Britain. This has given an I'M
petus to the shipments of produce from the west al the
large tolls canals plainly indicate The Western
Railroad Company are realizing some Of the benefits
s,hs activity in agricultural prsducts in the shape Of
large receipts from thsz frsightng business. The high