MONEY MARK ET
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Thursday, Jan. Do r. M.
Stocks were very fat to-day-the transactions very
limited, and quotations showing further decline
soningtoo fell fl per cent; Long IsIand Ii Canton. !;
Morris Canal, Il Norwich and Worcester /; Erie Rail
road, Ii Ohio ss, 4; vicksburg, Ii Mohawk improved
per cen Reading, 1; Farmers Ii Pennsylvania 5s,l; In
diana closed firm at yesterdays quotations


The Money Market continues very tight The rate of
interest in the banks not the smallest fraction below
per cent and in the street the rates range from
to nine. The banks have within the past month,
been playing very cautious game. The movements Of
the government in relation to the deposes and the quar-
ery required In few days. have served keep
the banks in check 10 possible after February
in these institutions may expand their operations
relieve the money market from the existing restrictions
and furnish funds to peculators for the purpose Of getting
up another excitement In the stock market.


In addition to the before given of those brokers
in Wall street who refused to redeem the issues Of the
Piainfeld Bank of New jersey we learn that Jacob
Little & Co, Dykers & Alstyne, and Drew, Robinson
Co. refuse take those bills when presented 1t stated
that many of tae small exchange offices looted in the
upper part Of the city, will not redeem PlanHed bills
under six per cent discount and that many Of the u
town grscers refuse them altogether We would advise
all 1hodng these bills not to submit heavy shave
present them at the Agents Head Quarters H. Dwight
Jr, 40 Wall street, or the Sun ONCE. PlanHeld Bank
bills are like eggs, they not improve by keeping





ending January 4h ls4s compared with the correspond.
ing week In 1884, show increase of about seventy Per
cent very large part of the increase derived from
freight.


WfsrEaN RAILnoAD.


Week ending JAM. 1874. 1875 Incr.
Itsse nSers, SJsUt9 $i,I06 $l,6o9
Frelghts, &c ................ 33A0 6.482 2,9i2


se5ss li.lso 4Sol
The receipts Of the railroad companies must have been
increased very large per cent since the closing Of the
canals The reports Of the Mohawk Railroad show an
additional increase for freight, which must rspdly i'm
prove its financial affairs.
: MOHAWK HupsoN RAILROAD co


Receipts for the t0tek ending December 3lst, 1874
Passengers and local freight. $72O 80
western freight. .....:.............. :. $50


sls7o 80
Receipts for same in ls4s. ....... TAI


Increase equal to liz per cent. ....... ss2s 80
Total amount Of local freight during the month


OF December $4lO 26
Total amount of Western freight during same


time. 2,6OO


81 aslo a6
Net amount Of freight for month. .Sa,4l0 %
Thereceips for freight COMPOSE the most important